Classic Brando scene from LTIP

[J.R. “Bob” DobbsParticipant 521]

This scene has to be one of the best in the history of the movie industry. It is classic Brando from “Last Tango In Paris”, which I saw a few years ago, although it came out when I was in kindergarten.

This movie should be required watching for MGTOW. It is about an American expat living in Paris in the early 1970s. His French wife has just committed suicide. He also recently discovered that she was having an an affair with one of the other guests of the hotel that she was managing. In this scene, he’s ranting at her dead corpse after the wake.

Incredible, amazing scene, chock full of red pills.

It just shows that even back then, there was an unconscious awareness of the nature of women. Brando’s character of course was clueless like most of the men at that time. However the writer (Bernardo Bertolucci) was a genius for knowing this, not to mention the b~~~~ for writing such a controversial movie for its time. It was (I think) the only mainstream movie in the 70s that was rated X (there was no NC-17 rating back then).

Enjoy, gentlemen!

Quote from a former boss: "Don't get married...the fucking you get ain't worth the fucking you get."

[black_knightParticipant 2602]

I saw this film for the first time earlier this year, and I knew very little about it beforehand. When I watched this scene, I felt such an ifinity with him in his male grief – a brother in distress – that I couldn’t help but to start crying. I couldn’t control it, it just hit me so hard. That is something I rarely do with films, so I knew it was a deep powerful truth. Yeah, Brando played some of the most memorable scenes in film history.

Thanks for posting this.

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