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Favorite Speeches Or Monologues From TV/Film

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Samuel L. Jackson in the diner, Pulp Fiction.

Robin Williams, Dead Poet's Society, "seize the day".

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Just hearing the first few notes of "Ashokan Farewell" makes me want to watch that all over again. It would be my fourth time through if I did. What a great documentary series that was.

 

Somebody has it posted on YouTube. I'm halfway through Episode 1.

The Baba Yaga speech in "John Wick"

About half of the Glenngary, Glenn Ross movie.

 

So many good speeches in that flick. Never heard of it until a few years ago. Very hard core sales film. Well done with a great cast. I'd love to see the play.

 

FYI, lots of bad language.

 

 

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=glengarry%20glen%20ross

 

The opening scene with Alec Baldwin ripping into them is phenomenal.

[video=youtube;qM-gZintWDc]

 

A lot of my favorites have been named, but I kept waiting for this one to show up. One of the tops out there.

Abbott & Costello's "Who's On First"

 

[video=youtube;airT-m9LcoY]

True Romance: The Scillian Scene with Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken.. good stuff.

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