The opening dialogue in Inglorious Basterds with Hans Landa and the dairy farmer was pretty amazing imo. When the entire mood changes and he admits to hiding Jews in the cellar and tears is rolling down the cheek.
That’s a tough call for me. Some of his best scenes are indeed dialogue free, but some others like the tipping scene in RD, the tavern scene in IB or Ezekiel 25:17 from PF are held up by the dialogue
Too right. I’m being a bit contrarian for the sake of it, although memories of my favourite scenes are based on a juxtaposition of visuals and context, sans dialogue.
This whole note is fantastic. No one particular scene but Pulp Fiction is still my all time favourite flic. It was the closest thing Ive ever had to a spiritual experience. No other movie brought me to a utopia like that.