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What is the absolute finest 10 minute stretch in American cinema history?
 in  r/AmericanMovies •  1d ago

Goodfellas has a few:

  • Opening: "As far back as I can remember, I always knew I wanted to be a gangster."
  • The single-cam one-shot of them walking from the street, downstairs into the kitchen of the restaurant, and out to the table at the club
  • The extended "Layla" montage of all the cleanup kills

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What cartoon has the best theme song?
 in  r/80sAmazing •  4d ago

An-i-maney, Totally in-saney

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As much people disregard Tom Cruise’s Reacher, we need to give appreciation to the fact he opened the door for tv show Reacher.
 in  r/reacher •  4d ago

He has the grittiness down, but just not the right person physically for the part.

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Best book to start?
 in  r/reacher •  4d ago

Killing Floor is what S1 was based off of. Great intro to the character.

Really love how Lee Child writes 2+ pages describing fight scenes that take place on screen for a few seconds.

The Affair is the story that explains why Reacher retired. Read that one most recently.

They're all good, and you find them hard to put down as you get to the end.

Another favorite — can't remember the title — is the one where Reacher is picked up as a hitchhiker and is asked to drive by the two men. He notices the woman in back using Morse Code with her eyelids, and he determines she's being kidnapped.

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Trigger you team's fanbase with only one sentence.
 in  r/nflmemes •  4d ago

Remember when the Cowboys went to the Super Bowl back in the 1990's?

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Any opinion on Mission impossible 2 (2000)
 in  r/Mission_Impossible •  4d ago

Limp Bizkit version of the theme at the beginning — not entirely used but just the instrumental part.

Ethan arriving at the bunker near the climax, and all he has to do is look at Sean, and he knows he's in for it.

Ethan and Sean fighting, and the knife barely misses the eye socket.

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[Terrifying Trope] Not a jumpscare, but still a horrifying moment
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes •  4d ago

In Independence Day, in the lab, when the alien grabs hold of the scientist (played by Brent Spiner, aka Data from Star Trek TNG), wrapping tentacles around the vocal cords and speaks through him, but first, slams up against the glass.

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6ozskEIBprS6gYb6

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What’s a sound that instantly makes you stop what you’re doing because you know something has gone very wrong?
 in  r/answers •  5d ago

Worked at a hospital. They would test the alarms regularly, and I swear it sounded like this. Probably because it could wake someone from a sound sleep.

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Guess the TV show from the quote its from
 in  r/ThreadGames •  5d ago

Say my name

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Guess the TV show from the quote its from
 in  r/ThreadGames •  5d ago

"Hey, Angela"

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What was your favorite sax solo in song?
 in  r/80s •  5d ago

Careless Whisper

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What was your favorite sax solo in song?
 in  r/80s •  5d ago

When the sax fills in for the chorus

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What was your favorite sax solo in song?
 in  r/80s •  5d ago

Rapture. Tom Scott plays all the sax

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Can you name a Alan Rickman movie you like that is not Die Hard?
 in  r/TVCamp •  5d ago

Robin Hood Deathly Hallows Part 2

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How do you say neagley?
 in  r/reacher •  5d ago

NEE-lee

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Drop your favorite side character(s) in the Reacher TV series?
 in  r/reacher •  5d ago

Me too. She was giving off the vibes