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Butch & Sundance go out in a blaze of glory
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Date: Thu. Nov. 8 2007 2:17 PM ET
The moment
Trapped in a bunker in Bolivia, the brothers in arms decide it's time to go out together in a blaze of Glory.
Why we get choked
They've been through thick and thin as bandits extraordinaire, so when they decide they want to die together, is there anything nobler than that? Pass the hanky.
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Next: Rudy is carted off the field >
Maybe it's that moment when Wind in his Hair asks Dances with Wolves if he can see that "he is his friend" and tells him that he "will always be [his] friend" that we missed.
Do you agree that this moment is one of the best?
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Interesting read. Makes me wonder if the incidence of serious mental health issues was always so prevalent and well hidden, or if it is one of those expanding problems. If expanding, what is the actual cause, and does modern work naturally exacerbate the problems?
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Kurt Bagelmann
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"Miracle", when the US Olympic Hockey Team defeats the big, bad Russians. It's even more poignant with Al Michael's famous line..Do you believe in Miracles...YES!", Herb Brooks' classy exit to let the players have the glory and now we know that Brooks would later be killed in a car crash. It gets me every time I see the actual footage or the movie scene.
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