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In Reply to: "Cinemagoers' favourite love scenes" posted by clarkjohnsen on March 01, 2003 at 12:35:39:
Is in Hustonīs "The Dead", when Gretta, sobbing and half asleep, tells Gabriel (her husband) about her first love, that unfortunate Michael Furi who literally died for her love by singing that ballad ("The lass of Armagh", I think) under her window, while the snow fell all over his sick body, driving him to an untimely death..., and then she, still sobbing and lost in her memories, falls asleep, while Gabriel, suddenly realizing both that he didnīt know his wife, how much she had loved, and still loved, that boy, and how much he himself loved her, looks through the window and says his monologue about how the snow was falling all over Ireland, his life, the dead ones,...Two love scenes in one, none of them seen with our eyes, while both relived into ourselves, both loaded with a melancholy that is more intense than the fiercest scene of passion and flesh, truly epiphanic and human as nothing Iīve ever seen or heard of.
Thatīs my choose.
Regards
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Orejones, I haven't seen this film, but your description is so compelling I am devastated.
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See it forthwith. Houston bowed out with one of the great moments in literature and cinema.
One of the best, ever.
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