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SnoozeAlarm — 14 years ago(February 12, 2012 09:01 AM)

One of the best scenes I've ever seen in any movie. Unique. Delightful. Riveting.
Spoilers!Spoilers!Spoilers!Spoilers!Spoilers!Spoilers!Spoilers!

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I remember seeing it on the big screen and that is my favorite scene too.
Why ain't you at the garden party you heathen?

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Agreed, that scene is a masterpiece.

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The Met wouldn't let them in. No NYC museum would.
I'm amazed they even bothered asking the Frick (which probably hired a hit man just for the request).

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Actually, although it's supposed to be the Met, the interiors were filmed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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I agree. Keeps you captivated through 15 minutes just with actors, camera rolling and music. And curiously helps you know the character of Angie a lot, so when she dies, you alkready know her inside and it does affect you.

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No, it's the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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Why does everyone call it a museum? Isn't it an art gallery?
Everyone gets everything he wants.

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Agreed.
Seen in a theater, it's even more dazzling.

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