Three Billboards window scene

The song is His Master's Voice by Monsters of Folk.
sam rockwell becomes an oscar winning actor by throwing caleb landry jones out a window.
Buy the blu-ray.

[@KL0098]

Even the way Rockwell crosses the road is a lesson in acting.

[@redhotchilifan98]

Miguel Rosa right😂 the man is just incredible

[@MegaVSable]

the way he walks in this scene won him the oscar 😂

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Miguel Rosa it's great isn't it. Stumbling forward, belly first

[@jsiegel37]

drunk on anger, brilliant

[@Twistedpeppermint99]

Lol... Love that strut. Did Sam put on some weight for this role? He looks heavier.

[@josephdecarlo2874]

That moment when you beat someone half to death and the one eyewitness is your new boss.

[@enochpowell7897]

Joseph DeCarlo happens all the time

[@seandavis908]

There were clearly multiple eye witnesses.... not one....

[@CeeCeeB.]

#inconvenient

[@oldmarcussales]

New sheriff: I will end this man's whole career

[@irony373]

@@seandavis908 he also didn't say "the only". Learn context before being a condescending prick.

[@tonym7317]

His upper body is like a tray of dishes and his legs are waddling around trying to balance them.

[@bluesyrupgc4224]

I think that he was trying to demonstrate that inside, he can break down anytime because of the chief’s death but somehow he realized that he has to stand strong to deliver “justice” to those who wronged him and his mentor

[@bluesyrupgc4224]

Robert Robertson yea true

[@chukmorris8264]

That's a really good description

[@swampfuel20]

Well done!

[@christaljohn]

XD

[@EzraWoodIsCool]

The fact that Wilby forgives Dixon after he throws him out of a window makes this scene even more powerful a second watch.

[@williammorton7623]

Ezra Wood made me cry, that did

[@AA-qb7ni]

I cried. Wilby was so fucking nice.

[@andrewhammond8852]

Absolute masterpiece

[@jaelynrosser]

Logan Scully he means welby, not willoughby

[@finnslibrary2189]

Yeah, that was the moment in the cinema when I was absolutely sold. Thoroughly.

[@callumwells]

This scene gave me chills in the cinema.

[@redhotchilifan98]

C Wells it's one of my favorite scenes from a film in a long time

[@PileOfPiss]

The scene is great in or out of context. Powerful.

[@callumwells]

Agreed.

[@joshg.4448]

I was genuinely shaking up

[@rocco080401]

Same bro

[@Grim_X98]

This man is gonna destroy the category of Best Support Actor

[@redhotchilifan98]

Mathew Farrell amen to that tonight's the night

[@chrishernandez3699]

Mathew Farrell He did.

[@chibidakis1]

That he did...

[@redhotchilifan98]

Mathew Farrell he won!!

[@Grim_X98]

He deserved it! Holy shit he did.

[@lvolendrungl3362]

I like how the laws he breaks just gradually get worse and worse, Jaywalking, Breaking and entering, Assault, Attempted murder.

[@thatonekidfromcalifornia]

Assault with a deadly weapon, battery, vandalism, destruction of property. There are a lot of laws he broke here.

[@house30house]

not consequences whatsover, completly unrealistic btw @@thatonekidfromcalifornia

[@DHynes5]

​@@house30house He got fired because of this incident. Probably should have done jail time, but there were some consequences

[@H4V3N]

@@house30housejust like real life

[@aaronjohn137]

In the film, his friend had killed himself after a news article said some crap about him. The dude he assaulted ran that paper.

[@workingclassrogue27]

That look on Rockwell's face as he crosses the road. A man absolutely demented with grief and rage. Wow. No wonder he won that oscar.

[@martinb1488]

this scene is so original. usually in these types of scenes directors put dramatic cliche music. where this director adds his own trademark. perfect scene which gives me goosebumps.

[@morganmmontz]

I thought the music throughout the film was really outstanding, but this scene goes above and beyond them all.

[@clange50]

@@morganmmontz This scene with the music might be my favorite scene ever put to film. It's like emotion on steroids.

[@lazyatthedisco]

His Master's Voice by Monsters of Folk

[@grandslam1231]

@@clange50 I watch this scene a few times a month for cinematic inspiration. It's truly one of my favorite scenes ever.

[@ericarmstrong8207]

Jim James voice is iconic and made this scene

[@stejent]

I feel violence is never rewarding in cinema. This is a broken man and Sam Rockwell does it so fucking well. This film as re watchable as One Flew over The Cuckoos Nest

[@raulpintos383]

stentwistle EXACTLY, I was thinking that too.

[@rafabetico17che]

I dunno.. I feel that scene is very rewarding. A smug prick got his comeuppance

[@TheWelchProductions]

Never rewarding? Come on now.

[@DHynes5]

I also feel that the ending to Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood is also an example of violence being rewarding when you consider who they were doing it to!

[@depressedfengmain197]

@@DHynes5 inglorious bastards and django too

[@felixlamb5999]

Even the song is a good choice. The “soldier boy” has lost “His master’s voice.” And so he just ends up angry and attacks things.

[@nuckymancini7013]

He SNAPPED! lol "on the job=go to work" BANANA+HAM-1000!!...

[@borris3768]

@@nuckymancini7013 shut up

[@user-ce1cu5my4j]

>things 🗿🗿

[@jacksonmorfis5492]

One thing that stands out to me is all the little details Sam Rockwell does, he pulls out the gun then decides it’s not worth killing him, at least that way, and the tears as he smashing the window

[@zackkolars1832]

Can you imagine the cinematography and blocking it would take to make this two minute shot work so flawlessly. Beautiful

[@shamusquinn3891]

Man, I really thought this would win Best Picture.

[@joeyonthepiano5405]

Nothing stood a chance against Grinding Nemo

[@shamusquinn3891]

Michael De Santa, haven't heard that one before and I legit laughed out loud 😂

[@shamusquinn3891]

Michael De Santa, haven't heard that one before and I legit laughed out loud 😂

[@Noah-mj9yx]

3 billboards losing had nothing to do with the diversity quota. frances and sam both won their categories lol. it was a tight race this year and the academy just liked shape of water better. it happened so you can keep crying and wait for nothing to change or you can shut up

[@richardsantanna5398]

Shamus Quinn Oh, it's been said before, but i can't remember where.

[@zeecobra1044]

When Dixon recovered from his emotional meltdown and the speech started, I thought he'd take the death of Willoughby as a sign of change - putting on sunglasses, sheathing his baton - to become a good man. And then, without warning, this incredibly hard-hitting long take occurs; a displacement of anger. Brilliant scene.

[@TwiSteDx0x]

Thought the same!

[@MonkeyGami]

Guess he had to first get this out of his system. Then, after reading the letter from Willoughby, he seemed to see the light...

[@matman000000]

@@MonkeyGami He never saw the light. This scene sums up the entire movie. In the end the characters are so filled with hate that they'd rather hunt down some random abuser than accept the reality and try to change.

[@randomrotors7639]

@@matman000000 I think he does. You see ite when he places the daughter case file above his own safety. Choosing to get it to safety before even trying to extinguish his own flames. And when he took a beating trying to get evidence, placing his own wellbeing below that of another's closure. He was always angry. But he channeled it without direction and it hurt people who didn't deserve it. I don't think this movie was ever about people refusing to change, more how grief changes them. The ending though to a lot of people it seems morally wrong. It's direction of anger, instead of hurting people aimlessly he aims it at someone who hurts others themselves. And for once in his life using something destrictive in order to help or at least prevent further pain of others.

[@markvestler3630]

I sure Dixon have been growing in toxic environment and his behavior in present time could be consequences of this.

[@I3erzerker]

That walk. Its like his head is so eager to see it done but his legs cant keep up with the anger. Great scene.

[@Kanyethegoat365]

This entire clip showcase some of the finest acting I have ever seen. Rockwell is a phenomenal actor. Between the way he walks, adds screeches and pitch to his voice, etc. Seriously, you can literally feel the pain and grief that hes feeling.

[@Shambles99]

I watch it on a loop. Filmmaking at its Finest

[@Shambles99]

"Where you goin boy??"

[@MonkeyGami]

They will replay this clip at some points during future Academy Awards. It'll remind older folks about the old magic of motion pictures, and it'll inspire younger viewers to look up this movie based on just that one scene. And no one should complain.

[@nbamanuel7373]

This is my favorite scene in the movie and it’s even better when you’re watching the entire movie.

[@rgwak]

I saw you...with a cop baton in your hand. I saw you...

[@williehopscotch]

@@rgwak Golgi?

[@matiashidalgo5301]

Why did the cop do that??

[@ll-kj6gg]

@@matiashidalgo5301 this movie is about a woman who tries to get justice for her daughters death. and the cop in this scene knows that the person hes beating up killed the womans daughter. everyone knows that guy killed her daughter but no ones saying anything about it. so the cop gets angry and beats him to death.

[@matiashidalgo5301]

@@ll-kj6gg Thanks bro I really need to see this movie ja

[@redhotchilifan98]

Best scene in the film and the film is full of incredible scenes the one continuous shot and the folk song playing during it is incredibly dixon is one of my favorite characters in years rockwell is an automatic lock in my opinion

[@PileOfPiss]

agreed 100%

[@stejent]

The films two best scenes were with Sam Rockwell. This and the bar scene with “the night they drove old Dixie down” in the bar made me cry. Phenomenal film.

[@redhotchilifan98]

stentwistle I love the scene in the bar so intense when he starts the fight

[@Evilteddy30]

redhotchilifan98 does anyone know the song?

[@stejent]

Henry Reeves-Turner His Master’s Voice - Monsters of Folk

[@ravenkarlin]

This scene was the ONLY film to get a reaction out of my mother I think in the twenty years of watching films with her. I watched it with her after seeing it by myself and she openly GASPED and covered her mouth when Rockwell threw Red out the window. Never have I seen her do that out of instinct EVER. It was a testament to how effective the scene was and how PERFECT it is in the context of the story.

[@cameronschauer9567]

Raven Karlin dude I haven't gasped when he threw red out of the window in years

[@wmorris3484]

It was a powerful scene of how the badge enables a man to lose his sense of purpose and instead he becomes the judge jury and hang man in one emotional outburst of human behavior and instinct

[@kavalogue]

Shut up drink your wine and eat your cheese

[@marcuscaruso8456]

I saw it with my mom to, one of the only times shed go out and watch one, but she was just mostly in shock, as was I.

[@rolanddoucet9437]

He was so upset hearing about the sheriff's suicide, he immediately went after the dude who rented out the billboards. A natural reaction, even in the real world, and Rockwell pulls off a masterpiece with this portrayal. No contest for best supporting actor.

[@chrishernandez3699]

Its official. Sam Rockwell won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar!

[@linapleachimPL]

Finally! I'm so happy for him.

[@amparonarbona5142]

Chris Hernandez Well deserved

[@TheWelchProductions]

Give this man an Oscar.

[@redhotchilifan98]

Poxow I think he's an automatic lock

[@syncm]

Yeah, about time. The man's been great for 20 years.

[@TheWelchProductions]

He got it.

[@rougeagent3603]

Poxow which they did for best supporting actor.

[@bontronblock]

@@TheWelchProductions it was revoked. Its now just a mel gibson.

[@x2malandy]

What a powerful scene. I'm 71 and it gives me chills.

[@hansmann6560]

"See Red? I got issues with white folks too"

[@shawndooley7778]

The fuck you lookin at?

[@blackout07blue]

Ya, white folks who stand up for Black folks.

[@lookinside7625]

@@blackout07blue 👊💥 "shur up"

[@fa-ls9jw]

shut up and take my money

[@PileOfPiss]

you can watch it on youtube with your money

[@fa-ls9jw]

PileOfPiss loool, it was actually bc this movie is sooo good, i meant something like "stop everything, shut up, just take my money, take the oscar, your perfect" lmao. 💖

[@Jenkbuscus]

F

[@idontfeeltoowell]

This scene reminded me of when Mr. Blonde went to get the gasoline can from his car is Reservoir Dogs. You just knew something terrible was about to go down.

[@elchiponr1]

That's a great observation! If I remember recleclec that scene was also underscored by a misplaced soundtrack, to make it all the more absurd.

[@romans8024]

haha, good eye! However, I might say, it does lack of diegetic effect of radio interruption. Might very well be inspired by that scene.

[@mr.robinson1982]

(Here I am stuck in the middle with you) Steelers Wheel.

[@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken]

@@elchiponr1 was your “recleclec” an Ashley Schaeffer reference?

[@elchiponr1]

@@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken You know it was homeboy :)) Let the boy watch!!!

[@RandomDude655]

I love that all of this was one take after 0:42. No camera cuts just letting the actors playing out the scene. Hands down one of the best films to come out in 2017.

[@g.coleman]

Not sure why i like this scene so much.. the music? the acting? the toss? ..idk man just love it. Powerful in so many ways

[@tiaammar925]

It's beautifully perfect 👌

[@sandothemando8924]

This scene is part of the reason 'Three Billboards' was my favourite film of 2017. Sam Rockwell definitely deserved that Oscar win! The combination of the tracking shot with the music makes this scene so powerful.

[@roydavis7223]

Your profile picture doesn't confirm what you're saying

[@goodial]

Roy Davis Moonlight is a 2016 movie ...

[@sandothemando8924]

What do you mean?

[@VernusFilm]

I love this scene! One of the greatest scenes ever!

[@snoun7933]

My jaw was dropped for the entirety of this scene. Holy shit.

[@cameronschauer9567]

fungolious same

[@tf4304]

It’s amazing how there are so many movies we don’t remember over the years yet there is always the one movie of the year that is unforgettable with every scene better than the last. That my friends is this movie.

[@thedude8948]

Thanks for uploading this incredible scene!

[@johnkeetonparrish9888]

Best scene of the year.

[@anonymousnate678]

So many things make this one of the greatest scenes I've ever seen. The music, the shaky camera, the single shot of the act, the way the camera pans down to his gun when he goes up the stairs letting us know that he's completely cracked before he even does anything. And of course the utterly superb acting from Sam Rockwell to bring it all together into such a masterful scene to setup the climax of the movie.

[@mrman6254]

I honestly feel like this scene is one of the best scenes in a movie in recent times. It works on so many levels. From how we deal with grief and the way it can complete break somebody, to the way great power comes with great responsibility and how easily it can be abused. Plus I think the song really completes this scene. What a great film!!

[@RedabowAndBusmalis]

The way the lyrics reverb 'nonbelievers' as he smashes the window is just chilling. Superb scene, brought a tear of sadness to my eye in the cinema.

[@Shaqstheman000]

This scene -- and by extension its primary character -- is fantastic.

[@lukesbeans]

Cannot believe that this scene was all done in one take. Truly masterful!

[@Shambles99]

Greatest scene, top 5. Incredible. I go into a hole, where, I keep replaying it. Never gets old

[@ChubbyChecker182]

First time I saw this movie I enjoyed it, but didn't think it was great. But something about it made me want to rewatch...and rewatch again...and again. I think this is the best movie of the 2010's. It's fantastic.

[@redhotchilifan98]

ChubbyChecker182 couldn't agree more

[@JHallenbeck]

Easily one of the best scenes of 2017. In the cinema this was just a 'WHAT THE FUCK?!' moment for everyone in there.

[@prettygoodmovies5587]

This is my favourite film 🎞! I watch this scene every month! I watch this film every month! It gives me chills every time

[@JordanMaitlen]

This whole movie is amazing, but THIS scene was the one that made me realize it my first time watching.

[@Leo501st]

I thought this scene was going to be played for laughs when i saw it in the trailer. I was anticipating it through the whole movie expecting to laugh....boy was i wrong i was so full of emotion and Shock and the One Take/Shot made it so much more Intense, and the song... jesus my heart😂😢😢😢

[@redhotchilifan98]

Josef Alaalatoa the song is absolutley perfect for the scene such a brutal scene it had me on the edge of my seat

[@elchiponr1]

Then you didn't get the gallows humour. The scene managed to be hilarious, and very dark and sad at the same time. The voice-over saying "help people", the fact that Dixon acts out his frustration and sadness on the guy only doing his job, the stoic way he goes about it, the dialogue. The fact that he's unaware of his new boss just witnessed all of it. There's countless bits of humour in it.

[@PatrickTouma]

what's the name of the song?

[@elchiponr1]

probably three soldier boys i guess?

[@elchiponr1]

just google the soundtrack will ya

[@MasterBetty69]

Genius single shot & genius score. Makes you feel like you’re there with him feeling his uncontrollable rage. I remember when I saw the trailer, thinking to myself how funny the scene will be when he hits that girl (assuming it would be full of dark humor like the violent comedic scenes in Psychopaths & Bruge) but damn was I wrong. One of the most unexpectedly powerful moments I’ve ever got to experience in the theater. What a character, surrounded by other fantastic & brittle characters. Thanks Martin. You’ve captured loss, pain, & anger so honestly.

[@alexhuggard56]

This is one of the best movie scenes ever, with the acting, music, and cinematography. Top 15 or 20 for sure.

[@ComedyBros5]

It was at this moment, I knew this movie would forever hold a special place in my heart. This is why we have cinema, folks!

[@ejc6772]

Watched this movie for the first time yesterday I think it is one of the best movies I think I've seen in a while

[@davidlee2424]

The way he just busts through the glass, walks upstairs, and starts beating the fuck out of Red is so creepy, but in a good way. The girl screaming gives it that much more of a creepy vibe.

[@stoplookingatmychannel]

I keep coming back, loveeeee this scene so much

[@Shambles99]

Watch this repeatedly.Hooked on it. Brilliant

[@frenchyontravel]

One of the scene that gives him all the awards lately.

[@devonambrose264]

All shot in sequence, Martin was snubbed for best directing :/

[@BradBrassman]

Great, great film. They'll still be holding this up as a masterpiece 200 years from now!

[@DreadLordSkeez]

This is what a Oscar winning scene looks like.

[@syncm]

Sam Rockwell. Nuff said.

[@Carolalvarenga]

Oscar Oscar Oscar

[@chadum96]

Who is Oscar?

[@kyrie8675]

He got it 👍

[@ontheway4374]

Best actress

[@nuckymancini7013]

#wellDESERVED

[@I_Get_Computers_Puting]

The music in this scene and the mood when he looks outside the window sets this all up.

[@peterkennedy8363]

I've always loved Sam Rockwell, his performance in Moon breaks my heart and he was awesome in this too👍

[@OGhooligan11]

Best scene of the year

[@megamoviez]

OGhooligan11 I actually think the police station burning scene is just a little better

[@imjack1041]

This is why I love Martin McDonagh and movies in general. I love tracking shots. I think it makes a character seem powerful and determined. And this scene also shows Dixon's grief. The way he looks and the way he walks, plus the great music. Genius scene.

[@Shlankyman545]

He’s a stupendous director with such a style of his own.

[@wolfey2468]

The absolute fact this was all done in one take astonishes and awes me. Such a good scene.

[@rpintre]

Song: Monsters of Folk - His Master's Voice

[@ebdulrehman2925]

Thnkx

[@kyrie8675]

"Shut up"

[@krollings]

- Skyler White

[@alberto-kt6fp]

Combobreak

[@robbiemoore5608]

Rockwell added that into the scene, it wasn't written in the screenplay

[@adamconner6967]

Everything about this scene is flawless. The long-take. The timing of the music: "The pastor screams out to to the crowd: there's evil that must be put down" which in Dixon's mind is exactly what he's doing by throwing Red out the window for the town to see, punishment for taking money to put up the billboards that can be misconstrued as being instrumental in Willoughby's suicide. The focus on the gun up the stairs breeding fears that Dixon was going to simply gun Red down in anger, and I believed he was going to do it right until he turned the gun at the last second. "See, Red, I've got issues with white folks, too." Basically just admitting he's a hateful person all-around. Also, the last "what the fuck are you lookin' at?" to the black guy who nonchalantly pulls his coat back to reveal a badge which Dixon doesn't see, and this event immediately leads to Dixon's removal from the force (at the hands of, of course, the black gentleman who turns out to be the new chief). A LOT going on in such a short, fantastic scene.

[@kylev.1163]

k

[@nuckymancini7013]

I agree

[@aryastark772]

Ok - you have a lot of time on your hands

[@Shamino1]

@@aryastark772 Bro that was a paragraph. If it takes you a long time to write a paragraph you don't have a lot of time on your hands, you're just missing a lot of braincells.

[@jacksonbova9923]

Shamino Warhen i would guess it takes fewer brain cells to insult someone for “usin too many words duuuh” . Hopefully he’ll use fewer more monosyllabic words for you next time.

[@Shlankyman545]

Beautifully executed movie scenes, like this one, are amazingly powerful and always get me super emotional. Crying like a baby at how outstanding and visceral it is.

[@yasirlaghari6918]

Can you please tell me why did he beat them??????

[@defundthepolice2007]

@@yasirlaghari6918 Watch the movie

[@Shlankyman545]

Back here again, crying.

[@dubsc.2684]

This scene alone won him the Oscar. People who wined about this movie and his character in particular were pathetic. The music is perfect for this scene.

[@fatherleo4603]

Rockwell will win an Oscar in a LEADING role, real soon.

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

I'm so glad I didn't had this recommended before I saw the movie, the shock is so amazing !

[@amparonarbona5142]

The most deserved Oscar of the night. Period.

[@AA-qb7ni]

The fact that Wilby forgave him makes me so damn emotional. This film is one of a kind. All the actors were just phenomenal. Wow.

[@rivitril5440]

I love how he, on the way up the stairs, thinks about killing him by shooting him, but later he regrets and decided to hit him with the back of the gun

[@modelanorexia]

The greatest scene in cinematic history

[@liamomalley8989]

Watched this for the first time last night and this scene was outstanding

[@tycar7078]

this scene lives in my mind rent free

[@danielabisenius9858]

Mr. Rockwell, you are a cinematic treasure! Phenomenal, stellar performance.! Acting masterclass.

[@TheOrigamiGuru]

Jesus this scene... could you imagine if Rockwell DIDN'T get the Oscar for this?? You can't do it right?

[@rigsby1454]

The walk up with the gun and the hesitation on the hand is unbelievable

[@bt10ant]

The background soundtrack of this scenes adds to its power. The usual "uh-oh, somethings coming" type of premonition music would have lessened the impact.

[@Harrier997]

This is amazing. Sam Rocwell deserved an Oscar for his appearance in three billboard for sure! Congratulations

[@Warhero1171]

2:26 - I only just noticed how he moves his hand to his belt revealing his police badge. A really tiny detail that has an enormous implication of what is to come.

[@davidci]

Holy shit good eye!

[@eivom1]

I noticed it first time i watched the film, i thought it was pretty obvious and meant to be seen?

[@cambuurleeuwarden]

Lester Freamon, natural poh-lice

[@jackinthebox1993]

Lestor was gonna change that WHOLE police department lol!

[@skipper624]

Dixon is first a jokey character- then a monster and then someone you champion and root for - that’s Rockwell doing a performance of a lifetime

[@sanakassara]

There are few actors in the planet who are convincing in what they do, most literally just act. Rockwell is one of the convincing. Today I found myself remembering the song he did as Wild Bill in the Green Mile, while held up on his deathrow cell and tossing feathers in the air from the pillow he just had teared in to pieces. "Barbeque me and you. Stinky pinky phew-phew-phew". That's Rockwells strenght, he is extremely good at portraying anything which is somehow broken. Either he is constant state of turmoil in reality, or his psyche is more solid than the black granite which is our bedrock.

[@TheTranscendentForce]

There is a humans which solidity beyond imagination

[@youcantseeme2244]

This was the best film of 2017.

[@johnnycalvino7490]

Ricky Rushton The Shape of Water won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

[@southparkguy]

Yes it did. But to be fair, The Shape of Water didn't make me cry, think about how harsh life can be, and the other myriad of heavy things Three Billboards accomplished. But to be fair, The Shape of Water was a fuckload more difficult to make. So sure, I guess it was the Best Picture.

[@chewinggumsandwich2341]

The most aggressively calm ive ever seen

[@TalalAhmedQureshi]

The new sheriff flashing his badge at the end is the cherry on top in a scene which is already very complicated

[@Patrickposting]

This movie was infinitely better than Shape of Water

[@lafayette2957]

I think both movies deserved it. Hard to choose

[@justinm86]

The camerawork in this scene is on point!

[@michaelquinn7710]

One continuous shot, follows him across the street upstairs to the office and then downstairs, now that right there is what acting and filmmaking is all about....

[@ale86a]

what a movie .. I think it's one of the best of the last 10 years .. regards 🇮🇹

[@Emanqr]

Even after re-watching this scene my jaw is still clenched, shoulders tense and gut uneasy. A well crafted scene will do that you. The melancholic soundtrack just seals the deal.

[@cameronmacdonald3975]

I’ve seen Infinity War and Endgame on opening night and this scene is still the best I’ve ever seen in the theatre. Simply remarkable.

[@CreedM8]

Who the fuck cares about those pieces of crap movies? They mean nothing to the art of cinema, just cash grabs for people that like bad CGI and poor PC writing

[@currywithstheshotboy3619]

Not really tough competition there. Great scene though

[@PeterSodhi]

This was a really good film

[@tobyclarkthomson8443]

The calm music behind the gore, it works so well

[@kkittycatkat1990]

Best music/scene I've ever seen. There will be blood epic violin scene at the end, amazing. Nothing, however, quite pulls my heart like this.

[@tc2813]

How did this film not win best picture

[@frankhoodie]

There’s always gonna be that scene in a movie that you’ll come back to.

[@BludgeonedTheory]

Mate when he swings his baton back into his holster at 1.35! Phenomenal

[@MrJoker3571]

Fun Fact: the woman (Pamela) who Sam Rockwell punches in the office was played by Kerry Condon, who's not only an Academy Award-Nominated Actress from The Banshees of Inisherin but also voiced F.R.I.D.A.Y. in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

[@aaronmontane6479]

She’s also in Better Call Saul.