Anonymous wrote:"The Holiday" .....when Jude Law sees Cameron Diaz in the restaurant with "Let Go" playing...perfection!

First time seeing this clip today and you're right..perfect!

"The Holiday" .....when Jude Law sees Cameron Diaz in the restaurant with "Let Go" playing...perfection!

Anonymous wrote:Crossing Delaney
“This one I’ll meet” and
How do I talk to Izzy?

This movie along with Moonstuck are my two favorites

I love Crossing Delancy. So sweet.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“Baby, you are going to miss that plane.”

“I know.”

Before Sunset

Is that the scene where he’s fiddling with his wedding ring?

Yes. Ethan Hawke is fiddling with his wedding ring as he realizes that Celine (Julie Delpy) is the love of his life.

The end-scene shows how stuck between their willingness to stay in their dreamworld or the choice to face the realities outside and what lies waiting for him them if and when they choose to board that plane…the next sequel is Before Midnight.

No, the choice was between him leaving to board the plane to go back to his wife in the US or staying with Celine in France and starting a relationship with her

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Anonymous wrote:the Fleabag "Just Kneel" scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z_8bUk5bfM

romance or lust?

Fair point.

*pulls the curtain to the side*
Me: Oh, great heavens.

The English Patient.

The moment where (Ralph Fiennes) is carrying (Kristin Scott Thomas) through the rocky mountain in the dessert after the plane crash. She's wrapped in a sheet.

They haven't been on good terms and he see's a thimble he gave her, dangling on a necklace. He's like. "You're wearing the thimble." and she's like... "You idiot. I always wear it, I've always worn it.... I've always loved you." and the music swells and he starts crying.

Bridget and Mark Darcy's kiss in the snow.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“Baby, you are going to miss that plane.”

“I know.”

Before Sunset

Is that the scene where he’s fiddling with his wedding ring?

Yes. Ethan Hawke is fiddling with his wedding ring as he realizes that Celine (Julie Delpy) is the love of his life.

The end-scene shows how stuck between their willingness to stay in their dreamworld or the choice to face the realities outside and what lies waiting for him them if and when they choose to board that plane…the next sequel is Before Midnight.

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Anonymous wrote:basically any Outlander scene with Jamie and Claire. Even in front of the fireplace at Castle Leoch when they've just met is steamy.

I gulped when I watched this scene. This part in the book is even better.

The wedding scene is GOOD.

Anonymous wrote:basically any Outlander scene with Jamie and Claire. Even in front of the fireplace at Castle Leoch when they've just met is steamy.

I gulped when I watched this scene. This part in the book is even better.

Every moment of A Room with a View.

The scene of Never Been Kisses when Michael Vartan comes into the baseball stadium and joins Drew Barrymore's Josie on the field for the kiss. The Beach Boys' "Don't Worry Baby" was perfect and iconic.

Agree with many of the others I've read here.

Big bang theory:

When penny is wearing a cat Halloween costume, crying about her boyfriend. Leonard awkwardly asks her to go out with him. This scene is more like real life.

Anonymous wrote:“Baby, you are going to miss that plane.”

“I know.”

Before Sunset

Is that the scene where he’s fiddling with his wedding ring?

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Anonymous wrote:Patrick. Demi. Pottery wheel. Enough said.

Rocky. Meat locker. side of beef.

ILY

When Richard Gere sweeps Debra Winger into his arms at the factory in An Officer and a Gentleman. I love the bittersweet look exchanged between Winger and the actress who plays her mother. She knows her mom once dreamed of the same thing, but it didn’t happen for her.