I can't believe I've been here for nearly four years and I'm just sifting this scene now. Such a great scene. Philip Seymour Hoffman should have been nominated for an Oscar for this scene alone.

Hmmm out of context I have no idea what's going on...

>> ^ponceleon:

Hmmm out of context I have no idea what's going on...


well, then, i guess you'll just have to see it, won't you?

come on. the 3 names mentioned in the description alone make it a worthy rental.

Great flick.

[go into therapy, Budzos]

>> ^my15minutes:

>> ^ponceleon:
Hmmm out of context I have no idea what's going on...

well, then, i guess you'll just have to see it, won't you?
come on. the 3 names mentioned in the description alone make it a worthy rental.


If names made movies there wouldn't be so many shitty ensemble flicks.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^my15minutes:

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If names made movies there wouldn't be so many shitty ensemble flicks.

did you like magnolia? same director and both actors seen here.

if not, and that's one of the shitty ensemble flicks you're referring to, then i can't imagine why you're upvoting this.

"the 3 names mentioned in the description" wasn't meant to imply that "names make movies", like those 3 people can do no wrong, or anything of the sort. i simply (and subjectively) enjoy most of the work i've seen of theirs, and particularly hoffman.

Still one of my favourite Philip Seymour Hoffman moments. RIP. Such a horrible tragedy, and a great loss for cinema. *promote

Self promoting this video back to the front page; last published Monday, August 1st, 2011 12:17pm PDT - promote requested by original submitter Sarzy.