"If the most important thing is the financials' and the second most important thing is winning, then you don't have a chance. It's so important for ownership to do what it takes to win"
From "The Man Who Knew Too Little," which I just re-watched the other night, the scene where Bill Murray is pretending to be one of a Russian dance team. Bill at his finest.
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe.” ― Albert Einstein
"If the most important thing is the financials' and the second most important thing is winning, then you don't have a chance. It's so important for ownership to do what it takes to win"
Loved the book, liked the movie. But it does have some good scenes. This one is famous for the non-CGI takeoff of all of these WWII-era bombers, a feat in itself. Then it follows all of that with a great sight gag in the true dark nature of this movie.
(02-27-2016, 11:22 PM)Awful Llama Wrote: Always
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That 7 minute scene with Baldwin has to be one of my favorite scenes ever on film. Great choice!!
"If the most important thing is the financials' and the second most important thing is winning, then you don't have a chance. It's so important for ownership to do what it takes to win"
However this thread could keep me from sleeping if I post all my favorites!
Here's what I consider one of the best shots in any film I've ever seen.
This clip ends just a bit too soon. When the camera moves to the shot from inside the hole in the wall and sllloowwlllyyy pulls back I get goosebumps! Fantastic work!