Memorable movie scene

[Ulrich]

David Lynch plays John Ford in Spielberg's "The Fabelmans":

[Ulrich]

Here's a scene from "The Wire", so you can see what the t-shirt "Omar Comin'" means:

[MeltingMan]

The opening theme is an instrumental version of "Try a Little Tenderness."

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Vincent Price in a scene by The Song of Bernadette.

(Previewed December 21, 1943, to qualify for the Oscars) Released January 1944

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Music: Bernard Herrmann

[Sacha8]

Here's a scene from "The Wire", so you can see what the t-shirt "Omar Comin'" means:

The Wire is one of the favourite TV series ever, despite being a bit too violent sometimes (though, come to think of it, another favourite of mine, Hannibal, was also really violent). Politically speaking, The Wire was a clever take on how corrupt and malfunctional the different layers of society work in the US. I particularly enjoyed the description of the police hierarchy, the world of the news and journalism, and school as well. And of course Omar, to this day he still is an iconic character!

[Ulrich]

And of course Omar, to this day he still is an iconic character!

I wanna add: the t-shirt I was referring to ("Omar Comin") was worn by Robert Smith during the US tour.