Indecent Proposal Lecture

[@sutharsanan8016]

A great score for a great scene by the great John Barry.

[@rebelmoon-aj]

This scene motivates me more than anything else. The wordscut through your heart and makes u introspect.

[@dcaseng]

Great film that only gets better every time I see it. It's unfortunate that it wasn't received well by most critics, however, they almost seemed to WANT to find fault with it. When I first saw it, I couldn't get past moore's and Redford's characters. I LOATHED them, and I hated watching Harrelson's character get hurt by them. However, once I saw it for the second time I appreciated how much these character actually reflected a more HUMAN quality where people aren't completely "good" or "bad", but simply flawed. I still cringe watching Moore and Redford, but I understand how complicated love can be, and how difficult it can be to walk away after being crushed by someone you trusted. All 3 characters had serious flaws, and that is what makes this film so great.

[@avinashbasetty]

dcaseng one of my manager suggested this movie. There are lots of human emotions bonded in this film.

[@elisamariacavalcantijordao4883]

@@avinashbasetty i agree. That is why the film is rich and near to us, besides most of us were just common people just living our common life. C

[@johnnyb4266]

Just finished watching it for the very first time and MAN, it's an absolute hidden gem! It's already one of my favorite movies! I first came across it on Netflix 5 years ago but decided to pass on it because it had a 12% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. I know, it's foolish, I use to Google the rating of a movie first & if it wasn't at least a 50%, I would pass. Smh, what was I thinking back then! The sad thing is after all these years it still has a low rating, 35%. Some advice for anyone that reads this comment, don't pay attention to the ratings of a movie & don't listen to the critics, JUST WATCH IT. You'll be surprised, some of the BEST movies I have watched these past handful of years were poorly rated.

[@guy.1298]

It was a hit and most people saw it doesn't matter if critics praised it.

[@samsala7789]

you say he was crushed by someone that he trusted, and yes that’s true, but however he was also to blame for this mess, and the problem here instead of talking through it and working through it, they decided to split, yes he trusted her but she also trusted him, and together they both broke the trust of one another, John saw that and then made his move, throwing all his wealth and his lifestyle towards her, and of course she enjoyed what he had give her, but however once David sorted himself out and she saw that, unfortunately for John he couldn’t hold onto her even with his money, I guess her love for David was too strong and she just wanted to be with David as of course we saw at the end of the movie, but as I said they were both to blame for all of it, not just her but David too, by taking the devil up on his offer, But you’re right great movie and thoroughly underrated

[@romixlunatica952]

i always love this part of the movie..the way he explains..perfect.

[@sarafandii5723]

Im an architect, wish I had that kind of passion.

[@johnnyb4266]

Find your true passion because architecture is clearly not

[@davidinman3584]

Be one With the brick

[@captainh3831]

If you really are one, it sounds like you're in the wrong field. You must be like the brick and want to be something

[@cptcosmo]

I'm an Architect, and I have that passion. That's why they just laid me off, I'm a pain in the ass, but I know if I get it right (and the people I was working were not doing it right) I can lift humanity to a higher place...

[@remyazharyyosef1811]

This is perhaps one of the most meaningful scenes in the movie in that the metaphor that one can achieve greatness transcends all barriers in life. Despite the fact that some of the buildings may had been built with iron and steel; that's not the point. Harrelson's speech about "a brick wants to be something" has a deeper meaning in itself.

[@leegrabelsky2696]

Hmm..Inspiring ... ...Oliver Platt is so funny..Even when he's just sitting there chillin

[@LynJegher]

I love this Scene!!!!!!!!

[@BridgesRoyale]

This movie has scenes that actually have meaning.

[@NiVi192]

Well, yes! I'd argue thar every scene in this movie has a meaning. There is not a single redundant line in the script! It's full of metaphors!

[@maryamzrk945]

Excellent 💫💫💫 Lift the Human Spirit take it to a Higher Place

[@DanteDAnthony]

:18. Great acting. He's spent his life trying to "be something". She's discarded him anyway. Surprised by an incongruous moment of their lives in his slide (she's smiling in their garden having coffee)...he smiles through the pain. Next shot, he's standing, teaching what he believes in. That smile he makes, brilliant and beautiful and good.

[@David_Kadoche_Osullivan]

This speech is so inspiring :) Great movie and the actors are just perfect

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Surely this scene would have actually made sense in relation to the movie if he ended up killing Robert Redford with that brick?

[@Vanessa-bb2qo]

Messylin 😂😂

[@maryamzrk945]

TOO good. Needed just this right now.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Adrian Lyne is one of the greatest directors of all time.

[@marcoaurelio8058]

ai ai ai ai ai...AI. You kicked me 11 years ago. I just felt it. ai ai ai ai ai OUCH

[@fbbgirl1252]

Even a brick wants to be something is emotional and true

[@jorgealmeuda9028]

Does anyone know the name of the building at 1:25? The one after the parthenon

[@SunCityJohnny]

Salisbury Cathedral. 💖✨

[@vincesgambit205]

what type of projectors does he use

[@meera977]

how can i get the background music of this video

[@twotone9908]

Woody's finest hr

[@romanicvs]

A brick wants to be something, the one that hits Robert Redford in the head. 😅

[@than2x]

even a single brick wants to be "something

[@than2x]

even a single brick wants to be "something"

[@davijsky1]

Brilliant lecture but wrong slides..most of the images are either metal structures as the Chrysler buildings, stone and conrete as the Pyramids and other Kahn's examples..???

[@DanteDAnthony]

Said someone who never actually went to the Chrysler building. But friend, it's a METAPHOR for the creative instinct in the Human spirit. There are actually a lot of bricks in the Chrysler building. They were all fired somewhere. Glazed somewhere. Carried and loaded and trucked, and carried and loaded and set in concrete. Every. Single. One. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/20/Chrysler_Building_motifs_detail.jpg

[@captainh3831]

It depends...there can be a lot of bricks or blocks in a structure that aren't visible but necessary.

[@ivancarlson953]

How indecent to propose that a brick is a weapon

[@wingmainful]

He thought for a moment, it could be hurled at John.

[@alawagedagoa]

His own lawyer, sits in his architecture class. 🤔🤔🤔 perhaps short of crew in the movie 🤔🤔🤔 or perhaps no work for him until his richest architect client comes along…🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@yeahwhatever3576]

Yeah, still served up his wife though

[@davidinman3584]

Nah He served himself a life of continual regret She got a hall pass to have " Good sex " with a Good Looking Billionaire on his luxury Yacht And the Hippo got the Million Bucks

[@jenniferspisak]

Ok, so, hear me out. A movie called Indecent Disposal where people are littering…. 👻

[@mahmoodfaroun]

this is anice part

[@nicolasacosta9193]

Cletus Kassidy when he was a sane guy

[@shashvat.dwivedi]

Louis Kahn..... :')

[@soundwave6218]

🇺🇲....😁

[@BoraBoraSharkBoy]

Such a bullshit lecture. 'A brick wants to be something', what kind of employable skills knowing that guarantees?

[@teeduck]

BoraBoraSharkBoy a degree in Architecture. I'm making 120k/yr. It got me employment. I love Bricks.

[@ellengorey7643]

BoraBoraSharkBoy why the fuck are you even watching if that’s what you think ? Ffs

[@davidclark5351]

Bora wake up.... it’s not about the brick it’s about us as humans achieving a lot more and being better than we can ever imagine....

[@romanicvs]

It goes beyond money.