Favorite scenes in a movie, find them and post them! (watch, Salma Hayek)
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There were lots of great scenes of Michael Moriarty in "Q: The Winged Serpent"---a terrible B movie in which Moriarty was exquisite as a street-smart misfit who discovers a monster in the steeple of the Chrysler Building. A must-see picture. This is the only clip on YouTube:
There were lots of great scenes of Michael Moriarty in "Q: The Winged Serpent"---a terrible B movie in which Moriarty was exquisite as a street-smart misfit who discovers a monster in the steeple of the Chrysler Building. A must-see picture. This is the only clip on YouTube:
Woah, you can see that he's really living and breathing his role. Looks like a fabulous actor. I don't think I've ever seen one of his films. My curiosity is peaked
The movie came out after the series ended(Twin Peaks 1990-91)and is considered a prequel to the series. It's highly recommeded to see the series first to get the most out of this one. For David Lynch fans both the series and the movie are a must see.
The movie came out after the series ended(Twin Peaks 1990-91)and is considered a prequel to the series. It's highly recommeded to see the series first to get the most out of this one. For David Lynch fans both the series and the movie are a must see.
NO - ARE YOU KIDDING? I looked all over for a clip & couldn't find a good one to post!
EDIT: That movie has one of the scariest scenes I have ever witnessed - Laura & Bob - *chills*
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I need to see more of the classics.
