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Very Powerful Scene

posted 17 years ago by foreereiniger3000
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wow, I just saw this film an I loved it, the woman beaten down in the Cemetery was a very emotional scene, I think what worked was the song. but boy that scene has something sentimental to it.

[–] PostmortemG 17 years ago

I totally agree - it may be the most powerful scene in a Fulci movie ever; it literally makes my eyes water up to see the physical Hell Maciara is put through before she dies. Fulci rules!!! =D

"Cain and Abel will go to Heaven... if they can make it through Hell!"
-Los Hijos Del Topo

[–] TheDraytonSawyer 17 years ago

Yeah that scene was very powerful. I felt sorry for that poor lady too.

R.I.P. Uncle Steve

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[–] Beyond72 16 years ago

Yea one of Fulci's finest moments and probably his most "emotive", I love the use of the two different musical styles in the scene.

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[–] Master_X_3_1_1 16 years ago

It was one of the best death scenes that I have ever seen filmed. Very good use of music, and juxtaposing it with the vacationing families at the end.

"No man is just a number"

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[–] ElectricWarlock 12 years ago

I felt terrible when she crawled to the side of the road and nobody would pull over to help her. That was a very sad moment.

Come, fly the teeth of the wind. Share my wings.

[–] Mrmojo4700 (20474) 10 months ago

I agree. It’s one of Fulci’s best moments in my opinion.