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When you graduate highschool or college, in a nutshell.

He gave them an honest answer, which is why they let him go. LOVE this scene

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This applies even if you're not in someone else's prison

I was so moved but this scene that at my last job interview, I said "Do I want this job?? Frankly I don't give a shit." I'm still looking, if anyone knows of any openings.

He's sick of going to that same place and getting the same stupid answer because none of them, Give A F

Commander Maddox makes a habit of stamping forms to decide people's fate

He put them in their place

I’m sure he never thought that day was coming one of the most powerful movies ever made only a couple that top it in my list of all time 5 Best ever

Omg I love this part

I never saw this but i just learned today that this is the sample in waste skeler aaaaaaaaahhhhhh ❤❤❤❤❤

Gotta say, the first time I saw the scene, it was pretty anti-climatic to see the color of the stamp as red instead of green for the APPROVED part. 😂

I never get's tired watching this movie over and over again.

Aww man, rejecting him won't be fun anymore. Let's just go ahead and approve it.

Excelent..

I think everyone can relate to this in some way.

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This is how I feel when my landlord wants to come in and do a quote-on-quote inspection which really means nose around. But sometimes my landlord is very nitpicky and it's at that time when I feel like telling them you go on and check off your list because to tell you the truth I don't give a shit.

One of the great moments in cinematic history 🎉

Pretty sure King wrote this just like this

Best movie of all time

Shawshank Redemption is a god tier movie, would recommend

The part where he cuts off the parole officer mid-sentence was actually improvised by Morgan Freeman. He thought it would add more intensity to the moment and show Red’s complete lack of care anymore.

Morgan Freeman is a good actor. His best performance, I think, was in Seven.

This is one of the best scenes in the entire movie in my eyes.

Seems reverse psychology works even in a parole hearing.

Only the u.s government could find a way to waste a prisoners time.

Delivered those lines like a boss! 🤩

"Because to tell you the truth, I don't give a shit." Damn.

They didn't release him because he was sorry. They released him because prison has broken him, just as intended.

After Red is finished talking, the way that the woman on the left looks at him in sad concern is the only amount of true empathy that someone felt for an inmate ever in the entire film. You'd have to think that after 40 years of loneliness, lack of female companionship, and facing meaningless and dull people in prison that someone kind and sincere in the world outside actually feels sorry for Red, as if there was finally someone who came along to recognize what happened to him. The look that this woman made is just a reminder that even in the most bleak, hopeless, isolated, and restrained times of life, there are people in the world who want you cared for and forgived. We might have to still keep in mind that the crimes that the inmates caused are inexcusable, and they must feel guilty for doing something very wrong, but if they really are sorry as Red is, then you may find some forgiveness for them.

Tried this at Traffic Court, did not work... 😪

I linked this clip in my end of year review form at work.

"I wanna to talk to him, I want to try to talk some SENSE to him" Hmmm !!

I’m now finally old enough to legitimately call people sonny.

This movie as well as pulp fiction are both from 1994. Still Forrest Gump stole all the Oscars. Some movies are just too good for an Oscar. Not saying Forrest Gump is a crap but definitely way below these two.

"That kid is all gone, this old man is all that's left"

"You go in for life and that's exactly what they take." - Ellis Boyd Redding/No. 30265 Shawshank Prison

Though obviously not identical to this verbiage, this was my attitude at one job interview after many failed attempts. I had gone to interview after interview giving an exceptional answer to each question. I was optimistic and smiled at the interviewer as if I was happy… After many failed attempts, I finally went into a job interview with “I don’t give a shit anymore” attitude. I smiled only briefly and was short and sweet with them as if they were wasting my time… I was offered the job within a few days. Sometimes the “I don’t give a shit” attitude can make you a more genuine, honest version of yourself.

I like this scene cause it's at the start of the book, if you guys don't know, Red killed two people by accident, his wife and pregnant neighbor, he states he'd never do it again if given a 2nd chance but "Don't know if that means I'm rehabilitated"

Nifty

Freeman becomes a free-man.

Probably my personal favorite monologue in the whole movie.

Lost a job today after spending 15 minutes talking about how I did the job well, because they quote "Wanted to head in a new direction." and afterwards, all I can think about is that perfect reaction of "I just don't give a shit."

A phenomenal scene performed by a magician of an actor.

This might be the best acting Morgan Freeman has ever done, which is honestly saying something.

morgan freeman is lying he's been old since forever

This movie and raiders of lost ark are my favorite of all times.

Blade runner and Shawshank redemption have two of the most profound moments in cinema history

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