Your favorite scene from A Hard Day's Night

[lennonfan]

What's your favorite scene from A Hard Day's Night? I like the part with the man on the train - "I fought the war for your sort", "I bet you're sorry you won". ;D And the scene with John in the bathtub.

[haightashbury9]

Definately the bathtub scene! Let me see....I also like the part where they leave and play around in the field...."Sorry we hurt your field mister!"

[~Lennon Girl~]

I love the running amuck seen.

[nowheregirl]

I like the "you look just like him" scene.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=elsQ5XD5ssY

[BudgieWudgieWeed]

BATHTUB! and the part they're running around in the open field ^^ I laffed SUCH a lot whilst first watching it ^^,

[Paola Lennon]

John in the bathtub!! It's so lovely and funny!!! And when he says " I now declare this bridge open!" *Hehehe*

[nocturnalquadruped]

I love the "This Boy" scene with Ringo wandering around aimlessly, mainly because Ringo said years later that "that was the scene where I got all the good reviews for being a great actor, let me tell you I had just got back from a night on the town and there was no acting involved I felt like S**T. lol

[monkey99]

The I Should Have Known Better scene, as that is such a great song

[givepeaceachance]

nocturnalquadruped said:

I love the "This Boy" scene with Ringo wandering around aimlessly,

Same here, that is such a great scene. I also like the scene where they're singing If I Fell because thats my favourite song from the film, and the whole opening scene on the train.

[strawberryfields8]

I like the bathtub scene (of course), the whole train scene, and when they are running in the field. I'm starting to like the scene more with George talking to those people about the shirts. I thought it was kind of weird at first, but it's actually really funny!

[onolennon]

I love the 'You Look Like Him' scene and that bit you've mentioned, strawberryfields8. When George says 'I'll have a bash' and 'It's dead grotty' I can't help laughing. I think the lines in the film are a bit 'addictive': I'm always quoting them.

These are the ones I often use:
- I'll have a bash
- dead grotty
- we're good friends
- turn left at Greenland
- I'm a mocker
- it's a laugh a line with Lennon
- I'm just taller than you are
- he's a king mixer
- hey mister, can we have our ball back?
- it's not my fault, I come from a long line of electricians
- how do you reckon that one out?
- he's not your grandfather
- up the workers and all that stuff
- it's me active compensatory factor
- hiding behind a smokescreen of bourgeois cliches
- have I said something amiss?
- he's only a casual acquaintance
- I just thought that it sounded distinguished-like
- I now declare this bridge open

... but to name a few I think you can't help it, you find yourself quoting them all the time!