Your favourite scene ? why ?

I think you have picked the most interesting scene / mood change.

But I also liked the scene in the bathroom in New Orleans: such contrasts between having to be cold blooded and in physical as well as mental control (for the assassination) and then listening to the words of her boyfriend through the door.

Also the ending. The initial uncertainty of what Byrne's character would do. And then after that when she continues to walk - in a way leaving the interpretation up to the viewer..... what happens after this? (Personally I believe she had to walk away for good).

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I really don't know if it's really a "favorite scene," but it is the scene I most remember when I think of this movie. When they bring Harvey Keitel in as the cleaner. I totally cringed when he poured acid over the French woman's face. And then went on to try to try and kill Fonda's character. Maybe I am just weak, but I thought a lot of this movie very hard to take - but it hasn't stopped me from seeing it several times.

My favorite scene is actually at the beginning of the closing credits, you see the photo of Maggie/Nina/Claudia in a photo taken by J.P. I don't know who did those photos of Maggie but they were fantastic. The one shown during the credits shows a glimpse into her eyes, seeing the emptiness/void in her and the hidden past.

Great photo!

"A Rebel in Yankee Land"

Vicki

the early part when she was a punk kid...shooting a cop,blowjob, stabbing with a pencil...and also the early part when (except fopr seconds she die) no crying/sobbing, no breakdown and shes 'tough' inside... that is attitude...i like that