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Television anchor Dylan Ratigan bravely stops by the Occupation Wall Street encampment to talk to us about his plan to separate business and state....

Republican presidential Herman Cain pays tribute to the fallen of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 as he sings, "God Bless America."

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Marty Jannetty goes through Barber Shop window

Lou Gehrig's Speech in the movie "Pride of the Yankees"

~ this is for the person who means so much to me... to her, the one i love so dearly.. i ...

Putney Swope Trailer (1969)

A rough edit for a class film.

Shot in HDV, 16mm and VHS

Mind control (or "brainwashing") refers to a broad range of psychological tactics able to subvert an individual's control of his own thinking, beha...

This video shows an homage paid by the Coen Brothers to Martin Scorsese.

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see http://filminfluences.wordp... for a detailed description and more examples of homage in film.

The Hall of Mirrors, or House of Mirrors, finale shootout scenario has been used several times throughout films history. It was likely first used i...

Cinespect presents its video coverage of the press conference that followed the New York Film Festival's October 14, 2011 press and industry screen...

For some reason, perhaps simply by chance, the number 237 keeps popping up in movies. I'm not sure if this recurrence has any significance at all, ...

Part of a series of long takes posted to YouTube for educational purposes.

In my obsessive movie viewing, I've run across several examples of recurring paintings. If you spot any other examples, particularly in classic Hol...

Part of a series of long takes posted to YouTube for educational purposes.

some movie scenes and the scenes they inspired

Probably, the best ending in the history of cinema. Great Wayne, best Ford.

It's impossible to say more without words.

Soy Cuba (Я Куба), directed by Mikhail Kalatozov.

Taxi Driver -- title sequence

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The "Rear Window" inspired voyeur sequence from Brian De Palma's underrated black comedy, "Hi, Mom!". With Robert De Niro, Jennifer Salt and Gerri...

Do the right thing

My Favorite Spike Lee Scenes.

Do The Right Thing: Mookie wakes up his sister Jade. Jade has a stinkin' upperlip accordin' to Mookie.

C.L.A.S.S.I.C.

Scene from "Apocalypse Now"

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Introduction from the movie with The Doors - The End being played.

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Scene from Michelangelo Antonioni's The Passenger including preceding shot and penultimate shot:

"The film's penultimate shot consists of a seven m...

Jack Nicholson and Maria Schneider star in Michelangelo Antonioni's passionate film about lust, travel and mistaken identity. Here, they share a ri...

Third Man- Final Sahnesi

I always thought that this scene in Pulp Fiction was a nod to Psycho. See for yourself

The Phantom Carriage: KTL Edition - AVAILABLE IN DVD AT ALL GOOD UK RETAILERS FEBRUARY 11

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"Here's Johnny"

Scene from Mean Streets 1973 by Scorsese, Harvey Keitel shitfaced. Song playing: Chips - Rubber Biscuit

classic scene from Copacabana nightclub in the movie goodfellas

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THERE IS THE ORIGINAL, I really don't feel like changing the song.

An amazing t...

Un piano sequenza di 106 secondi. Non c'è uno stacco.

Other movies with long shots: GoodFellas, Four Rooms

This clip makes no bones about where it's influences are drawn from. The 8 minute, single shot, opening scene from the 1992 Robert Altman film The ...

This pool party sequence from Paul Thomas Anderson's "Boogie Nights" (1997) pays homage to the rooftop party scene in director Mikhail Kalatozov's ...

Boogie Nights is one of the key movies of the 1990s and among the most ambitious and exuberantly alive American movies in years. It's also the brea...

Camera technique first used by Alfred Hitchcock in his 1958 film 'Vertigo'.

The famous Tower-sequence in one of Hitchcocks best films: "Vertigo".