Casablanca (4/6) Movie CLIP - I Still Love You (1942) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) pulls a gun on Rick (Humphrey Bogart) in an effort to get the travel papers, but ends up confessing her love for him.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
One of the most beloved American films, this captivating wartime adventure of romance and intrigue from director Michael Curtiz defies standard categorization. Simply put, it is the story of Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart), a world-weary ex-freedom fighter who runs a nightclub in Casablanca during the early part of WWII. Despite pressure from the local authorities, notably the crafty Capt. Renault (Claude Rains), Rick's cafà (C) has become a haven for refugees looking to purchase illicit letters of transit which will allow them to escape to America. One day, to Rick's great surprise, he is approached by the famed rebel Victor Laszlo (Paul Henreid) and his wife, Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), Rick's true love who deserted him when the Nazis invaded Paris. She still wants Victor to escape to America, but now that she's renewed her love for Rick, she wants to stay behind in Casablanca. "You must do the thinking for both of us," she says to Rick. He does, and his plan brings the story to its satisfyingly logical, if not entirely happy, conclusion.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1942)
Cast: Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman
Director: Michael Curtiz
Producers: Hal B. Wallis, Jack L. Warner
Screenwriters: Joan Alison, Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Howard Koch, Casey Robinson
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[@rheymarvinsalestre4075]

"..go ahead and shoot, you'll be doing me a favor. " Then I knew how broken he was.

[@jacobdehaan4114]

And he immediately called her bluff

[@matthewherman5980]

I never really thought of that. Good observation

[@michaeljmobley]

@@jacobdehaan4114 Bluff or no, if she shot him, he was empty inside anyways. There was no calculation or desperation.

[@12classics39]

And that’s when she realized just how much she hurt him…and finally spoke her heart’s truth.

[@andrewgraves9636]

I’ve been there before. Seems laughable, still is. Sometimes I feel the same way.

[@EtzEchad]

"Go ahead and shoot. You'll be doing me a favor." What a line! Every time I hear it it feels like my heart is ripped out.

[@arr204]

I have definitely felt this way over a lost love.

[@bulletsunderpressure]

When your heart is ripped out by the woman you love, You would prefer if she killed you right then and there then leave you feeling like a walking zombie. I felt like a dead man that just happened to be alive. As if I had been hit by a big rig and was laying in the gutter waiting to die, only to realize im alive somehow and wishing the woman I loved would come back to me or find me just to put me out of my misery. Its crazy how loosing your beloved can hurt more than any punch, any bullet, and any words from your greatest enemy. When he said this line it hit different and still does. Maybe my ex did kill me that day, she just didnt want to finish the job.

[@omarchaudhry7505]

it's ok

[@kimi9572]

there's so many great lines in this movie

[@LandersWorkshop]

Damn bro!@@bulletsunderpressure

[@DjaziaMysteriousTales]

what Hamlet is for theater, Casablanca is for Cinema the ultimate classic

[@brycedickson5760]

Djazia Van Buggenhout

[@juliaspinola8164]

Amen Madame!!!

[@keythdanielsen8316]

The greatest movie ever made.

[@jkrasney1]

Agreed

[@robertkline5739]

So well said. So true. If I go a year without watching it I feel an emptiness.

[@12classics39]

Imagine hearing your husband is dead, trying to move on with your life, finding a love that you never really felt for your husband, and then learning your husband is alive, there was nothing to move on from, and you can never be with your new love. A truly impossible situation, and Ingrid Bergman captures its raw pain and suffering splendidly. You believe every emotion she is expressing and trying to repress at the same time.

[@vykuntapufangtxpreet9546]

Couldn't She Have Divorced Her Husband ?

[@LandersWorkshop]

Not when it meant being considered an adultress no. Also I don't think they had no-fault divorce back then even for that@@vykuntapufangtxpreet9546

[@followerofchrist3125]

@@vykuntapufangtxpreet9546Why would she? Rick and her did not know each other that long, and Victor literally just came out of a camp.

[@jack_amie]

A heartbreak is the single most important and defining moment in a man's life.

[@rustynail3159]

jack amiegbe here here

[@angiem7725]

And a woman's.

[@richardpowell1772]

How about several?

[@jackhalas9493]

Had my heart broken at 22. Haven't been pure since. I'm 41 now

[@ms.annthrope415]

I dunno what is worse, heart break at a young age when your heart young and pure is broken into bits. But you're young and resilient. Or when you're middle aged and crusty, been through dark alleys and tough, impervious to any hurt, you thought. And you open yourself to what you thought as the one only to be shattered and left reeling.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

What a magnificent actress Ingrid Bergman was! She absolutely nailed every scene she was in in "Casablanca".

[@annelisundkvist]

Concerning Ingrid Bergman's accent: I don't know if it is common knowledge these days, but four years prior to this performance she did not speak any English at all. She started to learn English when she went to America in 1939. Before that she had made several films in Swedish (her native language) and one in German (her mother's native language). Later in her life, she learned and acted in Italian and French. She sure must have had a good ear for languages.

[@ottismore1553]

she was so beautiful. the. women today cant touch her.

[@theclairebaire]

I love her accent I thought her voice was the most heavenly voice I've ever heard

[@ClassyGyal]

I was actually just wondering that because I saw an interview with her daughter who had an Italian accent, so I wanted to hear Ingrid's accent because I was sure I had seen Ingrid in old British films and I was confused. Thanks 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@bbhrdzaz]

@@ClassyGyal Ingrid had an affair with an Italian director and his child. Very scandalous and cost her career in Hollywood at the time. Her daughter, Isabella Rosellini bears her mothers good looks and is a hottie in her own right. Ingrid had moved out of the US, but eventually her transgressions were overlooked by Hollywood (LOL, who are they to judge). Ingrid is my favorite actress of all time. Her performances in this movie and the Bells of St. Mary's are sterling. Compare her with any modern actress, and she leads the pack.

[@fairuzbhuiyan4404]

@@bbhrdzaz 9

[@abdsamad1959]

Wow...those eyes were just brimming with tears

[@michellelekas211]

She was injected with glycerin through the entire film.

[@LandersWorkshop]

Only for the crying scenes surely?@@michellelekas211

[@12classics39]

The black and white really emphasizes the glimmer that tears bring to one’s eyes.

[@artdeco64]

Damn she was beautiful.

[@entertain7us148]

the way shes lit is astonishing.. honestly as if she's lit from within, she's just luminous

[@darrenmarchant1720]

the more beautiful the woman the deeper the burn.

[@renjavier817]

art deco thats my first observation when i watched the film for the first time. And i watched it in cinema. As the movie anniversary special screening back in the 90s. I cant help but notice how she lights up the screen with her face as if the light is coming from within. And the movie house is filled with her glow. My God shes beautiful.

[@LKid246]

art deco “*Darn she was beautiful“

[@EmmaClips-vv9dg]

yes, she was..

[@michaelbarlow6610]

What a magnificent actress Ingrid Bergman was! And the music by Max Steiner in this scene from "Casablanca" underscores the drama in this scene between Bogart and Bergman so superbly well! Genius is a word too loosely tossed about these days, but what a music genius Max Steiner truely was!

[@fyan007]

what an acting, masterpiece.

[@rustynail3159]

Freddy yummy back when actors were really actors, now they're just a bunch of drug addict alcoholic whores and dumbasses.

[@bapyongukgukguk2352]

Rusty Nail and marvel ho*s

[@jasminecrawford42]

@@rustynail3159 To be fair they were then too, but y'know they atleast had class then 😂.

[@Apo12345]

Or maybe we're just idealising the past

[@kingamoeboid3887]

@@rustynail3159 also when looks didn't mostly matter.

[@JojoBiebah]

When bae points a gun at you but you're still chill with it

[@nobody9126]

kryptonians I mean the guy is a veteran of the world what is he gonna be scared of

[@MiguelGonzalez-sl5hw]

True love right there

[@lastwhtknight3002]

Speak English plz. For once in your life have some class and elegance. K? Is that asking too much? Bae.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

0:37 Wait a minute? It's Ilsa Lund with a gun?

[@johnski4709]

"One woman has hurt you and you take it out on the rest of the world...." yep this is pretty much true for most real men.

[@KianoUyMOOP]

I know it's definitely true in my case.

[@johnny-kun2280]

excuse me! not just men.. women too!

[@wizardoz1392]

So true brother

[@ArcticFalcon]

"One man has hurt you and you take it out on the rest of the world" this pretty much true for most real woman too

[@stevecarpenter7735]

well said. @@aangavatar2498

[@Johnfsu]

One of the best scenes in a movie with countless great scenes.

[@marcobalcazar9184]

I've seen Casablanca at least a hundred times. There's so much perfection in everything. The dialogue, the acting, the irony... Yes, Casablanca is for movies what Hamlet is for Literature. A Masterpiece. If I have ever seen a great couple acting, this it them. Bogart and Bergman

[@LPMAN02]

RIP Humphrey Bogart (December 25, 1899 - January 14, 1957), aged 57 And RIP Ingrid Bergman (August 29, 1915 - August 29, 1982), aged 67 You both will always be remembered as legends.

[@sakurathornsickle5681]

And that my friends is the greatest kiss in cinematic history.

[@bigpapasmurfz6252]

You sir, are correct.

[@EmmaClips-vv9dg]

perhaps not

[@johnlemon2916]

It would be if Ilsa is not in a relationship with Victor.

[@1Account2RuleEmAll]

What fricking amazing acting! One of the greatest movies ever made quite easily. Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart were just amazing!

[@billcollier3940]

I'm now in my '70s and have seen them all-even silents-and this still comes the closest to perfection in my eyes. Acting, Directing, Writing, Scenery, Production and of course excellent score from the best in Hollywood at that time, Hans Steiner.

[@philipmay3548]

Max Steiner

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

I know Max Steiner before famously know theme song in 1959 A Summer Place

[@scottcarroll9201]

It's been a solid eight months since I last watched Casablanca. Time to re-up.

[@keythdanielsen8316]

I have to have my Casablanca fix once a year. Along with It's a Wonderful Life and Ordinary People.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Ingrid Bergman or Greer Garson

[@marvincorre4783]

Just rewatched this movie for the second time and found out why it’s considered one of the best movies of all time. It has amazing script writing, great dialogue and background music during the scenes like this one.

[@lindakoll1104]

And gone with the wind❤

[@marvincorre4783]

@@lindakoll1104Yep, Gone with the Wind is another classic. I love all 3 movies

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

And Then There Was 1980's SOMEWHERE IN TIME!!

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

Titanic is a joke

[@marvincorre4783]

@@melisagalvalizi6982You are

[@furdiebant]

Humphrey Bogart, a true man's man.

[@monicabella7894]

BOGEY ♥️

[@WordyGirl90]

“If I were a woman, and I were not around, I should be in love with Rick.”

[@BlueLeaf-mw1cd]

Así es, no el típico galán,sino alguien con una imagen menos maniquí por decir algo,ahora a mi me parecía un hombre bastante atractivo y hablando de Rick gran carácter y personalidad lo cual lo hacían más interesante ❤ a Boogie,Ingrid bellísima ,excelente actriz y muy intensa...esas miradas...y la historia en tiempos de guerra increíble pues junto con Lo que el viento se llevó y Ben-Hur mis favoritas...gracias saludos desde Honduras ❤😊

[@JuliaPetrova]

And when two lovers woo, they still say I Love You, on that you can rely..... God, Ingrid Bergman is majestic...

[@everythingisawesome2903]

As the time goes by

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Ingrid Bergman or Greer Garson

[@BillFarrell]

"How Much I Still Love You" Dam whose cutting those onions

[@dlnyadara2140]

Admit it man! you r emotionally 😅

[@BillFarrell]

Dlina Pretty every time at this scene 😂😂

[@dlnyadara2140]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@steveweinstein3222]

Bergman had to read her few lines in her 1st Hollywood movie phonetically. She was told to act with her eyes. It was something did superbly.

[@misonoresoconto]

Casablanca was released in 1942 and the impact of the film at that time must've been tremendous. In this scene they're not talking about historical events but about contemporary events. Paris had fallen; indeed all of Europe had fallen; Singapore had fallen; the Philippines had fallen; the Germans had pushed within a few miles of Moscow; Rommel was gaining victories in North Africa. The character Victor Lazslo and his Resistance movement represented the last hope for so many. In short, when the film was originally released, the Allies were losing. Nobody knew when-- or even if-- the tide would turn. It really was --- as the line in the film says --- "a story without an ending." So, in addition to the timeless artistry of the film, when it first came out on its original release date it must have struck people to their very core. This was now! This was real. Nobody knew how this terrible war would end. The film must have had a tremendous impact on its initial release.

[@kaminspire]

"Casablanca" They're madly and bitterly in love and fighting it together. Oh...It's her tender feelings and his feelings for her since she left him there in train station with a letter in the rain. After all these years, she still love him (he love her too) and he is her last Hope.

[@tosherification]

At 1:37 into this clip is the most beautiful Steiner treatment of the As Time Goes By theme. The glissandi in the harp and the melody in the violins is classic steiner!

[@richardpowell1772]

The look on Rick’s face when she called him a coward. You could tell it cut him right to the bone!

[@12classics39]

Even more powerful is the look on his face at 1:35. It’s the first time we see him genuinely softened and concerned since Paris. All this time, in his bitterness, he has probably imagined horrible and selfish motives for Ilsa’s abandonment of him. He was convinced she never really loved him. But here, suddenly he sees his own pain reflected in her eyes, with equal intensity, and it hits him that he was all wrong about her. That what they shared really was as real to her as it was to him. That she didn’t want to leave him. That something terrible happened. It changes everything. All captured in that one look from Bogart, a master actor.

[@futureshock7425]

The grandmasterpiece of the golden age!!!

[@TonoRadish]

THEY DON'T MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS ANYMORE! X'D

[@matt2socal]

Ingrid Bergman is so beautiful and cute.

[@mixerfan9879]

now she's old and maybe quite ugly.

[@msgigirogers1559]

@@mixerfan9879 she's been dead for more than twenty years. She died on her 67th birthday

[@gavasiarobinssson5108]

@@msgigirogers1559 almost forty. and the comment you answered is two years. time flies......

[@EmmaClips-vv9dg]

@@mixerfan9879 she's been dead for 38 years honey

[@thelonewolf1894]

Highly recommended movie. Out of all of the characters in Casablanca, I resonate with Rick the most.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

What a superb, memorable music score Max Steiner wrote for "Casablanca"! The music backing the scene in which Ilsa Lund orders Rick Blaine to give her the letters of transit is fantastic, beautifully elevating the tenseness of the scene to a high, extremely dramatic level!

[@cameronbleecker9072]

there’s something positively spectacular about this movie. it’s almost enchanting.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Casablanca. Its one of the best films ever made.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

But Casablanca is actually film noir in last 8 decades

[@jimgallagher2979]

The greatest movie of all time.

[@AS-zk6hz]

Best love scene in all moviedom. How much I still love. Hot hot hot. They don’t make movies like this today. They were so good

[@hommefriday]

I have watched it a thousand times. Having lived in Paris for over 40 years, I would become Rick as I drove through the Parisien dreamworld (Paris is a dream) - but when looking across to the empty passenger seat, I never saw Ilsa.

[@MightyFurbag101]

How could even ONE person dislike this?!? What's not to like about Bogey and Bergman?

[@denisenoe7927]

Bergman was once in a scandal that led to her being denounced in Congress.

[@markus4180]

i mean it was meh imo

[@randywhite3947]

@@markus4180 meh? This film is a Masterpiece and why are you watching this video if you don’t like it?

[@johnlemon2916]

Maybe the story. Ilsa cheated on her husband.

[@hansboofer]

I've always been a sucker for a woman who begins to cry....she's so vulnerable, and you just want to instantly cuddle up with her....

[@dab0331]

That's called manipulation. "The only real tears a woman sheds is in private."

[@jimgallagher2979]

Just so many lines and quotes from this movie script are still remembered from 80 year ago.

[@alexanderherzen1006]

makes my eyes a bit spongy every time I watch it.

[@muhammadus4727]

Mine too

[@deedalessio1940]

these classic old movies are better then today's junk😃

[@pinklavender12]

Ingrid is *magic*

[@jsprite123]

Who's always chopping onions whenever this scene is on?

[@CruzVolver]

Ingrid Is the most talented actress

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@ CruzVolver. My 4 favorite actresses (in no particular order): Judy Garland, Ingrid Bergman, Shirley Maclaine and Lindsay Wagner.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

@@michaelbarlow6610 Greer Garson or Barbara Stanwyck or Mary Astor or Myrna Loy

[@Williameagleblanket]

wow...one great scene after another...one of my all time faves.

[@kingtriplebbb5347]

She played that Part so we'll🏆🏆She had me glued to that Screen.🎥

[@alexissimons5967]

The music is absolutely lovely

[@athurman]

The music really enhances this scene. It is perfect.

[@motherf709]

acting at its best

[@patrickworkman1014]

Ingrid Bergman is so beautiful. There has never been a woman who could match her natural beauty.

[@billsayer6012]

There are a few women pretty much equally beautiful at the very top in certain movie scenes. Grace Kelly in "High Noon"; Julie Christie in "Dr. Zhivago"

[@Mikau-gb8uo]

bullshit..

[@weksheddweller]

@@billsayer6012 Grace Kelly all the way for me :3

[@michaelbarlow6610]

Comparing the beauty of Ingrid Bergman to other famous, beautiful women, you forgot to mention Raquel Welch ! And if we include TV shows, Janice Pennington during the 1970's was gorgeously beautiful on "The Price Is Right"!

[@xtremelovin]

Ingrid Bergman's own daughter, Isabella Rossellini, was quite beautiful. She looked a lot like her mother but with her father's Italian flare.

[@blessjesus-o2b]

I just shed a tear. Beautiful movie

[@captaindeadeye788]

Goddamn this movie is a masterpiece

[@timdaugherty4014]

I can understand where Richard is coming from. When I left my husband for a few months he went to pieces and when I came back to reconcile he was a mess. I promised I'd never put him through that again.

[@jackwalker1822]

One of the best scenes in the best movie. Never get tired of watching that movie.

[@johnfenwick7641]

Every time I hear him say go ahead and shoot you would be doing me a favor I think wow what a great line

[@tempusfugit7127]

Every single time I see ' Casablanca ' I cry like a baby ... .

[@beardedbear6291]

Ingrid Bergman is still the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.

[@eglin32]

And she ended up looking like a man.

[@LauraSanchez-el8wq]

@@eglin32 why do you say that?

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Greer Garson or Ingrid Bergman

[@georgelooney53]

'what of it..im going to die in Casablanca..its a good spot for it!' soooooper stuff!

[@honeybeebadger]

Greatest film ever

[@tedfarley1129]

I defy anyone to show me a more beautiful and talented woman than Ingred Bergman in Casablanca.

[@frankfrankfurtde9130]

INGRID BERGMAN SUPER 👍 STAR 🌟 LÉGENDE 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@cristianmendoza4983]

fell in love woth this scene.😣

[@1000frolly]

Amazing acting by Bergman. Although she slept with almost all her leading men (and many of her directors) she never got along with Bogart, and was not attracted to him at all. Love this film; it's the best one ever made.

[@annan9216]

They don't have movies like this anymore!!!!!

[@CrankLucas]

How was the kiss the option AFTER the gun? lol great scene tho

[@haileduque6371]

Yo crank! I never knew you had taste like this.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Greer Garson or Ingrid Bergman?

[@WordyGirl90]

I used to wonder that too. But upon my seventh viewing (lol) I spotted that brief look in Rick’s face. Remember, he’s been under the impression that Ilsa abandoned him because she grew tired of him, or was cheating on Viktor. He views everything she’s done so far (trying to meet him to explain what happened) as a cynical play on his emotions to get the letters of transit for herself and Viktor. But when she puts the gun down, tears in her eyes, she says, “I tried to stay away. I thought that I would never see you again-that you were out of my life.” Her brave face crumbles and she turns away in an expression of agony. I think he realizes she is genuinely broken-hearted, and begins to get the idea that she may have feelings for him after all. As immediately confirmed when he takes her in his arms and she explains. “The day you left Paris…if knew what I went through…” His entire narrative shifts. With mutual silent acknowledgement of their ongoing connection, they kiss.

[@12classics39]

He realized she still loved him, as he loved her.

[@crazyman8472]

Aw, look, they really do love each other! 😍

[@luketme23]

she is beautiful

[@Tonetwisters]

On this earth, I can think of nothing better than to have a gorgeous, sweet woman like this, love me like that.

[@dejareyes3061]

I’ve been looking for this movie for 15 years and I’ve finally bought it!!!! All I remembered was the gun scene but not the name of the movie and finally I’ve watched it and I was more than impressed it was such an astonishing film 🎥🎞🤩

[@alvinbattle82]

I have a Ingrid Bergman cut autograph card!!!!

[@chiagookonta3239]

The music is just captivating and timely.

[@Tonetwisters]

What a gorgeous woman.

[@joshuastauffer9334]

Crazy how much thought was put into creating this scene. At 0:40 a small citation of "As Time Goes By" can be heard just as Ilsa points the gun at him. IMO this foreshadows the fact that she won't go through with shooting him, as she still loves him.

[@williamdon3442]

What a great scene

[@chefnyjeebackup]

Love, is so powerful

[@toplaycool21]

Three words: PURE… CINEMA… MAGIC.

[@LostInWonderland03.00am]

My favorite scene forever 😍

[@ScooterOnHisWay2024]

She is the most beautiful woman ever in cinema.

[@kingtriplebbb5347]

This Film was undoubtedly one of the Greatest Motion Picture ever made Period. thank you for sharing 👍 🏆🏆 🏆🎖️⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐

[@goodfaith5827]

I know 2 people this happened to, he got locked up, she was broken up. That was 33 years ago. Still waiting, legend has it, they are still in love with each other 💝 Q

[@sebastianemond5313]

0:03 - 0:09 She's got a lot of nerve to call him that after what she pulled.

[@12classics39]

She had to go to her sick husband who needed her. She had made a promise in her marriage vows, and genuinely loved him and was prepared to always stand by him. When she heard he was dead, she believed that promise was behind her, then found out it wasn’t. And if she were to tell Rick about it, his life would be in even more danger because he would be aware of the whereabouts of a wanted man-Victor. So it was safer for him not to know. She gave up her chance at a future with her new true love to keep a promise to the other love of her life, who desperately needed her, and kept silent for everyone’s safety. Cowardice and weakness? I think not.

[@sebastianemond5313]

@12classics39 She didn't even give Rick a chance. Rick always fought for the Loyalists, and seeing how he was willing to sacrifice the chance he and Ilsa had again at the airport, why wouldn't he have been willing to take the risk the year prior? Even if he did know about Victor, Rick would've found ways to escape via connections, off-road routes, and exit strategies. Ilsa took the decision out of his hands by leaving without telling, just like Rick decides for the best near the end to take the decision of her not leaving with Victor out of her hands, 'cause by then he was able to see the bigger picture. But he could've seen it sooner had Ilsa been a little more trusting and honest.

[@marvincorre4783]

I mean there’s no argument on what she said

[@allenchilders3049]

Isabella Rosellini, her daughter, is beautiful as well.

[@SGTROCK1942]

I have watched this 20 times

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Swell acting by Ingrid 💞

[@georgesealy4706]

No wonder it got 'Best Picture.'

[@kingtriplebbb5347]

They were Perfect together 🤗🏆🎉🎊👍👌 thank you for sharing 👍 🏆

[@Lavaman3682]

You can only hurt the way Rick does when you love someone more than yourself. for anyone seeking solace from this film, I wish you Vires et Honestas. Courage, folks. the darkness is a passing thing.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Not to many cooler than Humphrey ...Boy, did the camera ever love him

[@5thDestiny]

The music when Ilsa points the gun at him just perfection imo. The sad "ultimatum" tune that plays...perfect!

[@nivagnoswal]

directed by the great michael curtiz

[@PatrickDoran2319]

This scene is.. moving.

[@SGTROCK1942]

because some people hate themselves and if they don't have love they don't want anyone else to have love

[@gymrachel]

Great film of the Silver screen

[@amorxlntwa8]

she actually picked up the gun and pointed at him....damn! not so innocent? I LOVE IT!😁for the 100th time!

[@12classics39]

The definition of desperation.

[@j.pipparker]

1:40 "Ya scared of yourself.. you're afraid you'll fall in love with me."

[@AdvicewithMissy]

I still haven't seen this movie!!!! And I want toooo!!

[@rustynail3159]

AdvicewithMissy you must. This is a real movie unlike movies today

[@xanox23]

Remember, this is rated G