Mowl
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Then there's the even more epic one from Ben Hur where Charlton Heston and Stephen Boyd had the awesome chariot race.
Amazing scenes, truly epic film-making; compared to today?
They'll never better any of the three most recent videos in this thread.
Somewhere in the movie, while they're shooting a scene, a car can be seen driving along just at the edge of the picture: you probably wouldn't notice it f you didn't already know it was there. Of course, when it comes to epic movie scenes, anyone trying to tell me that Jaws beat Moby Dick gets a clatter. Gregory Peck was/is absolutely fucking awesome from start to finish. The closing scene where he's tied himself to the whale and can be seen to be waving his arm in a beckoning fashion to call his sailors to kill the whale before it disappears under the surface is permanently etched into my mind since childhood.
It was one of those movies that actually rated next to the book.
The closing scene of Jaws by comparison?
'Smile, you bastard'?
Pretty cool.
But not Gregory Peck with a neck-beard cool.
Amazing scenes, truly epic film-making; compared to today?
They'll never better any of the three most recent videos in this thread.
Somewhere in the movie, while they're shooting a scene, a car can be seen driving along just at the edge of the picture: you probably wouldn't notice it f you didn't already know it was there. Of course, when it comes to epic movie scenes, anyone trying to tell me that Jaws beat Moby Dick gets a clatter. Gregory Peck was/is absolutely fucking awesome from start to finish. The closing scene where he's tied himself to the whale and can be seen to be waving his arm in a beckoning fashion to call his sailors to kill the whale before it disappears under the surface is permanently etched into my mind since childhood.
It was one of those movies that actually rated next to the book.
The closing scene of Jaws by comparison?
'Smile, you bastard'?
Pretty cool.
But not Gregory Peck with a neck-beard cool.