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The Conversation
Cast
Gene Hackman, John Cazale, Frederic Forrest, Cindy Williams View AllCrew
Francis Ford Coppola (Screenplay), Francis Ford Coppola (Director) View All
Release: Apr. 7th, 1974
Runtime: 1 hour, 53 minutes
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Funniest movie conversation?
What is the funniest conversation you ever heard in a movie?
NOT a quote!
The funniest conversation I've heard was of the movie 'Sleepy Hollow'
I laughed myself to tears at that part .
Ichabod...
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A Movie Podcast Conversation
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MoFo Movie Club : The Conversation
We are now officially open for discuassion on Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation.
Have at it folks, I am going to hold off on my comments for now, as I have a ton, and want to get some POV from...
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B movie based around a conversation at a dinner?
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Jack1
However, I think it adds to the film's overall quality - thriller seems to recently have become a byword for ham-fistedness and poor-quality films, but putting more emphasis on the main character is something that seems to have been bypassed in recent years, and the emotional effects presented here ....
JayDee
However as I've said before my scores are heavily influenced by my sheer enjoyment of a film, that gut feeling that reallly makes you take to a film, even if you can't particularly describe why.
Gideon58
There's a wonderful moment in the film where Harry realizes he's been bugged and he loses it and Hackman's work in the climax of the film is devastating...or watch how comfortable Harry is when he slips under a hotel bathroom sink to listen to what's going on next door...like he belongs there.
