Home Run my friend, I forgot about this one!
The line about the air being āElectricā right before a storm hits is so beautiful and true.
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R.I.P. Bob Newhart. The final scene from his show is considered the epitome of how to end a successful series. It wonāt mean as much if you didnāt watch the show, but at the time it would have broken the internet if we had had one . . .
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Am I Racist? | Official Trailer
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LOVED itā¦
so BEAUTIFULā¦
it made me travel in timeā¦
this piece is a good mirror to my magicā¦ Iām not sure it will work (never take it for granted) but the faith is SO BIG thatā¦ it works! 
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Oscar nominated in this film, a great speech from a great actor . . .
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Greetings all! I am rather a newby to this fantastic thread! Itās gonna take some time to enjoy and respond to all these great clips, references and comments! Took me a while also to quickly scan them all to make sure this favorite was not a duplicate if I posted it. This to me is simply one of the most artistic film renderings of a dying and rebirthing sequence ever depicted up to that point in time when Kubrickās masterpiece was released October 31, 1968.
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Saw this movie as a teenager and liked it then, I think if I rewatched it now I would appreciate it so much more. Great post!
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Yes! ā There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path.ā 
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@Kalabasis. Yes I also saw it when I was 13 and it just came out. The ending tripped me out then & I didnāt get it, but watching it again. . . Wow!
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thank you for sharing. itās indeed quite a bold art for that time!..
and thank you for that giant care of looking to see what has been published or notā¦
thank you also for your light in the death process of your sonā¦ and for sharing that here with us without knowing I did send you today a message related to himā¦ thank you life for these beautiful synchronicities.
geniusā¦ !
so easy to see when you are not in thereā¦ it was so predictable!
some pieces of art are just ahead of timeā¦ but it sure feels good to understandā¦ when the time comesā¦ I remember when I was younger, because of my psychic abilities not validated by anyone around me (because they were dangerous), I developed a time delay for processing things and sometimes in my bedtime I would laugh like crazy because I could finally understand a joke or something from the dayā¦ hihihiā¦ somehow, I already practiced Dream Yoga at that timeā¦ without knowing what I was doingā¦ (reviewing the day and processing/seeing things from a distance, and transforming them/living the emotions).
This reminds me of this movie that I enjoyed SO MUCH:
@ 2:15 - āIām a Godāā¦ 
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Beautiful scene 
For context. Atticus Finch is a southern USA lawyer defending an African-American man accused of rape. He goes to the jailhouse where his client was moved in order guard him from attack.
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The lynching scene from āYoung Mr. Lincoln,ā one of the greatest movies . . .
the full movie, worth a view if youāve never seen it!
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The most famous ālynchingā scene from the classic āThe Ox-bow Incidentā
Which became the root story of Clint Eastwoods first starring role in an American western . . .
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The opening scene from āThe Partyā starring Peter Sellers . . . .
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Man oh man, I am continuing to love this thread and all the genius and illuminations oozing from these clips! So much to absorb, so little time!
Hereās another artful and deeply moving depiction of the dying process I cherish. Blessings of joy, yāall! 
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