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Classic Clips from some of my favorite movies
"The Big Lebowski"
The big Lebowski was one of the best finds I've made while creating the Turntable. This clip is especially funny.
In it, he is, "The Dude" being approached by a couple of really bad guys who work for Jackie Treehorn. The real Lebowski and his wife "Bunny" owe a lot of money to Jackie and Jackie has hired these guys to get it! No holds barred!
In this scene they turn the Dude over before concluding that he might be the wrong guy.
The big Lebowski was one of the best finds I've made while creating the Turntable. This clip is especially funny.
In it, he is, "The Dude" being approached by a couple of really bad guys who work for Jackie Treehorn. The real Lebowski and his wife "Bunny" owe a lot of money to Jackie and Jackie has hired these guys to get it! No holds barred!
In this scene they turn the Dude over before concluding that he might be the wrong guy.
In this clip "The Dude" is on his way home when he detects that he is being followed. He thinks it's the bad guys coming after him again and takes to "evasive maneuvering" (if you can call it that)
"Young Dr. Frankenstein"
This movie has several funny scenes. I've featured some of them in past issues. Interestingly, this scene, totally passed me by! In some ways I think it might be the funniest of the lot!
In this scene we find the Priest (Gene Hackman) praying for company in his lonely isolated cabin. Apparently he is interested in "any company" as he shows no fear when the monster (Peter Boyle) barges into the cabin. While the encounter goes well for the Priest, it does not go "equally well" for the monster.
This movie has several funny scenes. I've featured some of them in past issues. Interestingly, this scene, totally passed me by! In some ways I think it might be the funniest of the lot!
In this scene we find the Priest (Gene Hackman) praying for company in his lonely isolated cabin. Apparently he is interested in "any company" as he shows no fear when the monster (Peter Boyle) barges into the cabin. While the encounter goes well for the Priest, it does not go "equally well" for the monster.
That's the flipSide
Harv
Harv