Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2017 14:09:48 GMT
The moment in "Braveheart" when Wallace chases down the iron masked villain from the English army. He brings the man to the ground, he is ready to slaughter him, Wallace pulls back his mask to reveal the face of Robert the Bruce.
Wallace releases his grip, sits back, and stares in disbelief. That 'look' in William Wallace's eyes. The shot pans to a wide scope of the entire field. We see an ominous storm billowing in from the distance.
The acting in that scene is perfect. No dialogue, no groaning, no 'over the top' reactions. Mel Gibson looks GUTTED. It is a scene that sticks with me to this very day. It is my favorite scene in cinema history.
Wallace releases his grip, sits back, and stares in disbelief. That 'look' in William Wallace's eyes. The shot pans to a wide scope of the entire field. We see an ominous storm billowing in from the distance.
The acting in that scene is perfect. No dialogue, no groaning, no 'over the top' reactions. Mel Gibson looks GUTTED. It is a scene that sticks with me to this very day. It is my favorite scene in cinema history.