Who the hell is this bitch? - Somewhere in Queens

I don't know the exact number of movies I have watched in my life so far, but I could swear it is more than a thousand. Because I watch movies every chance I get, and most of the movies I watch, I can get small gains such as scenes, dialogues, sounds, visuals that I can adapt to my own life.

The final scene of the movie Somewhere in Queens, which I recently watched, made me compare it with the scenes I have seen in all the movies I have ever seen. Before I tell you how it compares, let me tell you a little bit about the story of the movie.

Somewhere in Queens is a story about the difficult life of a family of 3, consisting of a mother, father and child, who have to live an introverted life in an oppressive environment influenced by American and Italian culture.

Leo (played by Ray Romano), who is at the point of succumbing to his ambition to achieve something due to the pressure both within the family and the environment, comes to the point of breaking up his beloved family. Throughout the movie, the character, who is constantly in a state of flux and sees success as the solution to everything, shows the audience the damage that excess can cause. I really liked Ray Romano's acting in this sense, proving the harm of excessive love.

The film also stands out with the dialogues of the characters around family, work and school. It shows step by step how one life tries to dominate another life just for the sake of ambition and unknowingly drags it into an introverted life with the pressure it creates.

I think most people will see examples of themselves in this movie. When you empathize with each example, you can understand how ridiculous it is. Thus, mistakes are revealed more clearly. It also teaches us to learn from mistakes. The conversations that take place in warm and sincere environments make you realize the importance and value of family.

Let's talk about the final scene of the movie; most of the time I avoid making sentences that are definitive and that will connect what happens next, but what I am going to say now will stay out of this. I'm talking about the best scene in any movie I've ever seen. The final scene of the movie was the best scene in any movie I've ever seen, and I've put the dialog in that scene in the title.

I don't recommend you to go through a single sentence and think about how it could be the best scene because you won't understand anything. Instead, try to watch the movie from the beginning, digesting it from the beginning, and slowly move to the final scene, knowing the whole story. May the smile on your face at the final scene never be absent from your life! May every movie you watch be the best movie you have ever seen in your life and your entertainment. Have a good time!

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