The most impressive look you have seen in a film

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11-25-07

Cagney in Angels with Dirty Faces

One of my favorites is Paul Giamatti's expression towards the end of Sideways, when he learns of his ex-wife's pregnancy. It is just superb. The poor guy looks like he about to burst a blood vessel while smiling and wishing her well. A wonderful bit of acting.

clintonw202

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11-25-07

i think the most impressive look ive seen in film has got to be jean seberg in bonjour tristesse,she was gorgeous.

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11-26-07

Originally Posted by Prospero

Great funny looks so far.

Your words reminds me of a bit of description from Mark Twain's book The �1,000,000 Bank Note.I was wondering if anybody has seen The Million Pound Note based on this novel,I read the book through when I was young but had the very rememberance of the brilliant account by the author,it was an unforgetable surprising look on somebody's face when he saw the �1,000,000 bank note.I'd like to see how that was put on screen.

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11-26-07

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11-26-07

matrix,die hard, silence of the lamb and saw...

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11-27-07

Love this one

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11-27-07

This thread has got to go to Klaus Kinski in any number of films, but since I'll be specific I have to mention him as Aguirre in Aguirre the Wrath of God. The moment when he gives the quite speech to himself proclaiming to be the wrath of God. This moment comes right after he has a man beheaded for attempting to abandon ship.

Montgomery Clift in A Place in the Sun would come in a close second to me. Probably the gaze he gives Shelley Winters on the boat when he's deciding whether or not to kill her.

And of course Bogey's final realization in the last couple minutes of In a Lonely Place.

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11-27-07

In 300 the time they where shouting and jumping for laughter while they we're in the rain!!! shouting with each other hehehe.....

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11-27-07

Jack Nicholson working up a head of steam in A Few Good Men. He was pretty intimidating.

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11-27-07

that guy's crazy

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TheLurkerKing

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11-27-07

Damn! There are some good ones there.

Actually, I have two.

One is from "Lair of the White Worm," when Lady Sylvia Marsh (Amanda Donohoe) chomps down on the johnson of Kevin (Chris Pitt), the boy scout in the film, after she has just given him his first taste of oral sex. Freeze on the first frame of his reaction to her bite. Darn! I don't think I have ever seen anybody open their mouth that wide. Not at least, since the days of Joe. E. Brown.

The second is from the film "Zenobia." I don't think I've ever seen a better double take, then the one that Harry Langdon gets off in that film, from hearing something that Oliver Hardy says to him.

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