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An amazing scene from my favorite movie of all time!

Yes a fairytale

Hard with the military disruption

This scene.

The angels are there Laura, just believe…

It's ironically very beautiful there. Not that pretty when you're doing that job though.

Exquisite movie!!

On my deathbed-my heart with broken wings I wear it on my sleeve

One of the finest lines in literature. 'I cannot live without my life' As a young lad who had his heartbroken, I saw this movie by chance one night and became obssessed with it. The book is a complete materpiece and there hasn't really been a true adaption on film or TV. The book is quite amusing as well as dark. The films tend to focus just on Heathcliffe and Cathy but there is so much more to the story.

As brief as it is, this may be my favorite Dustin Hoffman performance of all of his. This is absolutely flawless.

The end of the scene is the most terrifying thing. Joan realizing ".. I'm now going to die for.. What? What the fuck am I gonna die for now??" We can only hope, for her sake, real life Joan wasn't visited by Dustin Hoffman.

her moon sign was leo , so it makes sense that she was attracted to saggitarius, another fun fire sign

May god forgive you😇😡😎for I never will you stupid savages

This movie is a masterpiece

this voice clip is in a pretty nice song called "Turn Up the Thermostat" by the Bombpops!

Music name?

leland was one of the characters who left the most impact on me. when i saw him in the season two finale, it broke me. i hope he’s somehow at rest…

I watched the movie a 2nd time and it actualy made me cry (5 times). First i watched it, i skipped and didnt understand.

Marc brendanawicz and Jess day

Ever get the feeling your being followed?

ɘm ʜtiw ʞlɒwɘɿiꟻ

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Sky Ferreira’s debut full album “night time my time” is dedicated to Laura Palmer and twin peaks. The last song “night time my time” quotes this scene and its haunting and beautiful

Who else is here just for the English lesson LOL 🤣🤣🤣

Immense Harvey Keitel

I honestly really enjoyed this movie.

The Orb S.A.L.T

Isn´t she proof that the sun doesn´t age you?

0:00 Chapter 34: Overboard 3:54 Chapter 35: Silence

What a sweet women ❤xx

Isn’t that awful lol

Cherie Lunghi is so beautiful!

A masterpiece ✨️ 👏

Fucking gut wrenching scene. And its made even more gut wrenching by the amount of people in the comments hailing Johnny as some kind of intellectual. A man trying to find meaning in his existence and wanting to share that existence and meaning with someone else, spat on by an insect who's only ability in life is to eat and regurgitate himself. Therefore he must cause as much despair to anyone within a 10 ft radius who will allow it. Johnny is not a genius nor an antihero. He is simply a pathetic man, falling, and trying to take everyone with him.

if only hardcore feminists would heed this short vid with all their might.........

Love this scene think Lynch wrote it thinking about Niki Lauda

Not some watery tart...

Everything about Harvey Keitel in this film, every hand gesture, every movement, is so seductive and passionate. Refreshing to see him in this light.

Go Scorpio queens!

This is so powerful. Truly describes the feeling of wanting to both implode and explode in grief.

I have watched this so many times i can play little edie. ❤

Coalminers daughter, no?

"Hi Joan,I'm your conscience.....nice to meet you!!! 😁😁😁 Sorry we meet so late but i was in holydays."🤣🤣🤣🤣

The ending part of their friendship drove me insane 🤪!! Macbeth made a joke for Banquo with foul words and the scene ended when they are laughing MAAAAADLY😢!!

One of the most haunting scenes ever filmed. And I believed him 100%

Incredible love story. Pocahontas is such an assertive female character, and John Rolfe is everything a real man should be. She thought John Smith was dead when he opted to take off for the Indies, only to find out he was still alive, living in England, with no plans to ever return, and had essentially abandoned her to slate his ambition. She told her husband she made a mistake marrying him and needed to see John Smith because he is her true husband, and being such a good man John Rolfe took her to England so she could see Smith again agreeing to wait for her and see how it goes as she decides which one of them she wants to be with... Smith the man who abandoned her never planning to return or Rolfe the stable man who practically worships her. So beautiful. So poetic

Does she have a similar dream of Sir Lancelot ? Expression on her face seems somewhat of disappointment

"Who's that?" "Dunno. Must be a king." "Why?" "Cause he hasn't got shit all over him."

My favorite movie of all time! I can almost quote it word for word.