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From: Thank you for Smoking.

Couldn't find a vid of just the scene I wanted, but the part between minutes 1 and 2 roughly is my favorite.
 


Idk why the fuck people keep stabbing horses, but still...

 
Jesus Audino, you posted the absolute reason why Edward Norton is the greatest actor on this earth. That man has done some of the most influential movies of all time. Great find.
 
Well I'm only 24 but man do I wish I was alive in time to see these two in theaters. Am I an Eastwood fanatic? No. But you guys posted most of my favorite scenes.

These two remind me of when I was a kid and saw these at home with my dad for the first time.






The good the bad and the ugly forever.
 
I see your dancing men in tights, and raise you a love ballad.

 
A few more...

The hockey rink scene from Running Scared



Godfather II... GG, Fredo



And two of my favorite Denzel moments..

Training Day where he flips out at the end



and the game between Jake and Jesus in "He Got Game." Its deeper if you see the whole movie and less annoying with this idiots two voiceovers, but its the only one I could find.



From a TV Show... Big Pussy gets it on the Sopranos



And then this scene where Junior gets bumped up to "boss" on the FBI's chart

 
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Well I'm only 24 but man do I wish I was alive in time to see these two in theaters. Am I an Eastwood fanatic? No. But you guys posted most of my favorite scenes.

These two remind me of when I was a kid and saw these at home with my dad for the first time.

The good the bad and the ugly forever.
This is (in my opinion) the best Clint Eastwood scene of all time, and the greatest western ever made (and probably my favorite movie of all time).

 
On my fucking god how was this movie not talked about yet, I can't believe I forgot to mention this one.





God bless Boondocksaints.
 
One more because there should be.

 
And the departed, great film.


 
Don't know how to post the video directly onto the board.

I didn't know either. After some intense research (quoting others to see how they did it) I figured it out. Anyone wondering, its that 9, 10, letter/number combo that appears in the url.
 
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