I love that scene on the train when the kid starts banging on the piano and Burt wrings his neck. That is why we go to the movie to see people do things we wish we could do and get away with.
Badder than old King Kong, Meaner than a Junkyard dog
great sceneWhen there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...
There were so many great scenes like that in this movie.
I liked the way Goldie Hawn kept worrying about her mother because her mother lacked depth perception. It was just a matter of time before you'd be watching a scene in the foreground, and, in the background, Jessica Tandy would be about to do a belly flop on the ice!
I loved the way they walked down really cold streets in a realistic city, not a movie set. I loved the way the train was shown realistically (I took a trip on a train across the country and we booked a 'bedroom' so that scene was very enjoyable!)
I loved those realistic street scenes, too. When you see a scene of a street in NYC, for example, it's obvious they cleared the street to make it look better. They didn't seem to do things like that for this movies. The train scenes are realistic, for example - inside and out.
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