One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest 1975 Best scene

Was one of them Doc from Back to the future?

This is almost as bad as a town meeting.

This film has to have the best overall acting in cinema history

Mcmurphy is a christ figure. The inmates are Christians.
Nurse ratchet is the catholic church.
Flavians created Christianity to give the messianic jews a kinder gentler religion.
Mcmurphy takes them fishing, billy rats him out, judas, then kills himself. Kesey didn't write this story. Freemasonry..I am the walrus.

One of the best films I've ever watched

So sad!

The stare that Jack and the nurse give each other sets their relationship all up. In my opinion.

This should not be emulated

Totally brilliant film.

sus-spectre

Peculiar!!!!!! Never has one word before and after this had created so much laughter for the movie audience, I remember working in a movie theater as an usher when this came out and when this scene came on and the actors kept mentioning peculiar the audience would crack up laughing right up to the end of this scene when McMurphy and nurse Ratchet had their staredown

This Scene is so true
I don't know about the USA but here in South Australia group therapy does not exist.The truth about this scene is Harding arguing with Taber(Chris Lloyd from back to the future, a very underrated actor)
Harding and Taber are normal people caught up in a system that is only there to sell drugs and force their drugs onto people.
I have spent 5 years of my life locked up in their hospitals , my whole adult life dealing with people including doctors who are compulsive liers .They don't even no my name after 35 years. Even the scene where the big guy is man handled and locked up in seclusion is real..

Is this the guy who believes he’s a psychologist?

I identify so strongly with Cheswick lmao

Look at the acting across the board. Absolutely fantastic!!!!! Great movie!!!

this is what the inside of my brain feels like

This scene reminds me of Twitter. Dunno why.

The writing for this scene is brilliant. Add to that a cast of brilliant actors with an inspired director you have gold!

One of the best scenes is Jack's Oscar speech with the cast on set.

Perhaps the finest casted movie ever.

I never saw or wanted to believe that the malice in Nurse Ratched's eyes was that obvious to see. She really was evil. Louise Fletcher was a masterful actress.

At the end - the piercing look that Mac Murphy gives Nurse Ratchet is incredible, indelible and priceless. Same with the look Ratchet returns to Mac. This scene kills me.

Its called love!

Time is the limited 🎉😂😂😂😂 bla!😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊😊

I suspect that all these guys were geniuses. We just couldn't understand them.

One of the best movies ever made.

Nasty

And they were all voluntary…

Who was the quiet nurse to the side? What a little hottie

Some days in NYC, after 11pm, this is the 4 train❤😂

this is real life

Movies aren’t what people think they are.

Man if this wasn’t my Middle and High school life

I’m tired and it’s
a lot of balony and I’m tired 😂

Love watching these scenes from all types of films but the comments are just cringe. Everyone thinks far too deeply about them and tries so hard to unearth some hidden meaning that isnt even there. Like the one chump who claimed The Chief is the main character. No, he really isnt. He symbolises a lot but thats where it ends. Yall need to stop trying so hard to act intelligent and just enjoy the damned scene!

Such range of character Christopher Lloyd played in his career.

holy shit that blank stare from Rachet at the end, when you realize she started the whole thing with one simple question about his wife.

it always make me chuckle when Chris Lloyd goes "knock the shit off and get to the point" because he wants to call him a fag already

He was 49 here? I would have guessed early 60s. All that smoking they did back then really aged them.

To all the wanna be intelligent film critics writing there comments here..... I'm tired and it's a lot of baloney

The productivity of group therapy.

I have always seen Nicholson as a sexust. I never saw any movie he did where he showed repect for the main women characters. He was alwsys contemptuous, disrespectfu, angry and nany times violent in scenes with women. I understand he was a male who had a lot of one nighters and that is considered a sign of manhood in men. I see it as a sign of disrepect for himself and the women he woukd nevrr commit to. I feel in Nicholson a rage toward women, at least on screen.

The gold standard. And always will be.

The acting in this scene is class

Always “suspected” that Harding was a lawyer who had a mental breakdown, and checked himself in. He’s by far the most intelligent and articulate one of the group.

The dude sounds like Willy Wonka

The word of the day is………peculiar.

....MARY ANNE ....😂😂😂

That movie is an absolute masterpiece.