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 Still one of the best scenes of the decade 
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it's only been a year.


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Yes, but the decade is over soon too.

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Honestly, there were plenty of scenes I liked more. This one was great in an obvious, transforming way, but I think scenes such as the one
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where the kid goes def, or the one where he denounces his son, or the climax in the church where he gets baptized are all more engrossing, intense, and crucial to the message/theme.

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You seem to think threatening violence against people is perfectly okay because you feel offended by their words, so that's kind of telling in itself.

Exactly. If they don't know how to behave, and feel OK offending others, they get their ass kicked, so they'll think next time before opening their rotten mouths.


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meh. I was expecting something from like 2000

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i agree. milkshake scene = classic stuff!


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Honestly, there were plenty of scenes I liked more. This one was great in an obvious, transforming way, but I think scenes such as the one
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where the kid goes def, or the one where he denounces his son, or the climax in the church where he gets baptized are all more engrossing, intense, and crucial to the message/theme.

Maybe, but mention There Will Be Blood to anyone ten years from now and I doubt they'll be quoting the scene where Daniel Day Lewis denounces his son.

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Dano is surprisingly in another amazing scene from this decade. When he finds out he's colorblind in LMS.

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i think this will definetely be in the top 10 memorable moments (if not the most)



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I simply don't find Zoolander very funny...

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Strangely enough when I saw the thread title, I was also thinking of Children of Men, so I agree with Shrub. That film should have won Best Picture that year.

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Monsieur Marin wrote:
Honestly, there were plenty of scenes I liked more. This one was great in an obvious, transforming way, but I think scenes such as the one
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where the kid goes def, or the one where he denounces his son, or the climax in the church where he gets baptized are all more engrossing, intense, and crucial to the message/theme.

Maybe, but mention There Will Be Blood to anyone ten years from now and I doubt they'll be quoting the scene where Daniel Day Lewis denounces his son.

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Regardless, they should be, whether they do or not. Actually my favorite is the oil explosion/son goes deaf one.

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You seem to think threatening violence against people is perfectly okay because you feel offended by their words, so that's kind of telling in itself.

Exactly. If they don't know how to behave, and feel OK offending others, they get their ass kicked, so they'll think next time before opening their rotten mouths.


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Anchorman, There Will Be Blood, Kill Bill, Moulin Rouge, Children of Men, Zoolander, they're all great scenes. :thumbsup:

More. MORE. MORE

How long before someone breaks the chain and posts a shitty clip?


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2000 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon :thumbsup:


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When Rev has the best post in a thread, the rest of you suck.


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That didn't take too long. Less than 3 hours.


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I love that scene.

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I couldn't find the clip without some emo song on Youtube, and it isn't the greatest of the decade, but Tai Lung's escape in Kung Fu Panda is pretty good.


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That didn't take too long. Less than 3 hours.


lol, which one?

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That didn't take too long. Less than 3 hours.


lol, which one?


take your pick. Pan's Labyrinth, Spirited Away, Sweeney Todd (which I loved for the record).


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It takes place in this decade. Too much to post the whole movie, so I had to do some distillation.



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The end of sweeney todd was the worst part of the whole thing.

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You seem to think threatening violence against people is perfectly okay because you feel offended by their words, so that's kind of telling in itself.

Exactly. If they don't know how to behave, and feel OK offending others, they get their ass kicked, so they'll think next time before opening their rotten mouths.


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