The Most Philosophical Jokes Ever Told - by Ricky Gervais

If coke and weed had a chat

White Mane :The Wild Horse | A Cinematic Poem

How a Teen Outsmarted the World No. 1 – The Day a 17-Year-Old Shocked the Tennis World 🎾🔥

A Grandfather, a Genius, and a Song – Michel Simon sings Gainsbourg’s “L’Herbe tendre”

The Smartest Escape? This Woman's Genius Move!

La Philosophie de Levinas : Quand le Judaïsme Éclaire le Sens de l'Humain

They could've just written "One Year Later"... but instead chose to film this masterful sequence

Marilyn Monroe and Groucho Marx : Their First and Last Scene Together

John Boorman's Brillant Political Allegory On The Psychology Of Oppression

Johnny Depp Mimics Marlon Brando While Reflecting on the Circus of Fame

Priceless : George Lucas reacts to the Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens teaser (2015)

Documentary : Steve Jobs' Untold Story

Insanely Great Steve Jobs rare footage conducting a presentation in 1980

The Breeze That Made History : Marilyn Monroe’s Most Iconic Moment  

Devastating and Haunting Reinterpretation of "New York, New York" by Carey Mulligan in "Shame" 2011

Brassens Sings Paul Fort’s Poetry Before His Widow — A Moment of Pure Emotion

“La Mauvaise Herbe” – Brassens’ Anthem of Liberty, Rebellion, and Radical Individualism

Brassens Sings “La Mauvaise Réputation” – A Raw, Intimate Performance with Just Guitar and Bass

Brassens Sang “À L’Ombre Des Maris” with a Symphony Orchestra — Unmissable

Brassens with Orchestra – A Unique “Corne d’Aurochs” You’ve Never Heard Before

The One and Only Time Brassens Sang “Les Copains d’abord” with a Symphony Orchestra – Magical Moment

Lalo Schifrin : Mission Accomplished – Piano & Baton on His Masterpiece (1995 Live)

This French Song Quietly Predicted the Reign of Mediocrity : "The King" by Georges Brassens

The Most Beautiful Song Ever Written for a Film : ‘Au Bois De Mon Cœur’ by Georges Brassens

"The Madman Ballad" : A French Surreal Masterpiece by Charles Trenet

"Purple Rain" (live) : The Unexpected Powerhouse Performance from Adam Levine

"Il ragazzo della Via Gluck" : Adriano Celentano (live, Verona 2012)

This Is Not Just A Dance — It’s A Life Lesson Set To Music : Zorba the Greek's final scene

The Last Minute of "Farewell, Friend" : Alain Delon / Charles Bronson

Retrospect Revealed : Bibi's "Be Patient" Sign & The Dawn of Rising Lion

"Forêts paisibles" : 7 Stunning Versions of Rameau’s Hypnotic Baroque Masterpiece

Fury and Grace : Berthollet Sisters Perform Vivaldi’s “Winter” Live (The Four Seasons)

The Voice of Defiance : Yves Montand Sings WWII Resistance Anthem (Live) “Le Chant des Partisans”

The Greatness of The Samouraï

"Why the Hairdressers?": Godard’s Most Chilling Line About Antisemitism

Sammy Davis Jr.: The Unforgettable Tribute to a Legend (Kennedy Center Honors 1987)

The Iconic "Peter Gunn" Theme : Live Symphony's Electrifying Rendition

Moments Before Disaster : You All Know What Happens Next

"America" : The Enduring Relevance of West Side Story's Iconic Song

The Sad Magic of Mister Cellophane – Fosse, Chaplin, and the Invisible Man

The Sexy Brilliance of Fosse's 'When You're Good to Mama' (Chicago)

Treme's Masterpiece Opening: Why "Sing Sing Sing" Is Pure Cinematic Genius

Treme's "Milenberg Joys" : Pure Musical Magic

Treme's "Slip Away" Funeral Scene : A Masterclass in Cinematic Storytelling

Ennio Morricone Conducts 'Once Upon a Time in the West' (Live, Venice 2007) - A Timeless Masterpiece

Ennio Morricone Full Concert in Venice 2007 - The Legendary Concert Conducted by the Maestro Himself

Ennio Morricone Conducts ‘Deborah's Theme’ Once Upon A Time in America | Venice, 2007

Ennio Morricone Conducts "The Sicilian Clan" (Live in Venice 2007)

Ennio Morricone Conducts ‘The Ecstasy of Gold’ (The Good, The Bad and The Ugly) | Venice, 2007

The Iconic "If I Were a Rich Man" - Fiddler on the Roof (1971 Movie Scene with Chaim Topol)

A Cinematic Rock Masterpiece : Slash Does 'The Godfather' Theme (Live, Tokyo '92) - Epic Guitar Solo

The Genius of Bob Fosse "Cell Block Tango": Masterpiece That Still Haunts & Thrills

When 'Can’t Take My Eyes Off You' Echoed Louder Than War : The Last Night of Innocence

The 'Re-Enlistment Blues' That Amplifies the Unspoken in "From Here to Eternity"

Le Petit Monde de Georges Brassens (live)

Joe Cocker : "Hymn For My Soul" (live in Paris)

Nile Rodgers' guitar riff "Le Freak" (1978) : The Most Iconic Riff in Pop Music History

Ayo : "Down On My Knees" (acoustic live)

No Words Needed : Dueling Banjos as Cinematic Dialogue