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Tom
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Ok I just watched the Godfather trio for the umpteenth time, and found myself in tears at the agony of Michael Corleone right at the end of Part 3. Thus, this moment tops my list of hair-raising lump-in-throat inducing celluloid experiences. The beautiful cinematography, the heart-rending music, and one of the finest on-screen performances of any film, by Al Pacino. Not forgetting of course the direction of Coppola.
Others I would include are:
Tom Hanks drinking from a canteen and looking over the Channel in Saving Private Ryan (that's quite a view - yes it is)
Mel Gibson raising his sword and screaming in triumph after his first victory over the English in Braveheart
Philedelphia - The funeral wake at the end, playing the old film of his Tom Hank's childhood
The Shawshank Redemption - Red reading the letter from Andy
Heat - Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro holding hands at the end
I really do love cinema.
Others I would include are:
Tom Hanks drinking from a canteen and looking over the Channel in Saving Private Ryan (that's quite a view - yes it is)
Mel Gibson raising his sword and screaming in triumph after his first victory over the English in Braveheart
Philedelphia - The funeral wake at the end, playing the old film of his Tom Hank's childhood
The Shawshank Redemption - Red reading the letter from Andy
Heat - Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro holding hands at the end
I really do love cinema.