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What movie was this in?Gerber MK2. A global classic scene.
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What movie was this in?Gerber MK2. A global classic scene.
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What movie was this in?
Yep. I reviewed the scene where Mellish was stabbed by the Nazi while saying "Give in, you have no other choice... make it easier for both of us. Shhhhh." Just too powerful, too hardcore to take out of context....Saving Private Ryan.
Disturbing is the only way I can put it - the scene where the Jewish guy slowly gets stabbed in the heart.
Meh - I hate that scene - but - it's a great scene - only in it's so powerful.
You nailed it, brother!
Blades really do play a part in entertainment!
Thanks, I really appreciate it! Was lucky to receive a number of wonderful suggestions.You nailed it, brother!
This and the end of "The Warriors" made me want to get a stiletto switch blade.Chinatown.....
Jack Nicholson's character gets his right nostril slit open from the inside by Roman Polanski's character.
Gruesome and effective scene.
Mark
I agree!Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid , the knife fight .
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