#scene of all time

[sophsun1]

FRIENDS – 6.09: The One Where Ross Got High

[preacherboyd]

MASH | 4x20 The Novocaine Mutiny

[tuserlivia]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 2.05 | Don't be afraid, just start the tape.

[yilinglaozu]

@asiandramanet december bingo - comfort

[bagsley]

[sgt-dignam]

aren't there 12 notes in a scale? what'd you say? music. my mom was a piano teacher. she used to say that music is the universal language.

FROM | 3.10 - Revelations: Chapter Two

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Would you consider this the greatest kiss? And we'll, and we'll dive right into the episode after this question that I had for Hannah though. Was this the greatest kiss in in in in television history? In sitcom history? I would say. -Lamorne 

Honestly, I genuinely feel like it is in TV history. It matches like the greatest movie kisses of all time. Like, you watch it and you're just like, whoa. Okay. Like everything somehow like ticks every box of all the like, romantic fantasies that girls have at least of just like, wow. There was just like, it was authentic and it was powerful. He went back in for a, a little kiss at the end. it was just like, woo. -Hannah

[ninoochat]

[spacedean]

DEAN WINCHESTER in one random episode per day ‣ 68/327 8.17 GOODBYE STRANGER

[mustlovewillgrahamsdogs]

you dropped your forgiveness, will. you forgive how god forgives. would you have done it quickly, or would you have stopped to gloat?

[anyataylorjoys]

THE MATRIX RELOADED 2003 | dir. The Wachowskis

[sophsun1]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer – 2.22: Becoming Part 2

[landslided]

gay people will break cement blocks that have been lit on fire before they talk to their crush.

[danielsarmand]

Un Professore 2.06 · Thoreau: Un Pianeta da Salvare

[twogravesinsomecemetery]

the scene where scully gets blown through the air vent in ghost in the machine and then emerges out the other end looking like she's just lost a fight with said air vent you will always be famous to me <3

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Jenna Well, that scene at the desk where Jim comes really close to Pam. I remember when we were shooting this, that this is the first time that our characters had been in one another's intimate, personal space in a really long time. 

Angela And not only was he in her sort of close proximity. But he was gentle. He kneeled down. He was next to her. He was being earnest. There was a connection between the two of them in that moment that we haven't seen in many episodes. 

Jenna He was being Jim. He was being old Jim. All of the posturing of Athlead was gone, and he was being the guy that she fell in love with. 

Angela That's right. 

Jenna And it was very moving to me. And it was hard for me to not kind of melt in that moment as Pam, you know, because she's wanted this for a really long time. So this was a really fun scene to play. It had a lot of levels. And then it leads to the scene in the parking lot. Pam decides to run out and give Jim his umbrella. 

Angela And he hugs her. And I wrote this to you, Jenna. We were trading texts. I said, Jim hugs Pam like she's the last life preserver on the Titanic. He grabbed on to her. 

Jenna He does. And this is just such a beautiful scene. Pam is resistant at first, and he just will not let her go until she breaks down that wall. And she hugs him back and they kiss and they say, I love you. 

Angela I teared up. 

Jenna I know, and they have this flashback to their wedding of Jim's brother, you know, reading from Corinthians. And you know, that footage didn't exist. We had to bring Blake Robbins in and set up the church, just that one corner of the church. And he had to do that reading. We shot that just for this episode. All the other footage was footage that we already had from that episode. But this was really beautiful. You know, we had a fan question from Marie R in Omaha, Nebraska, who said, In the last scene where Jim and Pam hug and then kiss and remember their wedding, I noticed that it was in the parking lot where Jim first professed his love for Pam on Casino night. Was this intentional or just a coincidence? Marie. This was intentional. It's there. It's happening in the same spot. This is such a wonderful book ends for their story. Kind of the first moment that Jim said, I'm in love with you. And then here in the parking lot again to save the marriage. It's just really beautiful writing. 

Angela Yeah. 

Jenna And we talked about this too, Angela. You see in that moment, the way John Krasinski, as Jim swoops down to get to Pam's level for that hug. That is a classic John Krasinski hugging move. We've talked about this before. He gives the best hugs. 

Angela He gives such great hugs. He is just like that cozy blanket that makes you feel better. 

Jenna I know. 

Angela I just love now that he's a dad and has little girls because I know he hugs them like that, you know? 

Jenna I know! I thought the same thing! 

Angela That's the hug you want. That's the hug that makes everything feel like it's going to be okay. 

Jenna Yes. And it is that kind of hug. When he gives you a hug, it is like, oh my gosh, what was that bad day that I was having? Everything is going to be fine.