June 4th, 2015 / 4 Comments


Rob absolutely nails this scene, just like he does every single scene in this movie.

It’s these subtle moments that packed a punch for me, where silence speaks volumes of human connection, especially when all else seems lost.  Travelling through some kind of abyss, the interaction of these characters further sealed the deal for me.  It’s a love story like no other.  awww 🙂 Ok ok!
I laughed but was also moved by Rey’s discomfort to sit silent. Rey’s attempt at not pushing too hard when conversing with Eric was beautiful and then he steps up the feels a few notches and brings attention to the pain from his gun wound. Poor bugger – I really wanted to take him off the screen and make it all better. Eric however did the best he could under the circumstances (bless). While this is going on, they tell us all we need to know of how dire things really are.  So endearing the way they keep their cool about it.
I felt this was a pivotal moment and is slightly lost in translation when not viewed in full context of the film.  Which means I need to watch the whole movie again and soon!


RPAU Golden Years Series: Vertigo’s Scene Choice by RPAustralia

  • Julie- Sydney Robfan
    Posted on June 04, 2015

    Love that scene. A great choice @vertigo

  • Trish
    Posted on June 05, 2015

    Two great actors showing what can be done with minimal action and dialogue. I would second Vertigo’s description by going so far as calling it a seduction scene. Rey’s vulnerability gets under Eric’s skin whether he wants it to or not. Wonderful encapsulation of their relationship in this scene – great choice, Vertigo.

  • Carmel
    Posted on June 05, 2015

    Every moment between Rey and Eric is telling and every scene the relationship shifts slightly. David is a master at this. The illusion is the minimalistic facade and dialogue. He needed actors he could trust completely to pull this off. Rob and Guy are actually sweet together. You are right Vertigo, it is a seduction.

    Just so true – a man asking if they can drive then causally dropping the information they are in dire straights.

  • Jules
    Posted on June 06, 2015

    Wonderful choice Vertigo and beautiful commentary to match, thank you so much for sharing!! 🙂

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