High Noon: "Waiting for Frank Miller" Sequence

[asafindy]

Look at the amazing cut from the shot of the train tracks to the shot of the Church interior. The perspective is exactly the same. The tracks going off into the distance form exactly the same perspective as the church pews leading to the pulpit down the aisle.

What a remarkable use of spatial composition!

I love movies (good ones, that is).

[AbsolutePernilla]

Absolutely one of my favorite movie moments. The zoom in on the empty chair gets me every time. The entire cast and story up till then is perfectly summed up in the two minutes the clip lasts.

[molotov314]

one of my fav movies

[Ralph64]

I think film students will be studying this sequence for many years.

x Millennia ahead of it's Time.

[dinnerpianist]

Very powerful. Each character -even the baddies- are given their moment. The Lon Cheney character seems the most tragic.

[kostgian]

the one person plan is for perish-fate condemned person////the two persons plan is for socialized good behavior persons[religious,good citizensetc]///the three persons plan is for the evil-triangle[from geometrical triangle-plans like einsenstein-1928 que viva mexico!]

[Konfuzie]

Timeless video clip! And superbly cut, with good timing, sound and video quality! Thanks!