Hawaiian Phonecall | Punch-Dunk Love | CineStream

Barry Egan (Adam Sandler) impulsively goes to Hawaii and decides to call Lena (Emily Watson).

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Punch-Drunk Love (Paul Thomas Anderson/2002) SYNOPSIS: A psychologically troubled novelty supplier is nudged towards a romance with an English woman, all the while being extorted by a phone-sex line run by a crooked mattress salesman, and purchasing stunning amounts of pudding.

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[lootinthegluten]

I love the light in the phone booth illuminating when Lena picks up the phone

[emma_zunz]

I love how Barry awkwardly tries to greet Lena by shaking hands, but Lena just straight up kisses him.

[calowenby]

Barry and Lena’s kiss is one of the most iconic shots of all time, and for good reason. What a phenomenal movie.

[jasonhoule]

I just fell in love again for the first time in a long time so I just had to watch this clip.

[neekolass]

I liked the part where he yells at his sister I wish they included that

[guscox]

her: "whens the last time you had a girlfriend?"
him: "... were you ever married?"
LOL

[luizfernandoloureiroferreira]

the voice's of shelley duvall in this song its so cute

[WhirlingMusic]

Damn. I love when he yells at his sister. It's hilarious.

[JGPRIME]

Might the best romantic scene I've ever seen.

[lanolinlight]

Bold and sincere classical filmmaking beats all the CGI in the world.

[Liam-ighf]

“I think they have those scenes in movies because they’re true. You know, because they *really* happen”

[Chan.]

Such a underrated great movie and the song...oh the song, perfection

[josheldridge]

Their being the only two people in that hall until they kiss is a beautiful little touch that warms me much in the same way as in The Producers when the Lincoln Center fountain erupts after Gene Wilder agrees to help Zero Mostel produce a flop.

[scotsbillhicks]

I find it a struggle to watch it all the way through. Sandler’s character is agony to behold but like raisins in a muffin there are such delights within. Sandler probably should get royalties from carpet cleaners for all the drinks spilled when people see him put the pedal to the metal. Phillip Seymour Hoffman, and this perfect distillation of a man’s hope, longing, loneliness and desperation just perfectly communicated. The director cutting to silhouette so it could be anyone, and both of them forming that little heart shape as they cling to each other.

[creativeguy]

My all time favorite Adam Sandler movie. LOVE IT SO MUCH.

[noseholekibi]

this scene is so simple yet so beautiful 💞

[bastiaanschouwink]

This movie is such a fever dream man love it

[dynamicdave]

He went for the handshake, but she went for the kiss!

[delrey]

I wish the PTA and Adam Sandler would work together again.

[marty]

The first time I watched this movie I thought it was a bit odd. I did not watch it again for a long time. I watched it again a few months after meeting the girl who would eventually become my wife. It perfectly captures the feeling of falling in love when you weren’t expecting it.