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Confrontation scene - In The Bedroom (2001)
An elderly couple coping with their son's death finally square off.
In the Bedroom is that rare movie that sidesteps screenwriting conventions and shows the world as it is. There are no redemptions, no triumphs in the end, only our raw bruised humanity.
A wonderfully nuanced performance by Sissy Spacek and my favourite, TOm Wilkinson.
In the Bedroom is that rare movie that sidesteps screenwriting conventions and shows the world as it is. There are no redemptions, no triumphs in the end, only our raw bruised humanity.
A wonderfully nuanced performance by Sissy Spacek and my favourite, TOm Wilkinson.
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Director Fred Zinnemann insisted on using real clock shots to build suspense in High Noon. No CGI here, just pure old-school filmmaking! ⏰🎞
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Gary Cooper and Dimitri Tiomkin forever !!
Frank Miller was a bad Mo-Fo. I wouldn't mess with him.
Best western Ever! Cary Grant greatest Cowboy of All Time!!! What! Better than Billy Connolly? Aye! Why? Cos he fell on his ass in the middle of a Rodeo!🤣😂🤣😂
人間の深層心理、魂の葛藤、煩悶、迷い…。所謂西部劇で、サスペンスタッチを織り混ぜながら、ここ迄<人間の深層心理>を掘り下げて描いた作品はない。 ジョン・ウェイン張りの、ブッ飛ばし、蹴っ飛ばし、銃を撃ちまくれば、それで全てが解決すると言う<粗暴単純暴力的>な西部劇ではない。人間的な<弱さ>を持ち、それ故に悩み、しかし、最後は逃げる事なく、敢然と立ち向かう主人公ケイン。 自らの<人間的弱さ>に怯みながらも、尚逃げる事をしなかったケイン。其でこそ人の心を打つのだ。人間愛に満ちたゲイリー・クーパーでなければ演じられなかった主人公だった。G・クーパーは、この映画で『アカデミー主演男優賞』を獲得している。 新妻の『捨て身の愛』に支えられ、戦いに勝利したケインが、エミリーと路上で抱き合うシーンは、『万感胸に迫る』名シーンだった。哀愁を帯びたハイヌーンの主題歌が心に沁みる…。
Masterful acting and storytelling. Sissy Spacek is a total bitch in this scene and Tom Wilkinson comes off as a benevolent wise old man. The cinematography is top notch as it follows them around in the midst of their argument 10/10.
'Zadok the Priest' is used very cleverly in the film: The first part including the first line of the Choir when the king is restrained in a chair: "Zadok the Priest and Nathan the Prophet anointed Solomon king.", echoing the coronation in which the king is first seated in St. Edward's chair after being anointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. When the king has made a recovered and is giving a short surprise speech to Parliament in some courtyard of the Palace of Westminster, this piece is picked up at the line "And all the people rejoiced."
I’ve seen this movie about three times and I’ve seen the opening credits about 100 times the scene in the church with the towns people. They all look ashamed for themselves and the way the bad guys are dressed at the airport at the train station. I’ve seen these guys in dozens of movies and they usually dress like thisdressing, not like these modern cowboy movies, but everybody is so clean and shaven
R.I.P. Tom Wilkinson.
La actuación de Tom Wilkinson, es tan natural, desgarradora y real que te llena de impotencia, QEPD,actor de carácter auténtico.
Brilliant scene. It should be shown in all acting classes-raw.
It's a shame what happened to King George III if only the facilities were available to help with his physical as well as his mental well being
This is one of those movies that will never leave you!
- I'am the king of England!!!! - no sir you are the patient! I don't know why, but I find the exchange incredibly comical.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the most powerful scenes of all time 😢
They filmed these in real houses in Camden and Rockland, Maine
Movie fans will talk about tom wilkinson in his role in “Batman Begins” or “The Full Monty” but I’ll always remember his great and underrated performance in this film. RIP Tom Wilkinson
This and Michael Clayton, yeah.
The strength of this scene is that is so universal with parenting methods. I see both of my parents in both of them and it is eerie and I am Asian.
Great movie...sad day.
RIP Mr. Wilkinson, this is a brilliant yet haunting scene delivered by the both of them.
This is just sublime. “You are so unforgiving” is just incredibly delivered. Rip Tom what an actor you were.
At first, I thought that said *Rip Torn* (Sissy's cousin IRL)
THIS! This whole scene is what real acting is! 🎭 Rest in peace, Tom Wilkinson. 😢🙏
Some of the best acting ever put on screen.
RIP the legendary Tom Wilkinson.
God...what a scene. RIP Tom Wilkinson
R.I.P Tom Wilkinson.
Rest in peace, Tom Wilkinson!
I love how the girls selling candy was exactly the little time out they needed to stop fighting and truly embrace one another. It also opened up her to telling Matt that she cannot bear seeing her son's killer walking around town. Matt did the right thing and took no joy from it. I love the ambiguity of the ending and hope they went on and enjoyed life after this.
RIP Tom. You were a wonderful actor. This was a wonderful performance and one of my favorite scenes from a drama.
I just heard. 75 is too young. 😔 This will always be my favorite of his.
RIP Tom Wilikinson
RIP Tom Wilkinson. Most underrated actor (and this the most underrated film) of a generation.
Such true words have never been spoken my friend
Simply one of the very best movies ever made.
Elderly couple? Both actors were in their early fifties!!! Anyway, God Bless the great Tom Wilkinson. RIP.
Speaking as someone who just turned 55 a few days ago, YES. 🤣
This film is in my top 10 of all time. The acting is top notch. It's one of the most well acted films about grief I've ever watched. This film is criminally underrated
My all time favourite Western, the stunning high contrast cinematography works so well throughout, as does Coop’s superb performance - surely his best!
Watched this beginning to end for the first time on TCM. Interesting portrayal of human nature. I understand why the Duke didn't care much for it, as the protagonist looks scared shitless the whole movie. I quite enjoyed it, though, and probably more realistic than a lot of Wayne's films. I'll talk Eastwood's stoicism any day. Never saw him skeered.
Has there ever been a film which built up drama and tension as brilliantly as this sequence?
Right and wrong.simple
This scene and music gives me chills every time!
Oh I was hoping we’d get to the scene at the door. His body language is devastating.
Just like my family, except for the father talking back, defending himself.
We could use a couple of those restraining chairs in Florida
"fantasy piece of ass". Wow. That was one hell of a stone to throw.
Totally brutal, and it came from a dark place in her gut. This scene is a master class in acting.
They both purged all their pent up hate and anger and realized it was not for each other. This was what they needed and they felt better and had only one last issue to deal with and Matt dealt with it accordingly.
Es posiblemente el mejor western de todos los tiempos, Y la perfección sublime de credibilidad absoluta del ícono más grande GARY COOPER hacen inrrepetible tanta calidad belleza y honestidad, Honestamente saludos, 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I never thought an empty chair could be so terrifying
Music’s perfect for anyone who faces the end.
The Three baddies waiting at the train station is where the Italian screenwriters got the idea for the opening of Once Upon A Time In The West.
I love this movie so much and by God I fucking love Tom Wilkinson. What an actor.
A bit of greek tradition there, smashing those plates.A great movie and superb acting.
This is one of the most underrated films ever. Both Spacek and Wilkinson were superb.
Todd Field is a phenomenal film director and screenwriter as well. I always wished he’d made more.
The film was truly successful at it's time, box office and everything; but sadly was a "that Miramax" acquisition... At the end is one of those small budget proyects to be faily recognized at the moment but too small to become legendary (in my mind it is, actually)
Agreed. It actually did great business and received much better reviews (and critics awards) than A BEAUTIFUL MIND.