Best Scene?
In my opinion the best scene is the last one, when they do the last striptease.
What do you think?
I think my favorite scene is where Gary "Gaz" Schofield is trying to get and take out a steel girder form an abandoned steel mill with his son Nathan, but along the way something goes wrong and the steel girder falls to water, this happens after the mini-documentary "City on the Move".
share'My' best scene is Gary's first attempt at dancing, on the song I Believe In Miracles. I have watched the film several times, and it's definitely the scene I like best.
shareWhen we say "the last scene" I understand there are many sub-scenes in it.
1. The entire team of cops were watching the show; the look of the top cop guy was hilarious
2. The all suit-and-tie men friends of Lomper, the band, all very serious looking and dressed up but also friendly and supportive, playing that stripping song for him and he grinned at them
3. The women laughing; the pub owner told Gary their third grade teacher was in the front row . There was a very big guy sitting at the front too. At the beginning of the scene he teased Dave when Dave made the introduction speech on the stage.
I hadn't seen the movie in years but caught it last night on Starz. I'd forgotten how much I loved it and had to watch it again today.
Everytime I hear "Hot Stuff" I remember the scene in the unemployment office of the guys dancing and then Gerald's twirl at the end.
I think I'd have to say my favorite would be the final dance, they all seem to be enjoying themselves. I did notice two things on rewatch today about that final sequence that I'd never noticed before. The blonde who Gaz spoke to on the street who said it might be worth a look (she was sitting by Jean at the club), wore her glasses to the show. She didn't want to miss anything. lol
The second thing is that when the final moment freezes, it looks like Guy has a really impressive member hanging down, but it's actually a well-timed table leg showing between his. You could say he has a woody.