Lila64
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We all have favorite scenes or lines from movies.
Pick a movie and tell about your favorite scene(s)/line(s) from it.
Dead Poet's Society
I love the end, just when Mr. Keating (Robin Williams) starts to walk out of the room - he walks by Todd (Ethan Hawke) and pauses, continues walking, and Todd is about to burst. He tries to speak up and say that (Robert Sean Leonard) Neil's death wasn't and is told to sit down by the dean/head teacher (Mr. Nolan). As Mr. Keating is about to reach the door out of the classroom, Neil stands up on his desk and says 'Oh Captain My Captain'. The music is playing (Maurice Jarre), and is building louder and louder as many of the students follow Todd's lead by standing on the desk. And then the camera is back on Mr. Keating, who then says: Thank You Boys, Thank You. Camera pans back to Neil (thru the legs of another student) standing on his desk and the movie ends.
as close as I could find to my description above
Pick a movie and tell about your favorite scene(s)/line(s) from it.
Dead Poet's Society
I love the end, just when Mr. Keating (Robin Williams) starts to walk out of the room - he walks by Todd (Ethan Hawke) and pauses, continues walking, and Todd is about to burst. He tries to speak up and say that (Robert Sean Leonard) Neil's death wasn't and is told to sit down by the dean/head teacher (Mr. Nolan). As Mr. Keating is about to reach the door out of the classroom, Neil stands up on his desk and says 'Oh Captain My Captain'. The music is playing (Maurice Jarre), and is building louder and louder as many of the students follow Todd's lead by standing on the desk. And then the camera is back on Mr. Keating, who then says: Thank You Boys, Thank You. Camera pans back to Neil (thru the legs of another student) standing on his desk and the movie ends.
as close as I could find to my description above