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The first time I saw this film I fell in love with Richard Gere even more, mainly due to this scene as well. Which yes I will admit it made me cry my eyes out, I honestly think its just so romantic and the song fits it all together even better. I think the song on its own could bring a tear to the eye but add in the story in the film and the build up to this moment.
Richard Gere . . . A Tux . . . A Rose . . . An Escalator …
I thought this would be a very fitting musical moment this Monday due to the 20th anniversary of Pulp Fiction and it having a one day only re-release in cinemas across the UK tomorrow! What better than Uma Thurman dancing around to a brilliant Neil Diamond song? I absolutely love this scene as she really is going for it and I am sure we have all been guilty of dancing (and singing) around the house like this!
Possibly one of the most emotional animated scenes in cinema history. It really is so sad to see Jessie’s story!
Because it is nearly Christmas . . . 2 Days to go! I decided to have a second Musical Moment this Monday as this one is from a Christmas time film! Classic moment of Cameron Diaz showing exactly what everyone does when Mr Brightside is playing!!!
Imagine this was your wedding, it really is an incredible scene!
The heartbreaking moment when you think it’s all over, I bet many people have been able to relate to this song. But it doesn’t end with Richard Gere climbing up a fire escape!
One of the best endings to a romantic film, especially when they eventually get the lift right!
Absolutely brilliant moment in (500) Days of Summer. When he eventually gets to that place with Summer and is literally jumping down the street the next day, hopefully everyone will get to have this feeling at some point!
I have decided to bring back the feature I tried to start a few years ago on a Monday having a musical moment from a film. I think this is something everyone needs on a Monday. A little bit of a musical moment to put a smile on your face!
The second musical moment comes from a non-musical film and in the form of rom-com hit My Best Friends Wedding. Which sees a restaurant scene break out into a song in such a lovely way!
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