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Leafdance
Member since Dec-10-13
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Aug-20-08, 03:40 AM (EDT) |
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"Favorite Scenes"
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i know there have been lists of favorite quotes...but how 'bout favorite scenes....the ones you can just absolutely see playing on the private screen in your head? one of my absolute favorites is from A Day of Infamy. and while i know that it needs fixing i still think it was a lovely piece of writing. anyhow the scene is in the babylon 6 bar when molari and g'kar ar making bets on how well their navies will do in the battle and d'lenn comes in and trumps them. the way it was written just absolutely worked. i could even hear the voices from the cast of the show saying the lines. Carpe librum! |
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Droken
Member since May-6-08
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Aug-20-08, 10:24 AM (EDT) |
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1. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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A favorite scene, and one that sticks very prevalently in my mind like a movie behind my eyes? For that, I would without hesitation have to say that one of my absolute favorites, and a scene that still gives me chills, would be Hunted Rose, with Corwin's arrival at Earth via Daggerdisc for one of the most incredible rescue scenes I've ever read. -Droken "If at first you don't succeed, bull- riding is not for you." |
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Sofaspud
Member since Apr-7-06
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Aug-20-08, 01:15 PM (EDT) |
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4. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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Good god, there are too many to list. * Corwin's rescue scene * The whole scene at the end of Knights of the Tenth World: Endgame. Oh. My. GOD. * Interlude at Vortigern's Lake No. 2 * Interlude on Titan, for that matter * Twilight. Just... Twilight. * The final fight scene in Blades * --sofaspud -- |
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trigger
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Aug-21-08, 05:10 PM (EDT) |
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7. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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>* Twilight. Just... Twilight. --yeah, it's good, but there must be _one_ outstanding scene from it. For me, it is Yuri vs. the Jorgumund. >* The final fight scene in Blades which one? <grin>
t. Trigger Argee trigger_argee@hotmail.com Manon, Maccadon, Orado, etc. Denton, never leave home without it.
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." - HST |
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Sofaspud
Member since Apr-7-06
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Aug-22-08, 05:55 PM (EDT) |
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10. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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To Trigger: Re: Twilight, I'm split 50/50 on two that sort of rise to the top, as it were. The first is the rebuilding of the World-Engine while Belldandy gives her all, and then some, to keep reality together. The second is the huge megafight in Twilight, but most specifically the utter annihilation of Hela. To be honest, a lot of that fight is etched in my mind as a sort of montage, like what you'd see with a music video. Now if I could just put it to music maybe it'd stop bugging me so much, but I can't think of a track that fits. Yet. >>* The final fight scene in Blades > --which one <grin> Specifically the one that Gryphon picked up on, the three-way (six-way?) duel between Anne, Rei, and HK-42 vs. Roger, Atros, and Ko-Enshaku. Granted, Vader dropping in and obliterating Ko was -cool-, but it was just a last little dab of decorative icing on the Awesome Cake as far as I'm concerned. > >--G. >"My name is Ayanami Rei of the Great House Atrados and the >Sith-clan Vader. I am Padawan-in-Shadows to His Divine Shadow Darth >Vader, Lord of the Sith. I will never beg for anything from the likes >of you." Yes! That last line, especially. It was perfectly delivered, and if this were a movie that would be the ultimate teaser trailer section. Picture it: Rei, bloodied but defiant, standing there and delivering that line... to who?! (I mean, obviously -we- know, since we've 'seen the movie', but it's just such a great line that it seems like it deserves to be part of the trailer. Heh.) --sofaspud -- |
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Gryphon
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Aug-22-08, 07:05 PM (EDT) |
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11. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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>Granted, Vader dropping in and obliterating Ko was -cool-, but it was >just a last little dab of decorative icing on the Awesome Cake as far >as I'm concerned. When the time came for Vader's entrance, I had originally planned to just have him show up, deliver his congratulatory speech, Lucasian diagonal wipe to the epilogue, the end - but after all that went before, it seemed so... flat that way. But, by the same token, I knew piling another lengthy fight scene on top of what we already had would just be gilding the lily, as it were. As is so often the case, Toshirō Mifune and Akira Kurosawa came to the rescue. The duel between Vader and Ko-Enshaku ends up playing out as a classic samurai-film one-and-done iaijutsu battle, most specifically inspired by the final fight in 1962's Sanjuro (the sequel to Yōjinbō). Similarly, the appearance of the remaining members of the Magnificent Ten (deliberately kept in shadow, except for Lord Alberto) was something of an afterthought. Ifurita wasn't originally intended to appear in Blades, but various developments obsoleted the material I'd intended for a sequel before it could be released (for once!), so I moved that bit over and made Blades as stand-alone as possible. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & Forum Admin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/ Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam. |
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Rickdominated
Member since Jul-29-15
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Aug-21-08, 05:59 PM (EDT) |
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8. "RE: Favorite Scenes"
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-21-08 AT 06:02 PM (EDT) Corwin Nearly Shooting Akio (Or at least attempting to) is a scene that is perfectly etched into my mind foreverKozue's CHANGE! GETTER! DRAGON! is another scene that brought a great big grin to my face as well (Can I just nominate all of "A Night to Remember"?) *Edited for spelling. Kozoue, seriously? I need more Sleep...* |
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