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Wtf is the name of this song playing in this scene i have been searching for almost 20 years and can not find anything on the sonudtrack lists none of them are whats being played in this scene

Kaufman is one part painter, one part surgeon. Playful, yet precise.

My name is Jonathan Trauner. I will be 30 this May 15th 2024 in Jerusalem. I work at Mobileye in Jerusalem. I have Autism. I am a poet artist and performing artist and I love Gal Gadot and Taylor Swift. On June 18th 2023, I got hit by a huge tour bus and I only broke my left collarbone and did not die. I finished recovering end of August 2023 and my bone returned back to normal and to a completely unbroken unified state beginning of December 2023. My greatest dream come true is to become the first openly autistic poet performing artist and artist with Autism to win my Emmy Grammy Oscar and Tony film and acting awards in Los Angeles California in 2025, or in 2028 at the 100th Academy Awards. #NEVERGIVEUP. "Here's to the ones who dream, foolish as they may seem," Emma Stone, 2024 Oscar Academy Award Nominee for film "Poor Things

Ladies an gentleman. I think we found a real life cave man.

Despicable Me callout was sus

🎉 Sequence 3?????

I can see his face be like "yeah that's a good line" after he says "You'are a baby" right before cut LOL

How to write logline for multi character/Multi story in One line ??

This is what's amazing about watching these types of 'script to screen' comparisons; you see how the actors take what's on the page that's already great, and amp it up to a whole other level. THAT'S what makes Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone so talented in this scene in particular. They didn't even make up new dialogue that was more grandiose or eloquent, they just made the scene feel more REAL. And that's all they needed to do to make the scene that much better. The dialogue goes from being a scripted conversation to a realistic conversation, complete with interruptions, tripping over words, and natural reactions. They got the gist of the scene. Ryan Gosling spices up the dialogue with his improvisation skills, and Emma Stone reacts naturally to him with her acting focus skills, and even improvises a bit herself. Simple, pure beauty in this scene.

Does these things apply to documentary films?

Its like us right now . We have mistakes , there are things we dont like with each other but love is greater than all of the not so good things happened to our lives

Arash was equally wonderful...the film is a monochrome masterpiece Never felt bored for even a minute.. wonderful storytelling... And cinematography....loved the camera angles ... ..remained glued to my seat till the very end .. Waiting for many more similar films in the future from the team...

I just finished watching the movie on Amazon Prime... And this is the first time that I am watching Sheila Vand... What a power packed performance with minimum dialogues!! She is extremely talented... Her eyes speak volumes... Her body language.... inexplicably expressive.. Mark my words... This woman will gift the film industry a lot of good films in the future... My best wishes for her upcoming career....

Didn't follow the script made it unforgettable 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I always thought that this scene seemed to suggest Chigurh as a literal 'Satan' type figure (or at least his embodiment); it seems to fit eerily well if you posit that to be the case. Consider: [Satan] "What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?" He's then forcefully insistent that the Proprietor is the one to 'make the call', but is evasive about what is being gambled... [Proprietor] "Well-we need to know what is is we're callin' for here." [Satan] *ignoring the question* "You need to call it. I can't call it for you. It wouldn't be fair. It wouldn't even be right."-it's as though there is some fundamental "rule" or ethic that even he, Chighur/Satan, either doesn't want to violate or is unable to. [Proprietor] "I didn't put nothin' up." [Satan] "Yes you did. You been putting it up your whole life. You just didn't know it."--this "it" might be the man's soul (his eternity)? Again, accepting the premise, then it fits that he would have been 'putting it up his whole life' unawares, able as he was to be killed or die at any moment throughout. [Satan] "You know what date is on this coin?"--this "date" could be a metaphor for or analogous to the man's (and anyone's) birth "date", and the coin and its travels, their life... "Nineteen fifty-eight. It's been traveling twenty-two years to get here. And now it's here... And it's either heads or tails (a la: 'heaven' or 'hell'), and YOU have to say. Call it." [Proprietor] "Look... I need to know what I stand to win." [Satan] "Everything..."

You’re using the wrong script… Jordan rewrote the film with a different ending, also changing action lines and dialogue. The script you used has Chris going to prison.

This was a wonderful, beautiful interview, and a beautiful wonderful film. subbed

No County for Old Men? Okay.

Incredibly written!

ابن حلال تطلع من نذكر الأفلام الحلوه

Could the theme of the story be the star?

I don't think their respective attire is coincidental either. The store clerk has many different shades of the same color on his shirt, whereas chigur is wearing solid black .

dont put it in your pocket, Anton knows that quarter just saved his Ass

It appears that this channel has been abandoned. No new videos in 3 years. So much for the "Screenwriting Secrets" series, I guess. 🤦‍♂

Theme should be the argument

Hi is it possible to use the clips on a platform to teach english?

Fun fact: That's the same gas station as in the original "Red Dawn", where Jennifer Grey lures the Russian tank soldiers into an ambush.

Bravo! Beautiful! Homages! ✨✨✨ JAR

The entire screenplay was such a good read.

The ending of this movie sucks!

Masterpiece in cinema

Thanks

This screenplay might have the funniest couple of pages of any screenplay, ever!

Again, thanks for sharing.

Again, thanks for sharing.

Again, thanks for sharing.

Again, thanks for sharing.

I knew this screenplay was going to be special even before it began. You'll get it if you read the title pages.

It's crazy to see how differently the coffee-driving-away scene was written, but I think the brevity of the final scene is what made it so memorable for me lol!

Interesting how the script doesn't specify that Anton chokes with one of the cashews when the clerk says that the business was originally from his wife's father, normally something that specific would be written there. I assume that's Javier improvising a bit to show how disgusted he is that the clerk would do something like that, but idk.

This movie rocked

This is a shining example of a movie that is 3hours long yet when you watch it, it feels like 90 mins long. It goes by so fast and that’s not easy to pull off.

When somebody says they don't want relationship - WALK AWAY.

كلية المأمون منورين 😂😂❤

The early concept for the Sunken Place sounds terrifying: an endless, dark room with... _something_ else in there with you, judging by the script mentioning Chris hearing breathing.

It's "country"

Strongly disagree with the first step

I noticed he picked up some Al Pacino in this scene when he's referring to big gazoombas, and I ain't afraid of nothing scene.

Jim Carrey sure has range, and this is one of the best love stories ever.

No improvisation is needed. Simply great writing.