I was only 8 the first time I saw Jaws, so the scene didn't have immediate impact on me. I do recall the first time I watched it as an adult though, and I had a very similar reaction. It's a great scene in a great movie.

Oh, that's amazing!

Me too! My first saw movie was King Kong, I was 7 years old. When I was 8 years old, I saw Jaws in theater with parents. It was very scary experience, but I was engrossed about sharks.

The Tollbooth scene from The Godfather. :eek:

When John Belushi, in toga and wreath, stops on the stairway of Delta House to listen to a hippie sing a song to three women gathered around him.

Troubadour:

"I gave my love a cherry that had no stone
I gave my love a chicken that had no bone
I gave my love a song, that had no end
I ga..."

Belushi grabs the guitar and smashes it to pieces against the wall and the stair railing, stops, and shrugs his shoulders.

Bluto:

"Sorry."

When John Belushi, in toga and wreath, stops on the stairway of Delta House to listen to a hippie sing a song to three women gathered around him.

That was Stephen Bishop, BTW. His "Save it for a Rainy Day" is still a favorite song of mine.

That was Stephen Bishop, BTW. His "Save it for a Rainy Day" is still a favorite song of mine.

He did the theme song to the movie too.

I really like his songs "It Might Be You (The theme from Tootsie)" (even though he did not right it himself) and "On And On".

Talented guy. Nice voice.

RIK

The Tollbooth scene from The Godfather

I was going to say that! "They got Sonny on the Causeway." Such a fabulous movie.

In The Exorcist -- when Fr. Merrin steps through the front door and we hear the demon call his name.

It wasn't a great flick, but I'll never forget the final scene from THE SAILOR WHO FELL FROM GRACE WITH THE SEA, where Kris Kristofferson's falls into a drugged sleep...

That was Stephen Bishop, BTW. His "Save it for a Rainy Day" is still a favorite song of mine.

Yeah, Bishop wrote some beauties. For some reason, I put him in the same mental file as Rupert Holmes. And no matter what you think of "Escape (the Pina Colada Song)"--I love it, myself--"Him" is one of the best songs about infidelity ever written. "On the table by the window/a pack of cigarettes/not my brand, you understand/sometimes the girl forgets." I think any lyricist would be proud to have written those lines. This one, for sure.

"See if you can guess what I am now?" I have a bet riding on this, was it a banana or mashed potatoes that Belushi ate before posing that question.

In the movie it was a powdered doughnut or some type of powdered pastry, but I don't know what was used for the effect unless it was the same thing?

The Outlaw Josey Wales...
"You a bounty hunter?"
"Man's gotta do somethin' for a livin' these days."
"Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy."

"Are you gonna draw those pistols or whistle Dixie?"