Aspirational

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[Murtada Elfadl]

Seeing this for the first time was the best theatrical experience I had in 2017. Long live the NYC repertory scene!!!!

[Val]

"Are they watching us!?" Yes, we are. I love this scene. Those extreme close ups. The way Liz delivers the line I just mentioned (it almost seems improvised). Those oh so beautiful faces. It's enough to make you almost forget that George Eastman is basically a "fuck boy" and everything tragic that does happen could've essentially have been avoided.

[NATHANIEL R]

Murtada -- isn't it sublime? One of my all time favorite films.

Val -- yes. this scene is everything.

[grrr]

I absolutely love this movie... 2 very beautiful people.

[forever1267]

2 of the best examples of the epitome of human beauty.

One of my all-time favorite films, too.

[Gwen]

Is it wrong to wish them a Happy Ending after we witnessed all that happened?

[Andrew Carden]

Oh, how I adore this film. Shelley Winters is sublime too!

[Tyler]

THE most beautiful onscreen couple of all time.

[rick gould]

It's noteworthy that Montgomery Clift and Shelley Winters were both a dozen years older than Elizabeth Taylor, who was sheltered and 17 when 'Sun' was actually shot in late '49. Yet, ET is remarkably assured and empathetic as Angela...

[Jaragon]

Taylor and Clift in their youthful perfection- a couple made in classic Hollywood heaven

[iggy]

I put a close up of Monty's face on the screen of my phone so that I can touch that face everytime I need to unblock it.

;)

[Feline Justice]

It's only 1951. Wait till she gets prettier, hotter and better actress than the good one that at this point she already is.