Pride 2014 - Dance scene (Shame, Shame, Shame' By Shirley & Company)

"I would believe only in a God that knows how to dance". Friedrich Nietzsche

"Shame, Shame, Shame" By Shirley & Company

[sunshineforce]

this film is for ever on my, ,feel good movies” list from now on. This is is hilarious and makes you want to disco.

[fellini]

I watch PRIDE at least once a month. So well written, performed and so inspirational!!

[doonthevolleywitommyplayin]

As a straight guy, I honestly believe this scene taught me more on how to be a proper man than any other war/crime movie could teach me. Amazing scene. I got brought up to not hate Gay men but dislike these men,  and  sadly it was frowned upon in my environment through my teenage years. But I will tell you this ( I hope I don't sound patronising!) I have spent a lot of time with Gay guys, lesbians, transgender etc. and I will tell you this, amazing time! We are all human :) and if it feels right to you... then it is right! I have honestly learned how to be a proper man from Gay guys than straight guys.

[mimiluluXx]

in my opinion, this is one of the most life-affirming scenes in a film from recent years. i hope pride goes down in history as a brilliant and culturally significant film, because its message of solidarity is just as important now

[SuperSausageDog]

This is the best part of the film. It makes me smile and gives me huge goosebumps!!! One of my favourite films, can't watch the ending without crying each time!! All the actors are bloody fantastic and have been cast so well. A truly uplifting story!

[madgemuso]

Dominic West’s character’s dancing in this scene reminds me so much of a friend of mine from Uni who is sadly no longer with us. He was always the first and last man on the dance floor. RIP John, thank you for the dances we shared.

[jen-heartofglass]

Nothing sexier than a man who can dance😊😄

[ferntom]

The overlapping of songs produced one of the most beautiful sounds I have ever heard .

[Beth]

I watched Pride for the first time last night and was blown away by it. This scene is one of the best in the film and had me smiling throughout.

[kentvanhelsing]

Just excellent film; this scene was killer. Added ochestration to Shirley & Co.'s original was a nice touch.

[milesyeoman]

im studying this film for film studies and this is one of the most meaningful scenes in the whole film

[maidofthenorth]

Brilliant film, with a fantastic cast, great story and great music.  Some of the real Pride who inspired this film were at the Miner's Gala in Durham last year. Amazing day. A film that made me laugh and also feel sad,   Even my husband liked it!

[ramraider]

his quote is so true though god don't we all miss disco

[mikeheff]

The best scene in this fantastic movie!

[ThisLeprechaunWrites]

Beautiful introduction of the added French Horns @ 1:49

[moriarteadarling-]

Everytime I feel sad I come back to this clip or watch the movie, it just feels like a big hug

[kcunning]

Dominic West rocks! What a joyous scene. Loved the film.

[derrickpatterson]

One of the best films I’ve watched in 10 years! I stumbled upon this movie one night and watched it because I was bored. It quickly became an all time favourite. I’ve probably watched it 20 times.

[superboiler]

Great film, wonderful acting by every single one of the cast. I lived in the valleys through the miners' strike and saw first hand the strong emotions which took place every single day for a year. It shaped my political views forever. Pride captures a very special story within that conflict and the expressions on the miners' faces in this scene are exactly what you would expect. Dominic West was spellbinding.

[SUPERSTUDIO]

This movie made me fucking sob OMG. One of my top favorites ever!!!!