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Fantastic ending to a brilliant voyage of discovery film.
‘I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself…………. and then questions the manner in which I provide it…………I would rather you just said thank-you and went on your way’
Very low key story of an old man travelling by his lawnmower to see his brother for the last time.
Charlie Chaplin’s final speech in the film the great dictator, with a splash of modern imagery. Song: Window by The Album Leaf
At the end of the war, Itzhak (Ben Kingsley) presents Oskar (Liam Neeson) a gold ring with the inscription “whoever saves one life, save the world entire.”
Great ending to a great film.
Classic Jack Nicholson moment
Pure evil. So brilliantly acted that it’s hard to believe they’re actors. It’s terrible to think that with millions of jews being transported to the extermination camps, this scene was real for many poor souls.
“I ain’t no white trash piece of shit, I’m better than you all. I can outlearn you, I can outread you, I can outthink you and I can outphilosophise you. And I’m gonna outlast you. You think a couple of whacks to my good old board is just gonna get me down? It’s gonna take a helluva lot more than that counsellor to prove that you’re better than me..”
Inspirational film for two reasons for me. Firstly, interesting concept for anybody to contemplate on; what difference would it have made if I hadn’t been born. How much positively do I contribute and if the answer is little, stop your complaining about others. Secondly, the astonishing zeal that James Stewart portrays when he’s telling Mary how he’s going to change the world.
A Monkey in Manhattan 