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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2007

A scene from Adaptation (2002).

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  • @thomasgoodin everyone notices that thomasgoodin, stop trying to show off

  • I do love this scene. McKee is right too. How can anyone argue with what he just said?

    Well said Mr. Mckee (um, I mean Mr. Kaufman)..lol

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  • PFT brought me here (:

  • PFTb

  • @thomasgoodin your dumbass comment was even more amusing than the clip, which is quite the compliment...

  • @thomasgoodin No shit sherlock.

  • @clinker243 agreed!

  • quite possibly one of the best scenes in the history of cinema

  • Anyone who's read "Story" might catch this little nugget of brilliance: while Kaufman is narrating how he doesn't want to take McKee's course, only to listen to McKee's advice on narration, McKee is drawing a diagram of "the gap": the moment in a story where one's actions (Kaufman not wanting to take McKee's course for fear of easy answers) lead to an opposite or greater effect than expected (McKee giving advice that Kaufman takes seriously).

    And THAT is why this is one of my favorite films.

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