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💜 😂 one of my fave scenes from a timeless classic

One of my all time favorites. Relevant today. Lol

Best Guy movie ever

Musicals, I wrote a couple musicals

I saw the same interview on CNN last week.

This movie is a blistering send-up of how allegedly intelligent people can come to believe what an idiot is saying. They think his dullard ways hide some kernels of vast wisdom because they themselves lack the brains to see what's before their eyes. Only the poor blacks know what's going on. A perfect description of how the elite and the top hats can now believe the sheer lunacy of crackpot ideas.

I'd nearly forgotten this movie . It's over 50 years old .

I sure could go for a roast beef sandwich, along with fries and gravy, and a cherry coke 😋

I love this film so much, great writing, acting, soundtrack; it has it all.

So odd to see that people used to dress up to go everywhere.

Lol.🤣 Its just a sandwich

Name of Diner?

The funny thing is, we have edible paper now. Billy Blaze was a trailblazer!! 😂

So good.

Diner is a great .movie.

Great stuff this is good stuff😂

There's a sense of Keaton knowing that this is going to be his first big role and he just went all in on this scene to make a stellar first impression. He just steals the movie here.

"Is this a great country, or what?"

Aww, you left out the "Feed mayo to tuna" part from the 'idea man.' Anyways, a very quotable movie.

Tuna fish!!

What an ice hole!

There is no more late night diner culture since they close at 10 now

Awesome movie.

I grew up on Long Island where late night diner culture is rampant. The diner depicted in this scene was spot on. You hear the clicking sound of dishes in the background. The entrance to the kitchen with customers sitting on the long table was so realistic.

Popcorn scene rocks!

I love this movie!

He offers vague generalities, maxims, pearls of gardening wisdom, misinterpreted by fools as brilliance, who hear and see what they want to see, feeding their own shallow egos.

Could Clive have been a changeling infiltrator (In order to get the DNA template for Weyoun)

I've always wanted to know if Michael Keaton thought his performance in this film was the inspiration for Bruce Willis' character David Addison in 1985's "Moonlighting."

Guttenberg grew up on Long Island, so he knew diner talk.

I still see things I didn’t before which is what I love about this film - just now, I caught Kevin Bacon saying ‘I do’ off-camera and Stern gives him a look. Always missed that because of Guttenberg’s great rant.

I'm gonna eat the sandwitch, don't ask if I'm gonna eat the sandwitch.

Tried watching this movie twice. Confirmed, it sucked. My wife was shocked to hear it was supposed to be a comedy. Good actors later on , but…wow!

Which movie

This is Tarantino, before Tarantino.😆

Guttenberg reminds me a bit of that seth rogen here

2 good 2 ever be 4 gotten.

Nice frame. LOL!

One of the best scenes!!

A lot of people give the actors credit for this movie, without doubt, deservedly so. The writers, however, indubitably contributed significantly.

The way he says: I know.. That and every other line jammed in that one scene. It's just brilliant.

You notice they're all wearing ties.. we need to get back there

I loved this movie as a kid❤ its where I first saw Michael Keaton 🤘🏼

Ray Finkle's mom!

What is this movie?

Bill: “Hey, you want a snickers?” Chuck: “No, thank you.” Bill: “It’s not frozen, cuz my refrigerator broke.” Chuck: “I understand.”

Sounds like Uncle Joey in Bethlehem.

Aw, you left out the best part! Keaton is talking a mile a minute, Winkler slides open a morgue drawer, Keaton looks down and says, "Hey, that guy's dead!"

this scene was in stranger things .he and El are sitting at diner he asks for club sandwich .

They referenced this scene in Stranger Things when Dr. Owens (Paul Reiser) says he can't possibly eat his whole sandwich and tries to give some to Hopper. At the end of season two. It is CLEARLY a roast beef sandwich. I nearly fell off my chair with happiness.