(From Michael Radford’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, which came out in 1984)
Category Archives: Scenes I Love
And so it continues…
(From season 3, episode 7 of Lost, “Room 23.)
And so it begins…
(From 1974’s The Parallax View)
And then she checked the temperature
(From The Twilight Zone episode, The Midnight Sun)
And then John Barrowman said…
(This famous line was uttered in 2003’s Shark Attack 3. SyFy’s latest Shark Week starts tomorrow!)
And There Was Much Happiness In The World…
(From the 2010’s film, Birdemic, a scene of pure joy.)
Brick Speaks For Many of Us…
(From the 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, a far superior film to The Big Short.)
Fear Not, TSL Readers…
…the world is yours.
(This beautifully shot scene is, of course, taken from Brian DePalma’s 1983 gangster epic, Scarface.)
Words of Wisdom From Sucker Punch…
Words to live by!
(And, by the way, Sucker Punch is one of the most underrated and misunderstood films of all time! Check out my review of Sucker Punch here and Arleigh’s review here.)
Scenes That I Love: The Frisbee Scene From Hard Ticket To Hawaii
Earlier today, since I’m off work for the week, I went down to the Alamo Drafthouse and I saw The Purge: Election Day.
The Alamo always shows old film clips and trailers before the main feature and seriously, it’s the best pre-show in town. That’s why you should always arrive 30 minutes before your film starts! Unfortunately, I was running late so I arrived with only five minutes to spare.
So, I only got to see one film clip before the movie but what a clip! I watched this clip and I laughed so hard that I knew that I simply had to share it with our readers here on the Shattered Lens. Here it is: the frisbee scene from Hard Ticket To Hawaii.
From now on, whenever a stranger yells out that I have a nice ass, I’m going to look over my shoulder at them, smile, and say, “So do you, pilgrim!”
(For the record, I have never seen Hard Ticket To Hawaii and I tracked down this scene by going to YouTube and doing a search for “frisbee scene.” That said, I have since learned that it’s an Andy Sidaris film and I’m pretty sure that Arleigh has mentioned being an Andy Sidaris fan.)