Big Night frittata - final scene

One of my favourite indie movies. I find this last scene so intense.. Beautiful, really. I just found the italian version, but I think you can get it right

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[Thomas Aikens]

My mother, and I, see this scene as the most Italian thing in movies. Two brothers, conflicted, but in the end, brothers. Feeling the feeling of blood on blood beyond any other worldly conflict, over a simple meal of eggs and bread. I know the cousin i would embrace over that meal...and the oil and eggs and seasonings I would use. It's an Italian familial love.

[harrysboy]

This was a beautiful film, everything went so wrong but this little scene made you think things may be all right..

[Stefano Denni]

da cuoco credo che ogni persona che lavori in una cucina debba vedere questo film e leggere"kitchen confidential" di antony bourdain...as a"chèf" I think that anyone who wants to work in a kitchen should watch this movie and read antony bourdain's kitchen confidential. A must!

[janetcosmo]

A beautiful film (which I've seen at least half a dozen times and which I enjoy more on each succeeding occasion), and a beautiful scene of resolution! Filial love and shared food (so fitting in this movie) dissolve the conflict between the two brothers. This is the best scene in the film, and follows logically and perfectly from all that has gone before. It's one of my favourite scenes in any film, period.

[ryuouji]

Wow, even back then Marc Anthony looked like he had AIDS

[james williams]

...brilliant ending

[james williams]

..such an under rated movie.. love the lasgna cake scene..yummy

[Sean Moran]

This is a scene that hits home for anyone who has worked in a kitchen. Wonderful!!!!!

[Andrea Lucca]

This is such a great movie...!!! Fine-tasted directed, shaped, produced, fine taste humor, crafted, great humor.and indeed such an simple but perfect indeed

[ironfist1987]

where did you find the italian version? I absolutly need it!

[Gary Lee]

a great and simple scene. i also love the way the whole scene is shot in one long "take". you don't see that much in movies today.

[pvtrichter88]

having had to work with brothers in different fields including entertainment I found this scene to be very poignant it is about that unspoken love that family has for one another  and the whole movie was a great surprise for me!! thanks for the POST Cheers!