Scent of a Woman (7/8) Movie CLIP - I'm In the Dark (1992) HD

[@Mia-dt3gl]

This scene proves that Al Pacino deserved the Oscar for this movie.

[@nataliarose852]

Kelly Angel Burn No one comes close to this man!! I mean it! There are many great actors out there but he's something else.... On a different level. I cannot express my admiration for his acting skills😣 to top it all up, he's got the perfect voice and eyes....😍😍😍

[@davidmartinez3272]

Mia The other nominees deserved it more

[@rachmatlasimpala8714]

Kelly Angel Burn nice actor...

[@irvingcacho3229]

Sorry but I have to disagree, the scene isn't enough but the whole movie is, I've never seen any actor playing a blind role while he is able see, as some people said, he's in a whole different level (sorry for the bad english, I'm mexican)

[@davidmartinez3272]

Irving Cacho Pero hombre, yo soy español y te contesto en español, compadre, y digo que Al Pacino tiene otros papeles mucho mejores y por los que se merecía el Oscar mucho más. Por cierto, saludos desde España, y no está mal tu inglés, solo tienes que conjugar un poco más, pero nada grave

[@crewcutter2030]

"What life? I got no life, im in the dark here." This hits me very hard.

[@silviazanicotti5054]

Yes, a very painful scene...but he's a man who can "measure" the dark, give it a "shape" and a "size" by hearing the sound of a voice, a laugh, a scent and feeling beauty by touch of his fingers...

[@aliyakobi864]

What life? I got no life , I’m in the dark here,!! Do u understand!!!!!

[@ЭдгарАтоян-д1ж]

Me too. I cry every time in that line.

[@jommyfonseca6109]

so many times i felt that and I´m not even blind

[@peymanrstg3261]

If you show this scene (exactly this scene that you quoted the dialog of Al) to someone who doesn't know a thing about the movie or the actor (Mr al Pacino) they will instantly understand the definition of blindness and also the amount of sorrow that this man is experiencing!

[@pedrobakale7180]

1:12 It's a beautiful moment when Slade closes his eyes despite being blind. despair closes anyone's eyes.

[@brandoncollins1225]

Beautifully put.

[@alexhoffman5885]

Good observation

[@shiptear67]

The physical heaviness of emotion

[@pedrobakale7180]

@@shiptear67 certainly

[@human_rights0]

It's called “NATURAL ACTING"😮

[@ZenaHerbert]

That shriek, 'I'm in the dark!' embodies the despair of depression.

[@festivelady826]

Zena Herbert - AMEN, sister! And Pacino plays it fabulously!

[@alvexok5523]

Yes, just try to imagine being blind and knowing that you will never ever see again.

[@rutejack]

I agree. That shriek is pure and utter depression.

[@Lord_Hillcrest01]

@@alvexok5523 What a thought . Ya know when i was a small child i remember this man shuffling around with a white stick thinking , what does he have to live for . There are so many tribulations in life and adversaties to overcome , the only thing certain is death . Life can bring you to your knees just imagine being blind , although those of us with sight are still blind.

[@alvexok5523]

@@Lord_Hillcrest01 , that's true, some people with vision can't see or appreciate the world around them. Being blind would be awful, but they say how much keener your other senses become. You can still listen to music, which is good. Now being both blind and deaf, now then I'd probably be begging to die

[@dougstanhope7774]

When Charlie tells him he can drive a Ferrari and tango better then anyone he’s ever seen ... you see Pacino decompress and realize the innocence of who he’s dealing with .. beautiful scene

[@Tjp7624]

One of the few scenes I have actually forgotten that I am watching an actor

[@seansurfn2]

its safe now to take off your mask

[@fatimasiddiqui6027]

​@@seansurfn2😂😂 lol

[@RoryStarr]

I've watched this movie so many times and only just understood why he doesn't kill himself. It's not because Charlie made any compelling case, it's that Slade did everything he could to test Charlie's courage, to prove that everyone was a coward in the end, but Charlie was unbreakable. He threatened to shoot himself and Charlie actually stopped him, which obviously surprises Slade. Then he even pretends he's going to shoot Charlie, but Charlie does not leave. By the end, he realizes that courage is still a real thing that can exist in people to a depth he thought gone. If Charlie could do it, surely he could too.

[@michaelpowell2475]

Well said, tango on..

[@askahart1472]

+Rory Stevens Very touched by your insight. Bravo

[@raiderrodriguez]

+Yes No he passed the essay hahaha

[@bilalahmed2123]

A

[@bilalahmed2123]

Amazing observation.

[@VallaMusic]

one of the greatest scenes in any film

[@Arandomguyat1]

Easily...

[@NestorMaravi]

Val Lamon 💯

[@paulenadeau1503]

Version française traduction SVP

[@bertalanstampf9164]

@@Arandomguyat1l

[@KosmasMJpec]

Totally agree!!

[@tomchoi0310]

This scene left me with tears in my eyes. Al Pacino is truly one of the best actors.

[@BobFisooo]

My favorite actor of all time

[@brentcrude8565]

I don't think we give enough credit to Chris O'Donnell in this film -- particularly in this scene. He went toe to toe with one of the greatest actors of all time, which would be a daunting task for any young actor, and more than held his own. It's a pity the rest of his career didn't reach those same heights.

[@OreadNYC]

Granted, "Batman And Robin" and "Batman Forever" probably did a number on his career to some extent...but based on an article I remember reading many years ago, it was my impression that O'Donnell walked away from Hollywood for a while rather than the other way around. He's been married to the same woman since 1997, which should tell you something about him.

[@cz2165]

He made several good films. He was very good in Circle of Friends. He also reportedly decided to place a priority in his family, he and his wife have 5 kids. His son looks just like him!

[@mhaze210]

It's a shame that we don't have enough films like this around anymore. This generation gets remakes, re-boots, sequels, and super hero movie after super hero movie. THIS is an absolute classic. It's rare to a performance (by both actors) quite as mesmerizing as this. It is thrilling and full of heart. You care about these characters. Half the movies I see nowadays just feels...empty. This was full of life.

[@hineighbor]

This actually is a remake

[@martinwoyzeck2634]

+Hi, Neighbor! Scent of a woman? It's not a remake. I know movies going back to the silent films. What is 'scent.......' a remake of?

[@CarpetaSeanPeina]

+martin woyzeck Profumo di Donna form Dino Risi with Vitorio Gassman as the Coronel. Pacino even thanked Gassman in his Oscar speech.

[@medomoreno]

+CarpetaSeanPeina I did not hear him mention Gassman in his speech (v=p0vE7pR5gg8)

[@JBBaird715]

+Mark Hazleton The only movie I've seen that displays a range of emotional acting as well as this is when Neeson breaks down at the end of Schindler's List. If you haven't seen that scene yet go watch it now.

[@jmaster38]

go ahead and call me wimp, i cried during this scene. it's just remarkable

[@jmaster38]

sniff sniff...thanks :)

[@jmaster38]

***** sniff..sniff...thanks :)

[@caspwuff]

yeah me too..great acting

[@jmaster38]

***** hang in there bro. i salute your valor and service. its a pleasure to honor those who put thier lives on the line for me to be able to go on here and call someone a butthead. i raise a toast to you!

[@bravaLiz]

WIMP??? Only a true woman knows that a man with a heart......is truly....a MAN.

[@emperorvalkorion7465]

When Al Pacino says, “Give me one reason?” And Charley’s response is, “I’ll give you two.” Literally gave me goosebumps.

[@chupiggy]

1:37 I love that even in the middle of the rage, Colonel still has the mood to use his facial expression to say "goddamn it kid you can't curse"

[@GenericUserNameHere]

I never noticed that before but being a navy brat I always kinda felt that way subconsciously

[@anywaythewindblows8938]

Like he just learned how to cuss lol

[@casem.1938]

Frank's reaction at 01:36 to Charlie swearing at him is so funny - like, 'boy, you suck at swearing like a tough guy ffs'. He's been through a lot, and knows more about bravado as a pretense than most, and Pacino emotes that aspect of his character so well...

[@anywaythewindblows8938]

Right lol. Like a kid who is just cussing for the fist time

[@jongon0848]

I think it's also him realizing how brave Charlie is. His facial expressions almost feel like he's saying "Charlie, why are you doing this for me? I'm not worth it."

[@bravaLiz]

Chris O'Donnell's performance in this scene is WAY underrated....."you can dance the tango and drive a Ferrari better than anyone I've ever seen." ..... "get on with your life already"...."I'm ready"..... "If you get tangled up..... you just Tango on" etc. We won't even GO THERE with Pacino... HE is a Master! As is Brest.OBVIOUSLY. and screenwriters ....BRILLIANT! .......probably among the most moving scenes in the film. yeah, yeah, yeah... the tango scene memorable, as is the "Cradle of Leadership" monologue. But this is....intense.

[@jmaster38]

absolutely

[@sheruffa6032]

Very good Chris, especially in this scene, I'm sure even in real life he is a good guy!

[@johnulcer]

O'Donnell is brilliant in the film and is often overlooked, especially in retrospect. I think Batman bolstered his career at the time but also ultimately type cast him as a hammy actor - and he totally isn't, with the right material.... He deserved an Oscar nom for this.

[@Onlyrealmusic4life]

He was better as Robin though...

[@vincentchang0093]

@@Onlyrealmusic4life sadly that carp B-Man movie shutdown his career.

[@bolobalaman]

This is not just a movie. This is life

[@pammiesingkho1786]

EXACTLY!! Galing ni ninong ko talaga....tsk! No wonder he won an award! Oh i jst hope that theres part 2 n part 3 like Ocean 11, 12, 13.

[@engrusman6798]

Movie name??

[@bolobalaman]

@@engrusman6798 Darude - Sandstorm

[@purplemind93]

Apart from the heart breaking lines Pacino delivers here I’m blown away by his subtle face change and mimic from 2:25. While acting blind as well!!! It’s like while he breaths out he is really thankful for Charlie’s kindness and very surprised at the same time.

[@nixeij]

The moment he said "I'm in the dark here" I cried so bad I wished I could stop

[@vivekmishra7940]

Me too.

[@Wh4L205]

Why?? Not even that emotional

[@Iamjimpage]

@@Wh4L205then you’ve never known true despair. I envy that.

[@bojandolinar1535]

0:47 For me this is the turning point in the movie. First two "get outta here"s are full of authority, but this last one ends with a heart breaking desperation. But there's a silver lining, he despaired because he realized Charlie is not backing off and this starts the domino effect for everything else to come.

[@staudtwerner]

Al Pacino at his best. Each time I am gettin tears in my eyes, when he is screaming "What life, I get no life, I am in the dark!"

[@folarinosibodu]

I love how Chris O'Donnell's plays his character with so much heart and bravery. But bravery like he never knows what to say. He's shy. Like when the colonel was in bed, chris was trying to encourage him to get up, and he was trying to very shyly to rile him up. So heart breaking.

[@narnialover101]

If you're tangled up, just tango on...

[@bman4503]

I know Pacino always gets pegged as a guy who over acts and yells his way through movies and sometimes that's true, but his facial reaction around 2:24 - 2:28 after Charlie says, "You can dance a tango and drive a Ferrari better than anyone I've ever seen." is incredible.

[@natedoggg2002]

Bman and to think Al Pacino had to do those face expressions as being Blind!

[@sepid9778]

overact?? who says??

[@jonathanb1406]

@@sepid9778 Loads of people?

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@sepid9778 Who cares who says that.

[@Izaan2810]

@@jonathanb1406 I don't think so.

[@Veruka311096]

Chris O'Donnell's acting here is superb. Al Pacino's acting is simply outstanding. This scene managed to make me cry and feel shivers at the same time.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture507]

0:57 how can one be such an amazing actor?

[@TheBigStarz]

Damn!! There’s no one better than Al Pacino. This is an actors actor actor’s performance, full of such pathos, he is truly an amazing craftsman.

[@_poozer_3470]

0:57 - 1:16 just brilliant

[@Fart718]

haha its funny :) when he says "WHAT LIFE" he looks at the kid, then looks at the other direction :) but still Pacino is the bomb

[@Faho0odywBas1]

Fart718 blind person can guess the person who next to him

[@salvadormazal2105]

I'M IN THE DARK HERE.

[@essamembaby2437]

tango on bro. never give up.

[@Maver1ck101]

So am I and have been for a long time, but I keep tangoing on. :D

[@angc1456]

@@Maver1ck101 i´m driving the ferrari =)

[@theocean3364]

im in the dark too. so we're not alone i guess

[@juliolopez3731]

When I saw this film with my family, my heart was pumping…one of the many reasons why I want to become a director. Powerful scene.

[@stargazer3325]

0:46 me every time Jehovah's witnesses show up at my house

[@florenclicaj1560]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂,thats hilarious and true at the same time!

[@unclemikeb]

One time, I answered the door naked. They never came back.

[@jades.32]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jowellaalbasin6233]

hahahahahah

[@IOANNA333]

Omg🤣

[@gabyfanlol]

*I love how Al pacino interprets his roles so much* 😍😍

[@gmcoleman56]

I know! Michael Corleone, Carlito Brigante. How does he do it?

[@angc1456]

@@gmcoleman56 and LEFTY

[@turpaan2373]

0:47 me when my little sister has been telling dirty shop product puns the whole day in the store 😂

[@KM-tf2qe]

There is no actor to equal Pacino

[@festivelady826]

K M - you are SOOOO right! He's the best!

[@konyina]

Oh, there are. Robert De Niro, Gary Oldman, Kristoph Waltz, Sammy Jackson, Sean Connery, Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger. But they're all equal. The only man to surpass them is the one and only: Tommy Wiseau Jk it's Marlon Brando

[@Milton..]

Phillip Seymor Hoffman...

[@angc1456]

@@konyina Charles Chaplin

[@yousefghunaim8195]

Zabole Me kevin spacey and daniel day lewis too

[@Sunnetje]

I cried my eyes out this scene, i was totally in love with the pureness of Charlie, such a good fella

[@gabos7892]

Chris O'Donnel did an amazing job in this scene.

[@merveuzun93]

I love the way he says "get outta here." Throughout the movie, I was praying for Frank's life. But this movie does not suck. Had a great impact on me.

[@bavarian3450]

+Merve Uzun CLEMENTINE!

[@RichPlayerRichPlayer]

@Merve Ne güzel yazdin öyle? :)

[@bysecilmis876]

Merve Türkçe yazaydın da biz de okusaydık hep inigizler izlemiyor al pacinoyu

[@kiaq1153]

i was just saying this too! he couldve pronounced it properly but he slurred , which made the emotions even more intense.

[@autumnqtangent8776]

The first time I saw this scene I cried like a baby, his raw emotion is so authentic and heart wrenching

[@ADAMdinho1]

Frank was in the dark because of depression not because he was blind that is literally what he is talking about not even the physical blindness the one where he has no means to live until Charlie showed up. Powerful.

[@ahmednaim7739]

Yes i see like that , he was in depression,

[@ADAMdinho1]

@@ahmednaim7739 he really was & the beauty is that when he emerges he creates a new life being blind wasn't the dark Frank was talking about, I always liked that...

[@darkmatter21_xx]

"I'm in the dark!" Al Pacino didn't go blind. But he makes you believe he has. His delivery is someone that understands what happened to him.

[@MasterHades92]

Such a classic, one of my favorite movies of all time

[@danielletaylor5547]

Chris o'donnell is also amazing in this movie

[@vioricaneagu2251]

Al Pacino doesn't Need an Oscar....because he Is "Oscar" in person..🔥

[@theQuestion626]

It's so sad because even though he is blind Colonel Slade is still the maverick he's always been. But as always he's too proud to admit it until Charlie threw himself in the path of the proverbial (and almost literal) bullet to save him. Amazing scene and move. One of my all-favorites.

[@johnnyenglish9622]

You pretty well hit the nail on the head there. I believe Charlie's actions here showed the Colonel that he cared and that life was worth something. He respected that Charlie stood his ground and had integrity. Thereafter, the Colonel saved Charlie too but this time from getting expelled.

[@sonofizzy]

@@johnnyenglish9622 They save each other.

[@rishab8world]

00:57 I never understood why, till I got the disease. Depression is a real thing. Sadly even the one who claim they love you dont understand. Its always a comparison. "Well I could go through this, why cant you?"

[@roshniv3460]

This movie changed my life...It gave me courage and hope...at a time when I was feeling so alone in the world...And Al Pacino...There's not a single day in my life I haven't gone to bed without praising and thanking him...He is truly the best actor in the universe...

[@engrusman6798]

Movie name?

[@rancassasarbah8257]

Scent of a woman

[@cristianp.9469]

Relatable. This movie also gave me hope during my dark night of the soul

[@Red_Bicycle]

02:47 where do I go from here Charlie? Best line of all time

[@Ganon999]

Hits me right in the heart every time. You can see his true emotion

[@CorvusOfMellori]

2:17 "I'll give you two. You can dance the tango and drive a Ferrari better than anyone I've ever seen!!"

[@GruntLogic37]

Greatest line ever, the end. "You asking me to dance Charlie?" ROFL typical vet getting over what most people would consider an insane moment lol.

[@endofscene]

"Where do I go from here, Charlie..."

[@masonhorsley1505]

“If you’re tangled up, tango on”

[@Greendalewitch]

@@masonhorsley1505 You asking me to dance Charlie?

[@sheruffa6032]

hahaha! :)

[@omarr0077]

That's what I say every day

[@ma7siri]

I have seen it 100 times and still shacking my body when he say am in the dark here..... I wish they still produce as good as that movie

[@maureenannegonzales1429]

My mom is slowly going blind, has been for years now. She always says when it comes she'd rather be dead already. That "I'm in the dark" scream made me cry. It's the first time I realize how she feels and why she said that.

[@georgestokes5116]

i know just how your mom feels. im in the same boate

[@DRAGONS147]

Top of my bucket list is to one day meet Al Pacino.

[@jmaster38]

i think i'd faint if i ever met him

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

As long as he avoids anymore films with Adam Sandler.

[@jmaster38]

Mathew Godfrey my worst adam sandler movie i hated was "click it" or was it just "click" with Henry Winkler playing his dad. i thought it would be funny...it was downright depressing

[@DRAGONS147]

Hey! That's the beauty of KZbin, It's never to late to leave a comment (: One day we'll meet our little friend (: The man is & always will be the Finest Actor we as human beings will ever see. I just Love The Fuckin' Man Tbh.

[@arunabhlala]

Did u meet him?

[@rmoon01]

So beautifully intimate also. Can you imagine having that exchange with someone. Slade hearing Charlie's breathing hearing the panicked breaths of a soldier afraid to die. Pulling himself back to reality.

[@tabishbeigh]

#1:05 , I’m in the dark here !! Its a line at ,some point in our ,lives we would relate ourselves with.

[@devanvieira9174]

1:05 one of the most powerful lines i ever in cinema, such haunting & heart breaking double entender that speaks to both his blindness & the state of his soul.

[@JoeyMayo]

It's amazing how Al Pacino just disappears and creates a character so compelling that you forget he's gone. He's the best!

[@batra204]

Such forceful and impactful acting performance is rare. Al Pacino is one of a kind. Hats off

[@genaka1]

I am not blind, but I feel the same. I am in the dark. We live in dark times, where blind leaders guide us toward catastrophe.

[@amparonarbona5142]

It kinda sucks that O’Donnell’s career went downhill after the 90s, because he was really good in this one.

[@markm7929]

A very powerful scene. I just wish they added the conversation between Charlie and Frank leading up to this. Adds so much more.

[@ljiljavukas1962]

Both of them were ready to die... than... they saved each other's life!!! What a masterpiece, what ending of the story!!! #1 🎉🎉🎉

[@friedchickenicedtea]

I'll take one "I'm in the dark here!" than a million "They pulled me back in!"

[@rxtsec1]

Both are great

[@randalthorish]

Both equally iconic

[@MausOfTheHouse]

Both are amazing.

[@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom]

Both are great, amazing and equally iconic. Neither beats "Say hello to my little friend!" though.

[@nschuehly]

And where does "I know it was you, Fredo" for you?

[@a66mb]

The whole movie I was swept off by Pacino’s performance. This scene made me tear up cause i felt this was acting no more. Amazing

[@joahom]

This is such an incredible performance, not just this scene, nor the end scene, but the entire movie. Acting as its best. The interaction between the two lead actors is amazing.

[@ritishroypatroo7075]

Depression is also like that; what life I am in the dark here. Fighting with the will to live. Only those are experience it, will ever understand.

[@xoxMUISxox]

There is no actor like Al Pacino.

[@rafalkolodzieyczyk2586]

2024 and still goosebumps

[@CorvusOfMellori]

"I'll give you 2. You can dance the tango and drive a Ferrari better than anyone I've ever seen."

[@bertilasanchez2909]

Crazy characters on the big screen, the GOAT.😅❤❤❤❤💯

[@venvanseeee]

my favorite movie of all times!

[@gregargiro]

He should’ve won 2 Oscars before this one. The GOAT for sure!

[@paulworth1975]

The greatest performance of acting I’ve ever seen.. Tugged at the heart .. To anyone “in the dark” .. tango up... tango on .. Be safe and be kind to each other

[@chema8360]

Here is a detail that shows the absolute mastery of Al Pacino's performance... Notice how he walks towards the chest of drawers using his hands but when he removes the magazine from his gun he does it with precision and without problems, this shows that he is a soldier whose training was not affected by the accident... Just *WOW*

[@chuckselvage3157]

Pacino is the best. Brilliant.

[@marekgost]

This scene is the best scene and proof of acting skill. They both showed the championship here. For me personally, al Pacino is the greatest actor of all time. Respect Mr. Al Pacino and thank you🙏💙

[@AW-kr9fl]

“I’M IN THE DAAAARK HERE!!!”

[@dbodooley]

Obviously Pacino deserved beyond an Oscar for this performance but we can’t not mention Chris O’Donnells. He was phenomenal as well

[@pnmenon1522]

We can't ignore how brilliantly thomas newman sets up the mood .. he is always an unsung legend

[@SilkyMuggs]

Fed up with everything? Not sure what you're doing with your life? Feel like you have nowhere to go, or no one to turn to? Watch this clip.

[@mikhailbusygin9331]

Probably the best movie I have ever seen. Both actors don't play, they live breaking our hearts.

[@Stillreal312]

1:17 life when i say "i can't take it anymore"

[@scraps992]

I'm not just another gusher. I truly believe that this is quite possibly the best performance ever put to film.

[@00belief00]

I couldn't have said it any better sir

[@jmaster38]

of all time? ehh i'd say top five maybe top three. pacino does give a unbelievable performance

[@gregkar2736]

I agree 100% on every word, not the best for sure, but exactly as you say, it's quite possible that this is the best performance in history, Pacino is THE best actor in history IMO.

[@AyeshaIsmail91]

I agree.

[@bravaLiz]

Aaron Simpson The performance and film.....amazing! Direction, screenplay, etc. Pacino was nominated for an Oscar, too many times to count. "Academy Awards" mean nothing to me. However, he and this film are just one of too many others to mention that are equally as powerful. I could list at least another 50 "gushers" as you say. There is indeed a difference between fine film, and just another "movie." Yes. This is a classic.Look up Dustin Hoffman's speech at the Oscars when he accepted the AC Award for Kramer vs. Kramer....circa 1977 (?) It says it all.

[@LeanderHall]

The nice thing about what is to come is it shows that Charles was right when he essentially told Col. Slade that he had a future.

[@donnyyen6484]

This great man did not act in his movies. He brought life to his movies

[@round105]

1:37 out of all the insults the colonel Frank had thrown at him this one is the one that hurts him the most. An innocent kid who was Franks last friend.

[@mahmoudwaheed2790]

One Of The Best Scenes In History Al Pacino Is The Greatest Actor Who Ever Lived

[@nickroe1]

This scene is brilliant!

[@bluesjha]

" if you're tangled up , just tango on " Those words changed my life

[@natedoggg2002]

EPIC ACTING BY AL PACINO!

[@loricrockett-owens5117]

Yes❤️

[@davobard]

Pacino was pure thunder in this movie, but can we take a minute to acknowledge Chris O’Donnell? Such an underrated performance.

[@johnnyofthesticks7260]

I love this scene. His darkness was totally interior, meaning by this that was not provoked by anyone or anything exterior at all, that was just himself with no help of anyone at all, that took him there. Yep, fair enough to go on with his life.

[@jose6183]

Exactly. His blindness actually allowed him to "see".

[@johnnyofthesticks7260]

@@jose6183 ? dont understand

[@SimonB53511]

This is one of the finest pieces of acting, 'Im in the dark' sounds genuinely distressed. Obviously thats the point of acting however this makes you forget Al Pacino is just acting. Truly brilliant,

[@sriwidadisari5503]

No one can play Slade character as best as Al Pacino

[@Greendalewitch]

Did you ever have a feeling that you wanted to go, and still have the feeling that you wanted to stay?

[@paulworth814]

Both men absolutely tear at your at your heart 💔... The greatest piece of acting from anyone that ever performed in front of a camera.. To anyone in the dark.. Get yourself up, get yourself together as Lt Col Frank Slade says .. You’re not alone , I promise 💓

[@izabellas6675]

Al Pacino is an absolutely phenomenal actor

[@Diablouie666]

As a 42 y.o. widower, now I understand the line "What life?I'm in the dark here!"

[@eddiehackim6534]

Courtroom speech be damned, THIS is best scene in the movie. I can't decide which character breaks my heart more here, Pacino's or O'Donnell's, and THAT is how good the often-disregarded Chris O'Donnell is.

[@captus4920]

this scene alone deserves an Oscar