SceneItAll Tournament: Round 1, Heat 24
 

The rules:

In Round 1, I'm going to put up three randomly selected scenes from the nomination thread.

You'll vote for your ONE favorite scene among the three. The key here is FAVORITE. We're not talking about the 'best' or 'most powerful' or 'most meaningful'. We're talking about the scene that you most enjoy watching, however you define that.

The winners will move on. I'll also take the 10 highest-scoring second-place scenes and they'll advance as wild cards.

Some of our nominations did not include clips. This will be noted. If you find a clip, please post it and let me know so I can update it if it moves on.

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Poll? :)

I was tempted to vote for none of these. None of them really thrilled me. But I voted anyway.

#1 - Anchorman. I'm embarrassed about it, but it was my favorite scene of the three.

#2 - Brian's Song. Going in, I thought I'd vote for this one, but it didn't really move me much.

#3 - Passion of the Christ. Not really into it. Sorry, God.

Billy Dee Williams will always be Lando Calrissian to me.

Weak round. I'll vote anchorman.

Passion was a gutwrencher.

I've never been able to get into religion as a form of entertainment. May be wrong to say this, but it just bores me.

Its not wrong to feel that way IMO.

I saw POTC once. I went to it as a religious experience rather than entertainment. It wasn't that edifying, and definitely not entertainment. Would not see it again or recommend it to others.

I don't care for it if is preachy, but as kind-of history it can be interesting. Or look at it as fiction, and I won't comment further on that since we're not in DC.

Never saw it. I heard it was basically a Mel Gibson bloodfest.

Brick killed a guy

FYP :D

with a trident

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Absurdity trumps piety and pathos, and Anchorman moves on.