Give me a scene with more suspense than this
>>63037312
there is none, it's a perfect example
This whole scene is GOAT
>Her face when she realises Bill is the killer and he's standing right in front of her unarmed
Jodie Foster is GOAT
>literally know exactly what's about to happen
>suspense
the opening to inglourious basterds, another pleb flick, would blow your little mind, kid
ayyy
>>63037312
THREE GUNS AND ONE GOES OFF
ONE'S EMPTY ONE'S NOT QUICK ENOUGH
>>63037312
Couldn't find the right picture, but the first russian roulette scene in this movie is pretty goddamn intense.
Honestly the graveyard broke my suspension of disbelief, there were no grave yards that elaborate in the 1800's.
This
https://youtu.be/KT_li-WHcII
This scene almost gave me a panic attack in theaters. Spaghettification would be one of the worst ways to go.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6VPEtUgNJj4
>>63037551
Wow I can't believe you've been to 1800's western US! How old does that make you?
a-hem
>>63037719
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>63037711
Far older then I have any right to be, double dubs
>>63037719
What movie, senpai?
Not as much suspense as your pick, but it comes pretty close
>>63037725
>>63037535
>>63037444
>>63037394
Great choices
>>63037535
You mean the one with the viets in the cabin above the water? Hell yeah man.
Pretty much the entire movie.
>>63038267
god damn it thack
>>63038490
oh shit, I saw this movie forever ago, and couldnt remember if it was real or if i had imagined it. thanks!
>>63037671
I've never seen Interstellar, but that looked dumb as fuck
It looked like they were trying to copy 2001 Space Odyssey but failed immensely.
And how the hell was that even a black hole?
>>63037312
No senpai, For a Few Dollars more has a more suspenseful finale
>>63037719
>>63037852
pls respond
This movie sustains maximum tension and suspense for something like 90 minutes, it's crazy.
>>63038794
>>63037671
This one always makes my pooper tighten,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TkSkptsyuY
>>63037671
>not choosing the docking scene
>>63038839
I love For A Few Dollars More, but I have to disagree. The thing about The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is that none of the three know when and who will shoot first, while I thought it was very clear that Mortimer would easily win this standoff, (I can't remember a western with a better shot than Mortimer) so for me it was very predictable, while The Good The Bad and The Ugly was a mystery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0fFI0ziCs8
>>63037852
>>63038846
Problem child 2
>>63037312
Llewelyn and Anton at the second motel in NCfoM, "desu senpai". And I've seen OP's pic related in a theater.
All memes aside, I would also add the diner/back alley sequence in Mulholland Drive.
I understand that suspense is very different from jump scares, "fear", etc, although these are all cousins. A certain /dread/ is very helpful to any suspenseful build, however. I did not experience any /dread/ when watching OP's selection for the first time - okay, it's about that time, someone's about to die, this thing is gonna resolve itself soon.
What I did experience is better described as /grandeur/. Both Tuco running through the cemetery, no focus on anything else, this delirium plus the showdown was when I really sensed that I was watching something great that many others already knew about. I don't /remember/ suspense. I remember grandeur.
>>63037312
Inglorious basterds has 2
>>63039722
jesus this went to cinemas? this is ps2 tier stuff
>14 year olds from IMDB: the thread
>>63039932
How is this thread IMDB related?
>>63037312
This is a good scene but it isn't suspenseful. You know going into it that the good guy will be quicker than the bad guy and the comic relief guy will come out alive too, because Spaghetti Westerns always end that way. The good guy being so vastly and consistently overpowered that his safety is never in doubt is one of the defining features of the genre
>>63040434
But they're both bad guys, and Tuco is the good guy.
The finale
