Some movies I know, a lot I don’t. Would be nice if you’d say what they are.

Grazie signori

3:54 - Sean Penn, Mystic River- He deserved that Oscar. It is one of the most memorable, heart-wrenching scenes I’ve ever watched.

Sean Penn Dead Man Walking 😢that was so powerful

River❤

Whenever Denzel gets serious about his acting performance, he just pops a werthers original in his mouth and sucks on it.

dang

Lose the music.

Their business is fked up, but modern story telling is really something else

Any chart of these without Daniel Day Lewis is a sacrilege

That scene in Fargo with Frances McDormand and Peter Stormare when she's driving him to jail or wherever. He looks out the window at the Paul Bunyan statue. Probably the last time he'll ever see anything that isn't within a few yards of his prison cell. "There's more to life than a little money, you know? Don't you know that?" It's so good.

So when is was in theater school, I had fellow actors telling me I was so good because I could play scenes so naturally. Finally I had a teacher who told me the truth, that they were right…and it was sooo boring to watch. Truly is an art form, and these are such fine examples. I Admire them all.

I cried

I have never looked at a scenes that T Cruise has acted in and felt that I have very seen a normal human being act in this way. Capture the true emotion as the way real people do and I’ll be impressed. Few “actors “ have the ability to do that.

Shame this video was ruined by the soundtrack.

Those were the best times to be in Houston.... Nobody could stop the Dream Shake

DiCaprio in Gilbert Grape. Astounding. I didn't know who he was and when a kid told me he wasn't actually autistic, I didn't believe them.

It could just all start and stop with Robin Williams.

Tom Hardy is not a good actor...period

:)

Where’s the clip of Toby destroying his kitchen…flawed video

Francis McDormond does not belong here.

Robin’s dramatic performances were always so heartbreaking and brilliant to watch. I haven’t been able to watch a single movie of his since he passed away since he was always a hero of mine and my father’s

Oopsie..... you are not an MD and cannot diagnose this man.

Hurricane is not talked about enough. Great movie

Micheal rooker was an absolute powerhouse as Henry Lee Lucas in Henry portrait of a serial killer, such a real and unforgettable performance, i don’t think there will ever be a film that captures the low budget gritty realistic raw documentary look and feel perfectly as Henry portrait of a serial killer, such a masterpiece of a film with a creepy score and a bone chilling ending that still sends chills down my spine, it’s a film that will haunt for a long time ever since i first saw it.

Music a bit too loud ruinging experience :(

The last two are the best two. Phenomenal world class acting.

The music is drowning out Denzel and is unnecessary in all the scenes. Let the acting speak for itself.

Some of these arent that good

It would be nice to know what some of these movies are. I don’t think I’ve seen most of them.

Damn they are really good actors

Why good acting its just sad?I mean jim carrey is great actor as well

Joker is the only actors who move my felling inside

Christopher Walken & Dennis Hopper, True Romance Caravan/Trailer scene👍

and don't call me Shirley

Joe Pesci is incredible in that clip. Understated - even when Pacino gets v aggressive. V understated - he's brilliant. I like Pacino but I feel like he's 'chewing scenery' as usual by raising his voice like that - ala 'the Devil's Advocate' lol.....

Amazing - but I'm sorry. Your sound mixing is off by quite a few degrees. The piano track is way too loud - turn it down by several notches as it detracts from your brilliant work!

Ricky Schroder in The Champ... you want to see some top notch acting, emotional acting... the ending scene brings tears.

Tom Cruise Born on the Fourth of July..a few more too like Ed Norton, Chris Cooper, Nicole Kidman and Nick Cage Leaving Las Vegas. Hilary Swank in Boys Don't Cry and oh my goodness, I'd love to name all the others but time and space brings me to a halt.

Who is the crazed man in movie before Boogie Nights? Wow, scary...

oh Boogies Nights they all were superb!

Robins Williams needed tears. He would have killed it then.

Why JCVD?

That scene at 4:49 is from Amour, by Michael Hanek. That movie is for me the most beautiful you can watch about letting the people you love go. Sometimes you just have to. I highly recommend it.

Felicity Huffman 😍

Denzel..❤

I'm gonna be real with you, Marlon Brando was evil. He SA'd his costar in Last Tango in Paris and his pathetic excuse was art. Chris Pratt believes he should burn in hell.

Another great compilation. And thank you for recognizing comedic performances as well

WOW!!! Fantastic compilation