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14 February 2016
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I have recently watched A Hard Days Night, and all the other Beatles films, and I’m curious about what everyone’s favourite scene is. (from each movie).
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Evangeline grinned
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As I recall, I felt the same when I joined. 
Still do! 
Favourite scenes (spoiler alert for those who have not seen the films):
- AHDN : A tie between the opening train scene and George’s scene with the manager guy and his dead grotty shirts.
- Help !: The scene when George heroically leaps onto the scientists’ car and hangs on and, when the car stops, cheerfully undoes the wheel whilst nonchalantly whistling the whole time.
- Yellow Submarine : The Nowhere Man scene. I think.
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3.33pm
14 February 2016
Offline Silly Girl said
Evangeline grinned
(I can’t get enough of these smileys)As I recall, I felt the same when I joined.
Still do!
Favourite scenes (spoiler alert for those who have not seen the films):
- AHDN : A tie between the opening train scene and George’s scene with the manager guy and his dead grotty shirts.
- Help !: The scene when George heroically leaps onto the scientists’ car and hangs on and, when the car stops, cheerfully undoes the wheel whilst nonchalantly whistling the whole time.
- Yellow Submarine : The Nowhere Man scene. I think.
Ahhh is it really so obvious how much a Harrifan I am
Yeah, I love that scene from Help . My favourite from AHDN is probably when Ringo is wandering around the city. I love the part in Yellow Submarine when they are confusing the bulldog.
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3.36pm
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15 February 2015
Offline Evangeline cackled
I love the part in Yellow Submarine when they are confusing the bulldog.
Ahhh yes, that is a good one. I had forgotten it.
Time to crack out the DVD again… 
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Offline A Hard Day’s Night : When John is playing in the bathtub and George is showing Shake how to shave.
Help !: The airport scene and the bathroom one with the hand dryers.
Yellow Submarine : When Jeremy Hillary Boob PhD is introduced, the When I’m Sixty-Four one and every scene with Jeremy.
Let It Be : George getting shocked by the microphone.
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15 February 2015
Offline Merch said
A Hard Day’s Night : When John is playing in the bathtub and George is showing Shake how to shave.
<and the Lord spake, Let there be snippage in this post>
That’s a good one too! The whole film is so brilliant, it’s too much to ask to just pick one favourite.
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1) The scene were Lennon, as a waiter is feeding Ringo’s Aunt all that spaghetti!
2) I Am The Walrus music video from the same movie
BEATLES Music gives me Eargasms! 
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Offline Haven’t seen the movies in ages.
The intermission scene in ‘Help !’ is brilliant.
The below from ‘A Hard Day’s Night ‘.
‘I Am The Walrus ‘ from MMT (not much of note from there).
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5.48pm
17 January 2016
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John in the bathtub playing with the toy boats … “Rule Brittania! Brittania rule the… *SPLASH*” Hahaha! George and his safety razor, shaving the mirror. Shake saying “It’s not my fault. I come from a long line of electricians.” Just that whole scene.
George and the shirt promo, calling them “dead grotty”.
And this scene:
Also “Can’t Buy Me Love “.
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Help ! :
The Exciting Adventure of Paul on the Floor
George realizing the curling stone is actually a bomb: “It’s a thingy! A fiendish thingy!”
“Intermission” cracks me up.
Also “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away ” and George fainting when Ahme pulls out the syringe.
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John as a waiter shoveling spaghetti onto the table in front of Aunt Jessie
John with little Nicola. It kills me it was so sweet.
Also “I Am The Walrus “.
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“Nowhere Man “.
Just … all of it. It’s a gorgeous work of art.
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Bongo said
Magical Mystery Tour .1) The scene were Lennon, as a waiter is feeding Ringo’s Aunt all that spaghetti!
2) I Am The Walrus music video from the same movie
Hold up, that was spaghetti? I thought that was, well… Now… I don’t understand life…
From Help !: George screaming “Look it’s a thing, a fiendishy thing!” (crap, I might’ve gotten the quote wrong, haven’t watched the movie in ages)
That’s actually the only one I can really decide on at the moment. If I remember any more, I’ll just post em here later
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Offline Ticket To Ride skiing in Help ! f*****g kills me every time. Kills me dead. Childhood memories n stuff
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Offline This “If I Fell ” scene from AHDN must be my favorite. The lads trying hard not to let the scene fall apart into laughter, the close-ups of their faces and the instruments (with fingerprints and all), and I guess the fantasy of John, Paul & George tryin’ to cheer one up with a song (Ringo’s smile says it all 
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7.44pm
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15 February 2015
Offline And you mustn’t forget George knocking his amp over. 
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8.46pm
14 February 2016
Offline P3pperish said
John’s soup scene in Help ! And the famous Beethoven’s famous 9th symphony sequence from Help as well.
“Hey Mister, can we have our ball back” from AHDN .
I have always found that part from AHDN confusing because I didn’t think they had a ball with them in the train car… maybe it’s a British thing I don’t understand.
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9.08pm
1 November 2013
Offline They also were outside the train somehow.
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14 February 2016
Offline Annadog40 said
They also were outside the train somehow.
That was also strange. A twisted reality.
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9.34pm
1 November 2013
Offline Or a poorly constructed train.
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3 August 2012
Offline That’s the point. It’s impossible for them to get off the train that quickly (with a bike). It’s typical British surreal humour, you’re supposed to be thinking “that doesn’t make sense”.
It’s like the Monty Python sketches where there’s a knight who hits people with a rubber chicken; it knows it’s not real life so it doesn’t conform to what we think is realistic.
And the “can we have our ball back?” is a reference to kids kicking their football over the fence and having to ask someone to get it back for them. They’re just saying it to annoy the old dude, I think.
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