The Iconic Breakfast Order Scene | Phantom Thread

It's easy, bro
Just be yourself, bro

Color on her face at the start of the scene!

If he really loved her,he should have asked her to join right there. He has food on his mind dinner wtf

It is a terror movie

Superb. He has certainly got his appetite back. Brilliantly played scene.

He never asked for bacon.

In that first moment where she trips and blushes… How on earth is you’re acting so good that you can blush on cue? Wow

Imagine being the waitress, going through all this shit, and then thinking: "Wow. I really fancy that guy"

It' s look like a beautifull painted picture

YOu know this breakfast would cost close to $30 - $40 in Australia today

Wow! What a scene!

SUCH a fine actor ....hope he does more in the future. Truely the finest actor alive.

Perfect. Just perfect. ❤

What movie?

I hate this movie so much. I hate with a passion. It’s right up there with Eagles’ Hotel California and damp towels.

I’m hungry now

When I first saw this movie in the theater, I wondered when they would serve the rabbit. Rarebit is a word and dish I have learned subsequently.

Favrouite Film

It seems like it's the ending, but it's the beginning of a life long romance

A stunning movie with a powerful idea at its heart. She feeds him what he needs. The entrancing genius needs to have the selfishness of a psychopath to succeed at his elevated level, but he also needs her humanity, love and strength, and willingly eats what she knows he needs. It starts with a perfect breakfast, perfectly delivered.

What movie is this please???

name of movie?🤔

That was kind of seductive, but is it just me, or was it also a bit creepy?

suspenseful

❤🥰🤗
Daniel Day Lewis.

I prefer the breakfast scene from Five Easy Pieces

There should a sexfast restaurant where we can order lovely waitresses to serve whatever needs we have

🪷🌟♥️🦋👑You know by ♥️something sparkling ✨✨✨

Well, to me the whole scene is vapid. Absolutely vapid. Filled with meaningless long pauses. Discussing a banal and superficial topic. The most trivial kind of behavior imaginable. I mean, you have to diminish yourself, as an actor, in order to behave this way. How tiresome. I think back to the film Rebecca, and the first meeting between the two principals, and how vastly superior it was to this kind of twaddle. Film, my friends, as an artistic medium, is worn out. It's reached the point of derivatives imitating derivatives imitating scenes and events which were marvelous in the heyday of film making, but are only meager echoes now of that former greatness. For about 100 years, Greek tragedy reached great heights, and then for centuries and centuries thereafter it was all second rate crap. That's about where film is ending up now... Pfffft.

and a defiblirator in case he starts dying at the table

It's a great movie. I don't understand why it didn't have a proper PR.

A sweet scene, well done. I didn't believe any of it.

Iconic?

There will be food.

What’s the drink he ordered?

I have never seen this film. Would it be a good one for me and the wifey??

Love

I prefer the breakfast scene in falling down

Bacon is haraaaam

He should have ordered one milkshake for her, and as soon as she started drinking it, he should've grabbed it from her and said "I drink your milkshake, slrpslrpslpr".

At first I thought it was the Mr Creosote sketch from Monty Python

Breakfast slag.

Meanwhile whenever I go to a restaurant, I always get a waitress like the one from Hell or High Water.

Love the sound design. Hearing dishes and cups clinking with busy footsteps in contrast with the soft dialogue made this movie so alluring.

That breakfast order grossed me out.

PTA and his Kubrick fetish

Babish!!! Where are you!!!

OK, so I have NO IDEA what that scene is from, but whatever it is, I'd definitely like to see it now. What just happened? How could something so simple, be so .... perfect .... Am I the only one who now wishes that would happen to me? I'll definitely be watching that clip again ..... and probably again ...

whats the name of the movid

If there is a more beautiful specimen of masculinity , I can't think of one. Maybe Sir Anthony Hopkins? They're just so deliciously intelligent and gracious.