This scene is my favorite of the whole movie. maybe it is because of how close it is to me, when my parents got divorced I was four years old and I grew up with my wonderful mother, my father reappeared when I was seven and we treated ourselves like strangers, a kind of happiness on the horizon was glimpsed but it all started again ... and I never saw himagain ... whenever I see this movie it reminds me of that strange feeling. (sorry for the sermon)
There's no such thing as "the best film ever made," as it is all subjective. But Paris, Texas resonates with me in a way few movies ever have or ever will. So many dads leave, but this one came back.
I just watched this movie last night. I loved this scene. I love how Hunter doesn't even know to refer to Travis as 'Uncle' ("father's brother") and the "Just lucky I guess". In an interview, Jason Lee about how Stanton was like Chaplin, and this scene captures that perfectly. Sparse dialog, the walking backwards, Hunter tripping, walking separately until Travis decides to cross the street.
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This scene is my favorite of the whole movie. maybe it is because of how close it is to me, when my parents got divorced I was four years old and I grew up with my wonderful mother, my father reappeared when I was seven and we treated ourselves like strangers, a kind of happiness on the horizon was glimpsed but it all started again ... and I never saw himagain ... whenever I see this movie it reminds me of that strange feeling. (sorry for the sermon)
“How do you have two fathers?”
“Just lucky I guess”
There's no such thing as "the best film ever made," as it is all subjective. But Paris, Texas resonates with me in a way few movies ever have or ever will. So many dads leave, but this one came back.
Best scene of all time movie. EVER
What a beautiful scene!
I just watched this movie last night. I loved this scene. I love how Hunter doesn't even know to refer to Travis as 'Uncle' ("father's brother") and the "Just lucky I guess". In an interview, Jason Lee about how Stanton was like Chaplin, and this scene captures that perfectly. Sparse dialog, the walking backwards, Hunter tripping, walking separately until Travis decides to cross the street.
i don't know why, but this scene was my favorite
RIP Harry.
Stupenda psico- scena per un film d' autore.❤
I wonder if this is where Spike Jonze got some of the idea for "How they get there"
Joe Martin 100%
Thank UA-cam!
Culte !
Estoy aquí por Shirkers
How they get there
Wait wouldn’t this kid learned stranger danger or something?
The man is his dad
@@josealfredomendoza4777 ah okey, thanks for the reply
@@TheDudeWithTheHatN2 He isn't a stranger. He slept over at his house the night before.
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