Greatest Acting Scenes Of All Time PART 1
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VIDEO LINKS
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Michael Shannon Flips Out In Shelter Scene
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John Proctor
• John Proctor
By: Logan Stone
La La Land - “Maybe I’m Not Good Enough” Scene (HD)
• La La Land - "Maybe I'...
By: Jared Mummaw
FIRST BLOOD Rambo Crying HD
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“Rain Man” - Toothpick Scene HD
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Interstellar (2014) - Scene “Messages Span: 23 Years”
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By: Jamie Hughes
The Imitation Game Born Normal Scene
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Black Mass - Dinner Family Secret Recipe
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Schindler’s List’s Best Scene [1080P]
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Hacksaw ridge - “I sleep pretty hard”
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MUSIC
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Zack Hemsey - “The Way (Instrumental)”
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Adding a track to an already made scenes is such a spit in the face to these scenes. Why?
@@Mana_Thief I think, that's to avoid copyright issues
Is "How to Slap" covered in the curriculum?
The scene in Schindler's List hits me right in the feels! Despite saving so many innocent lives, he still regretted not being able to save more. Sometime, no matter how much good you do, it feels like it is not enough when in fact, you did the best you can given the circumstances.
Read up on him.. Spite of what he did, he was a scumbag that abandoned his wife in Argentina.
I think also in that scene, on the other end he finally sees the magnitude of the suffering; that so many more lives are lost for every one he saved. It still numbers for him in a sense. Its B Kinsley's character that tries to remind him that every single life is immeasurably valuable.
@@azynkron It‘s fiction
@@geienpeter5842 It is not.
@@johnmoye2458 “ is a 1993 American epic historical drama film directed and produced by Steven Spielberg and written by Steven Zaillian. It is based on the 1982 historical fiction novel by Australian novelist Thomas Keneally.” [from wikipedia]
"I could've got more."
That scene makes me cry every single time. He helped so many and still wished he'd been able to do more. Oskar Schindler was a true hero.
Schindler’s List gets me every time.
Same. Between the acting and the music 😭
Great scene and great movie 👍🏼
Schindler's and Interstellar
Same. Whew....
He's a great actor and the director is also one of the best in the world
Who else teared up at the Schindler's List scene?
Every time
Every human being.
Teared up? I strait just cried
Impossible not to
Only every time. To think of the horrors that man does to man.
Benedict Cumberbatch brought tears into my eyes in that scene
Great actors/scenes can make the audience cry with them 😢
Yes, he was amazing in TIG! (but also in many other movies)
I love the imitation game, and Benedict cumberbatch was incredible
@@TheActorsAcademy which bgm is for la la land movie scene used
I think Daniel Day Lewis could win an a academy award for every role he played.
I was half-expecting this to just be a montage of DDL. Kinda disappointed there weren't more of him. Saving them for future episodes probably
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " "S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
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He is the best without doubt
Schindlers List. Omg. A rare masterpiece. Liam and Ralph should have gotten an Oscar here. Amazing
I will never forget watching Schindler's List at the premier in my little town. Our local cinema could hold about 300 people and it was completely full. It was a hard film to watch but it was this scene that broke me and I just could hold back the tears. I looked around me and there was no a dry eye in the house, some people were literally sobbing as though they had lost a relative. Has to be one of the most powerful movies in history.
Well, he's not wrong. He could have done more.
@@letolethe3344 Two points: One; you may not know that Schindler did do a lot more but much was left out due to limited time. Secondly: In order to qualify you to judge someone of Schindler's calibre then you must have least done something equally historic; so pray let everyone know what that is? I am sure everyone here would like to know.
One, he states himself in his letters (which I'm sure a deep scholar like you have read) that he spent gargantuan sums on liquor, women, cars, and gambling before he started taking the dangers to Jews seriously and then his growth in empathy and developing a plan to help was a gradual process during which he still according to his own words, wasted money on those things. 2) I find myself qualified to state that one should spend one's fortune more on rescuing people from murder and less on high living because I am a human being. If there's some other qualification to form an opinion on issues of values, I'm not aware of it.
@@letolethe5878 l disagree, you are not qualified to judge him. You can have no idea whatsoever to know what it was like to live under the Nazi regime in which you could be shot or totured at any time.
Jewish scholars have said that it is a paradox because it was the very reason that Schindler was a selfish rogue that enabled him to rescue the Jews because that's what endeared him to the Nazi elite which later allowed him to manipulate them in order to get them out. Of course we are overlooking the obvious that he was worth millions and could just have walked away. When you have risked your life several tines and gave away millions to save a thousand people, then we can talk, or you could take up your case with Spielberg himself, whose mother was a survivor, and he interviewed dozens of suvivors who knew Schindler, and he apparently considered Schindler an historic hero to make a movie about, as did the suvivors themselve. Write to them with your frivilous criticism, l would be interested to hear their response.
@@letolethe5878 Just no. Your opinion is irrelevant to me It's like you are not any human I would like to associate with. With words that have no authority other than to slap the face of feeling people for what purpose? Your statement leaves me cold...
Speaking as an I.T. professional…. I find Alan Turing to be one of the most important individual contributors to the technology we use today. His mathematical legacy is priceless. And yet, for him to have suffered so much loss both as a man and as an intellectual. Well… I’m not sure words can capture or express the experiences he must have endured towards the latter years of his life. RIP Mr. Turing.
Absolutely. This movie shows a piece of history as important as thge moon landing
Interstellar and Schindler's list were incredible films with amazing acting but often time people forget how emotionally moving Sylvester Stallone was in Rambo. That scene just goes to show how the toughest men can also break down but we take them for granted
That whole interstellar scene is incredible, chastain and especially McConaughey knocked it out of the park. Not even McConaughey’s best performance either, he’s amazing in Dallas buyers club and his performance in true detective is one of the greatest ever. Incredible actor. Also Stallone killed it in Rambo, what a great movie and performance.
McConaughey & Leto in Dallas Buyers Club are two of the best performances in Hollywood history, both steller performances
I wish there’s a title in each scene cuz I wanna see some of the movies that I haven’t seen before.
1 Rain men
2 Black mass
3 Rambo
4 la la land
5 sorry Idk
6 take shelter
7 interstellar
8 imitation game
9 Hacksaw ridge
10 Schindler’s list
@@Josh-cr4lw #5 is The Crucible.
@@chambeet THANK YOU!!!!!! that was the ONE I was looking for!
@@Dzurky No worries. Had to watch that one in English class in HS.
@@Josh-cr4lw 8-10 made me cry...
Hacksaw Ridge was an amazing movie that did not come close to winning the awards it deserved, Andrew and several actors deserved academy awards...
This comment deserves infinite likes
Ikr
Adventist here..
A movie like that didn't deserve to be directed by an awful human being like Mel Gibson.
@@havenspringer yet he did and it's a masterpiece
How Liam didn’t win every Oscar that year is beyond me, I haven’t seen much better
Lost to Tom Hanks in Philadelphia
'Interstellar' and 'Schindler's List' - tears just thinking about the films.
Tom Cruise gets overshadowed by Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man but Tom was damn good in that film
The best scene in that movie is the impromptu fart scene in the phone booth. Gets me every time.
U can watch long kiss good night starring geena Davis of telma and Louis fame and samuel L Jackson must watch action movie. Old movie got released in probably 1996 . Definitely u will love the movie. Narrow margin starring gene hack men ultimate suspense movie. He got ocsar for best actor for French Connection movie. He acted in. Primal fear starring Richard Gere and Edward Norton is also good thriller.this movie is based on spilt personality.usual suspects ultimate thriller starring Kevin Spacey is Also Good Suspense MOVIE .Double Jeopardy Starring Ashley judd and Tommy Lee Jones is Osm Thriller MOVIE
I never thought Tom Cruise got enough credit for his actual acting. Dude is phenomenal in basically every movie he's done.
Tom Cruise was amazing in this movie. I had never been much of a Tom Cruise fan, but this movie made me realize his talent.
@@wajj1842 Yes!! I quote a line from that scene every time my boyfriend farts. “How can you stand it, Ray?!” 😂
That scene from Rambo. Stallone spoke for so many Vietnam vets in that speech. Of course I'm just guessing here but I'm thinking that he said a lot of the things that the veterans wanted everybody to hear. Maybe not all of them but I'm sure he hit on a lot of grievances that they had.
1 Rain men
2 Black mass
3 Rambo
4 la la land
5 sorry Idk
6 take shelter
7 interstellar
8 imitation game
9 Hacksaw ridge
10 Schindler’s list
- - - A " " n i c e " " list .
Nice . . . as in . . . not bad .
No list can be
" " A L L " " encompassing .
Meryl Streep
Ben Kingsley
Marlon Brando
Robert DeNiro
( The Deer Hunter )
Christopher Walken
( The Deer Hunter )
Sir Laurence Olivier
Soooooooo many
(( toooooo many ))
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F ." "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
I think it is The Crucible.
Michael Shannon is an excellent actor but he is too underrated!
I just saw Cummerbatch explaining that scene.He said after it was over and they yelled cut he kept on crying for two hours.He couldnt stop.
Liam Neeson was astonishing in Shindler's List...not ashamed to say that final scene brought me to tears.
That scene with Liam Neeson gets me every time ,and the scene where the relatives of those who lost their lives in the Holocaust placing the stones ,that mages me sob ,my son as well ,one of the greatest movies of all time in my opinion.
Schindler’s List... best movie ever.
I get really pissed off when someone says Tom Cruise can't act.
Then give them these 2 replies: 4th of July & Magnolia. Oh and nr 3: Tropic Thunder!
And don't forget, Men of honor. It's my favorite movie ever :)
@@pams.6481 I think you probably mean A Few Good Men :)
@@sarac.3568 Hahah yes!! You're right! I don't what I was thinking when I wrote that 😅
Oh Tom can act alright. He's done some great work, it's just that he doesn't always successfully lose himself in the roles he plays - he doesn't always convince me that he isn't *Tom Cruise* playing a part, rather than *becoming* the character.
Dude, the forced Russian Roulette scene in Deer Hunter is THE most powerful acting scene in cinema. It should be number 1 on your list.
I was glad to see the scene from Rambo included here.
What a performance and scene, Stallone fuckin owned that scene, whole movie tbh.
It's First Blood.
With great respect to everyone in this video, I want to share one thing; I still remember how I felt when I was just sitting there watching Benedict act in that final scene from The Imitation Game. Taken aback, I couldn't help but be overwhelmed by that performance. I had feelings I couldn't articulate and was literally left speechless. Once the movie ended, I literally closed my eyes, didn't utter a word, stood up and clapped, for the filmmakers, for Benedict, most importantly, for Alan Turing. What a movie, what an experience.
One of the greatest movies ever. For many reasons.
I didn’t LOVE The Imitation Game, but Cumberbatch was absolutely devastating in those last scenes, including the clip they included. From my memory, the “treatment” he’s referring to was chemical castration. Absolutely devastating.
Schindler’s list gets me every time. Liam Neesom was excellent.
Saddest part of Schindler's list is that it's based on true events. What a wretched thing man can become.
It’s happening in China as we speak.
“The heart is deceitful above all things, And desperately wicked; Who can know it?" Jeremiah 17:9
"I'm like Hey, what's up? Hello" - Fetty Wap
17: 38
How easily he can become that thing is not gonna blow your mind. Not at all because its inconceivable, but because its so big of an evil so close to your heart every single time you breathe that you are even afraid to even conceive any power in you to recognize it.
10:31
This scene hits so emotionally because when the workers show their gratitude, he is utterly ashamed and unravels how much more he could've done to help. After all, he knows what has become of their people.
This scene is a monumental display of a good Samaritan.
no seriously that scene from schindler's list is my favorite scene in any movie. i cry every time too because of how right and wrong it is! he is so compassionate and caring but back then they talk to casually of buying a person and at the same time he gets it! "why did i keep the car? it could've been 5 more people" GAH! it's such a hard lesson to learn the value of a human life in the middle of a war and genocide!
Well put 👍🏼
That was a wonderful scene. Whenever I watch that movie, I play that scene over and over again.
Johnny Depp was amazing in Black Mess thx for the Video so many great actors
Of course 👍🏼
Schindler's List scene was one of the most powerful after watching all the brutality leading up to it. I always think of the scene where the guy shoots people from his balcony for fun. Absolutely horrifying.
Ralph Fiennes was wonderful in that movie as the evil head of that camp.
Schindler's List gives me goosebumps ❤ What a movie ❤
That last one from Schindler's had me in tears...
U can watch long kiss good night starring geena Davis of telma and Louis fame and samuel L Jackson must watch action movie. Old movie got released in probably 1996 . Definitely u will love the movie. Narrow margin starring gene hack men ultimate suspense movie. He got ocsar for best actor for French Connection movie. He acted in. Primal fear starring Richard Gere and Edward Norton is also good thriller.this movie is based on spilt personality.usual suspects ultimate thriller starring Kevin Spacey is Also Good Suspense MOVIE .Double Jeopardy Starring Ashley judd and Tommy Lee Jones is Osm Thriller MOVIE
Interstellar is such an amazing movie, although very heartbreaking! But, I can’t stop watching it because I love the acting/actors in it so much!
It's great to see a compilation of a lot of my favourite movies, some actors you can just never forget
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The scene in The Crucible was powerful. I felt that in my soul.
Thank you. It was a great contribution.
Of course!
OMG the Shindler's List scene gets me every time. Devastating
Thanks for sharing this man,,,needed practical examples
Of course, I’m always glad to help 👍🏼
I don't care about the "process" that Daniel Day Lewis goes through in films, it gets the results....he tore my heart apart here.
He is the Best. I worship his acting, but Joaquin in the Master and most of all Joker, comes pretty f*cking close....
@@Jorg-ug3ie his expressions in the joker, damn
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
You are so committed towards acting as a craft bro..keep it up looking for more content keep it up👏👏👏
Thank you for the kind words, I’m always glad to be of service in any way I can 👍🏼
That last scene gets me every time.
SO thankful to you because your guidance always motivates me for my further acting career.
I’m always glad to help in any way I can 👍🏼 thank you for the kind words!
Outstanding!
The first time I watched that Schindler scene I literally bawled my eyes out
This is the best thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life 😩💚
Two of my favourite scenes are -
Leonardo smashing the glass in django unchained
3:10 to yuma when christian bale talks about walking on one leg and the way his son looks at him if you want to add those to a video, thanks
Thank you for this
OMG I cried with that scene alone of Liam N. from Schindler's List.
It's amazing when all circumstances align and brings out the best to be captured for this art.
I can recall watching the Crucible in English after we read the book, and DDL's performance just blew me away. The confession scene gets me every time and I still can't figure out why
"Okay, we're looking for the greatest acting of all time, who thinks they've got what it takes?"
Liam Neeson: "I have a particular set of skills.."
Its about time someone recognized the rambo scene. U should have played the whole thing
The scene from Schindler’s List is really got wrenching.
Rain Man was a brilliant film, too, but I would’ve chosen a different scene. There were so many powerful ones.
I'm curious if you would have chosen the same scene I did.
To me the most brilliant performance that Dustin Hoffman made in the film was when Tom Cruise was running the bath water. He began freaking out about burning the baby. That is the scene that I would have chosen
Hi. Is it ok if i give an agent some monologues I have done since I don’t have a demo reel or played In anything yet
Schindler's list is the most moving to me. I believe he was right when he said "I could have done more." He realized how wrong the Nazis were and he made tremendous changes in saving lives, but he also wanted to keep the good life, resulting in the lost chances of saving others. I believe no matter what you do in a situation like this that you would always feel like you didn't do enough!
Daniel Day-Lewis, please come back.
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
The last scene where Liam Neeson plays Oskar Schindler is powerful, haunting in fact, not just because it's a masterful portrayal of a good man mourning the extra good he could have done and didn't, but because of what it means for all who strive to be good people who, after our own 'war', when we no longer have the abundance of opportunities to do right by our fellow man, and an increasingly-imminent accounting is all that's left, might we not also feel the stab of that same self-recriminating dagger that impales poor Oskar's heart? A sense of accomplishment at a job well done gives us a good feeling for a reason. Might knowingly achieving less than we could have, especially when the 'less' can be measured in human lives lost through our inaction, bring us Oskar's pain? It's a risky thing to stop the self-delusion, step off the merry-go-round, wave away the clouds from about one's head, and get down to the daily, deadly-serious business of doing one's best. If we are one shade less intent than are our opponents, and we know how focused they are, then when our own day of accounting approaches, how can we escape Oskar's regret?
The music continuance against La La Land was well done. It landed that scene so differently. I don't know if it was better or worse in the end for what the movie was creating, but dang, that was tasty.
The music landed solid beats. Thanks for this. Between Schindler's, Hacksaw, and the rest... nicely done.
Nobody talking about John Proctor... That scene is a legendary performance. We need the god is dead part tho too.
Not a dry eye in the house to a packed theater on a Saturday night in Chico, CA watching that last scene in "Schindler's List" back in February, 1994
When the camera cuts to Mathew McConaughey crying in that interstellar scene it gets me EVERY TIME.
Similar to the one in Dallas Buyers Club when he's considering suicide, really got to me 😭
oh man schindlers list gets me everytime!
Why aren't there titles on these like there were on the other ones??
So why didn’t you add the names of the movies those scenes are from? This is the only compilation video I’ve seen that didn’t.
Too challenge us to find the film's.
i think most of us know at least a majority of them and probably nearly all
The movies are listed in the video links above.
He did in bio
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
I had forgotten how powerful, "Schindler's List" was.
Liam Neeson is amazing there.
I cried all over again.
Schindler scene, one of the best scenes in movie history
Love your vids they helped me alot
Always glad to help!
- - - A " " n i c e " " list .
Nice . . . as in . . . not bad .
No list can be
" " A L L " " encompassing .
Meryl Streep
Ben Kingsley
Marlon Brando
Robert DeNiro
( The Deer Hunter )
Christopher Walken
( The Deer Hunter )
Sir Laurence Olivier
Soooooooo many
(( toooooo many ))
- - M O R E - -
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F ." "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
I WANNA REWATCH ALL OF THOSE MOVIES
You really have lined up some magnificent performances. Good to see Michael Shannon in there.
What movie was that from?
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
Benedict Cumberbatch is amazing
I’m learning sooo much thanks you help us alot
Always glad to be of service :)
- - - A " " n i c e " " list .
Nice . . . as in . . . not bad .
No list can be
" " A L L " " encompassing .
Meryl Streep
Ben Kingsley
Marlon Brando
Robert DeNiro
( The Deer Hunter )
Christopher Walken
( The Deer Hunter )
Sir Laurence Olivier
Soooooooo many
(( toooooo many ))
- - M O R E - -
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F ." "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
These are really good👍
😁👍🏼
What is a good way to start adding onto your resume? I know about acting and what goes into it I’ve just never done a play or audition. I am confident in my ability to start acting and I would like to add things to my resume. The thing is my school only does musicals and I’m not into that. What do you recommend I do? Thank you, if you reply lol
Well training is something you can begin adding to your resume (as you continue to get it) special skills/talents can be added on as well. In terms of projects, what I have been suggesting to actors is checking out backstage as a helpful resources. Since everything is online, right now is actually almost one of the easiest/most convenient ways to begin growing your resume. I’ll leave a link to the video here th-cam.com/video/Ra7MIvQv9nE/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps 👍🏼
Rain Man is the first scene. I love that movie, especially because of how it somewhat relates to me. I wish it was more known, because I haven’t seen many people acknowledge it.
watching it now
Every one of Meryl Streep's roles should be listed.
Completely agree. Interesting that only men can have the greatest acting scenes of all time.
Meryl Streep . T R U E ! ! !
A Tremendous Oversight .
In "Splendor in the Grass" when she drives out to his house to see him for one last time; that scene is absolutely stunning, a gut punch.
Love these. Women act too you know. Can you include them in the future?
I love that scene from Interstellar because she doesn’t have to overdo the whole scene, she gets it done and jumps off.
All you have to do is make the connection with the audience and then give them enough time to deal with it. Too often movies try to oversell a moment and it’s just tacky.
daniel day lewis is the shit... the restaurant scene in MY LEFT FOOT is heartbreaking.. "congratulations on your engagement i am so glad u taught me to speak so i could say that to u" the pain in his voice when he says that =(
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
There was a scene that hit me even more than the "Schindler's List" scene. "Who will love my children?" when the boy under the stairwell states that he will not allow himself to be adopted because then no one will love his disabled brother in the orphanage. When the rich couple adopt both, I broke down crying even worse than under the stairwell.
Schindler's list. I can't steel my self, it just hits me right in the guts, and keeps hitting. The pain, the sorrow ... Makes me cry every time.
There are many great moments in these compilations, but, unless I missed him, there is an actor who was NOT included in any of these - Morgan Freeman. I can think of three or four scenes he has done that shows his incredible talent, and at least two of them are from "The Shawshank Redemption".
Do you have any list of movies wil help to acting...?
The Rambo First Blood scene always gets me to tear up its so real theres so much emotion there and you feel real simpathy for him.
That last one got me :'(
Thank you for adding the scene from first blood.
Of course 👍🏼
Are you kidding me. That was about the most wooden thing I have ever seen. Don’t get me wrong, the sentiment of Stallone was the real deal. I know he was relaying the experience of so many veterans. But the other guys performance and the script was pitiful. They deserved better. So did we and the men who lived the experience that Stallone was trying to convey.
@@GavNic71 then you haven't seen much wood. Lol. Look it's a matter of opinion. I know plenty of veterans who fought in nam who feel differently than you do.
Ben
@@GavNic71 I agree; you could build a canoe out of Richard Crenna in that scene! I had that exact thought (how wooden he was) when watching just now. Incidentally, I’ve never seen the movie.
3:43 omg she's sooooo good
Good enough to win an Oscar for Best Female Actor.
Finally someone recognizing Emma, great actress! Ryan was also sublime in LLL
There are very few memorable cinematic monologues written for women because big budget movies are a version of ”Mansplaining”.
Viola Davis in the movie “Fences” and
Taraji P. Henson in “Hidden Figures “ are the exceptions
Really amazing that the Rambo scene is put in this. Many actors in his 'category' get sh*t for not being able to act, while people don't see the proper acting parts
Actors study evolutions and develop characteristic actions which address their impulses . Dynamic performances we love to identify with.
I wept like a child the first time I saw that scene from Schindler's List. A man who did so much and felt he did so little.
As a professional UK firefighter, i learned. The hard way, "you cannot save em all". After watching this film, i HAD to leave my girlfriend, and go to a bar...it was too much for me...you know it, but the pain is too much
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My . . . personal . . . favorite . . .
" " " Tell ' em Proctor
B R O K E to his knees and
wept like a woman . " " "
Exhibiting the V A L U E of
one ' s " " name " " . The importance
of maintaining a connection to
one ' s . . . own . . . sense of identity .
One ' s own . . . sense of " " S E L F . " "
I T ' S I m p o r t a n t . . . A N D . . .
. . . Daniel Day Lewis (( The Crucible ))
communicates this fact Fervently //
// Painfully and B E A U T I F U L L Y .
- (( my opinion ))
Hell Yes!
I have given you my soul, leave me my name…… I love how he delivered that line…. All that’s left of a person is his/her name and what it means
NICE
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As a veteran, that ending monolog in First Blood cuts deep every time.