The Legend of 1900 : Favorite scene?
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When he plays a Tarantella for the Italian passengers.
He's taking the knife out of the Cheese!
Do you think he wants some cheese?
He's taking the knife out of the Cheese!
Do you think he wants some cheese?
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I like when "1900" helps Max get over his sea sickness during the storm. He takes the breaks off the piano and lets it slide all over the ballroom until it crashes through that glass wall! I love that part! It looks like a lot of fun!
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Ha I agree! That has to be my favourite scene as well. "Hello Captian!" Tim Roth is so fantastic. Not so much as an "oops" when he busts through the wall.
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I liked the part where 1900 meets Max right at the end, and tells him the joke when he goes to St. Peters gates.. Funny, but sad at the same time
Although the duel was magnificent as well
Although the duel was magnificent as well
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I think my 2 favourite scenes both involve the piano.
The first scene that I loved was when '1900' take Max for a ride on the piano during the storm before crashing through the glass wall.
My other favourite scene is just after the piano duel when '1900' lights a cigarette from the piano strings!
I'll trade with anyone who has a jaccuzzi!!!! (Janice, The Muppets Take Manhattan, 1984)
The first scene that I loved was when '1900' take Max for a ride on the piano during the storm before crashing through the glass wall.
My other favourite scene is just after the piano duel when '1900' lights a cigarette from the piano strings!
I'll trade with anyone who has a jaccuzzi!!!! (Janice, The Muppets Take Manhattan, 1984)
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1. The sea sickness scene
2. The duel with Jellyroll
3. *beep* the regulations!
Thinkers fly planes. Believers crash them into skyscrapers.
2. The duel with Jellyroll
3. *beep* the regulations!
Thinkers fly planes. Believers crash them into skyscrapers.
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My favourite scene would be the beginning, when the narrator explains how every guys' hearts race when they see "her" for the first time. I thought it would be referring to some love interest character, turns out it was referring to the Statue of Liberty. I'm not American, so it caught me off guard, really surprised me. Had to replay it again on the DVD.
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mine would either be the piano of its brakes/locks, or after the duel, the cigarette, and the line that goes something like, 'you smoke it, i dont know how' as well as the *beep* jazz.
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1.) The piano duel scene
2.) The scene where Tim Roth was thinking twice about disembarking in New York
3.) When Tim Roth could not express to the young female passenger what he feels for her
2.) The scene where Tim Roth was thinking twice about disembarking in New York
3.) When Tim Roth could not express to the young female passenger what he feels for her
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The duel, hands down. LOVE the cigarette lighting. Sooooo classy.
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My favorite scene was definately when he recorded "Playing Love". It truly is a great scene, which truly depicts his feelings, and yearnings for the girl, and as she walks away, his sadness ends the piece perfectly.
The entire movie is one great scene after another, but this one really stands out in my opinion.
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The entire movie is one great scene after another, but this one really stands out in my opinion.
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My favourite scenes were
1. When he saw the girl outside the window and then played for her
2. When he adapted the music to the different persons he saw (really funny!)
3. When he talked to the girl, received the kiss and tried to give her the record
1. When he saw the girl outside the window and then played for her
2. When he adapted the music to the different persons he saw (really funny!)
3. When he talked to the girl, received the kiss and tried to give her the record
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So very many great scenes. But I have to say it was during the duel when he pauses and says "You asked for it a-hole." He says it quietly. Not a threat but in the almost bored monotone telling of a forgone conclusion. And Jelly's reaction shot was priceless.
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A beautiful and hauntingly sad movie.
Why settle for the lesser of two evils? Vote Cthulhu!
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- Getting Over Max's Sea-sickness
- The Duel
- Recording An Album
- Contemplating Getting Off
- Finding 1900 in the Abandon Ship/The Ending
- The Duel
- Recording An Album
- Contemplating Getting Off
- Finding 1900 in the Abandon Ship/The Ending
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Mine was the very last scene, as it meant this horrible movie was over and I can start the process of trying to forget I ever saw it. I think I took a shower right away, to wash the stink, saccharine and sap off of me.
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"I'm verklempt, talk amongst yourselves"
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"I'm verklempt, talk amongst yourselves"
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Another fantastic scene:
The opening scene where the young immigrant on the ship shouted "America!" and his fellow immigrants suddenly erupted into frenzy upon seeing the Statue of Liberty. It's the perfect time to play Ennio Morricone's music.
The opening scene where the young immigrant on the ship shouted "America!" and his fellow immigrants suddenly erupted into frenzy upon seeing the Statue of Liberty. It's the perfect time to play Ennio Morricone's music.
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That was sad, and I'd forgotten about that great scene. Other than that one, I'm with most others: Max and the wild stormy trip around the ballroom, as 1900 plays as though nothing unusual's happening; and the piano duel, which was absolutely amazing and so brilliantly done.
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My favourite is him changing his playing when he sees the girl through the window. Incredibly powerful. No film had or has made me so emotional.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZaJhLc9wj8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZaJhLc9wj8
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The 'Playing Love' scene as he composes the song while watching the girl through the window, an incredibly touching moment.
This means something, this is important.
This means something, this is important.
Favorite scene?
One of mine was in the Nocturne with no moon scene with the girls father
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