Here are several suggestions from Twitter: @pagesincourier: "You know, for kids" from Hudsucker Proxy youtu.be/upIMfHFgWtQ Okay, anything from Hudsucker really. @NickNordstrom: The ending of No Country for Old Men, where Tommy Lee Jones discusses his dreams. @NaxAyala: The kidnapped wife breathing while wearing the black hood in Fargo. @1StepTowardZero: Introduction of THE DUDE!, When Johnny Gasparo BREAKS on the value of loyalty & BEATS the THE DANE with a fireplace implemnt @NickFromHamburg: WOODCHOPPER & RAISING AZ "I'll take these here huggies and whatever cash you have in the regsiter". Too many to count. @NickFromHamburg: Wood chopper: FARGO. Donnie's ashes: LEBOWSKI. Burn hotel corridor: BARTON FINK. "I don't think that's Pete." THOU. So many great scenes!

The spatial and temporal relationships in this sequence are masterful. Love live the Hud! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upIMfHFgWtQ

Jeff, I wonder how many takes they did with that opening boardroom scene. Poor Tim Robbins! No wonder he's so thin! Interesting how some scenes, it's the directing / camera choices that really make it shine. Other times, they lock camera, let the characters talk, and it's the dialogue and psychological interplay that grabs you. And knowing when to do when. The Coens are amazing filmmakers and storytellers.