TAKE THIS WALTZ - clip: Amusement Ride 

This is one of the all time movie scenes. Watch Luke Kirby's face go from excitment , to yearning, to sorrow back to excitment then back to reality. Their chemistry is electric! Luke Kirby is amazing.

"New things get old too"

THIS is the most powerful scene in the history of relationship cinema.

This song is really perfect for the movie because the theme of how new things get old is present in the film. So, "Video Killed the Radio Star" is very much talking about a way in which something old is being taken over and replaced.

goose bumps every time!! long live sara polley

I think this is one of the most honest films about relationships I've seen in a looooong time. Perfectly sums up our generation; I recognised myself and my friends so many times in this movie. And when the music cuts out just as she's embracing the song, it's the perfect metaphor... not subtle... but spot on. I loved it. (also I've never laughed my guts up and wanted to ball my eyes out during one movie so much in my life).

Honeymoon phases are always exciting.

Luke Kirby is killing me! He is so amazing!

this film was such a heartbreaker !!

The complete range in emotions in both Michelle Williams and Luke Kirby in this scene is just beautiful.

This wasn't the best film, but it had some truly fantastic moments; this was one of them.

I went on this ride today at the Centerville amusement park with my kids, twice. Both times I got the ride attendant to play this song for the ride. Exact same Rida and exact same song!

Chemistry is amazing! Luke Kirby just so gorgeous!

love the ending of this scene: Snap, back to reality.

This scene is one of the greatest among the greats in movie history Its hands down my favorite scene and major kudos for the exemplary display of how we have the capacity to escape reality (via denial or a mindful decision) to induldge our fantasies, even at the cost of losing our partner's and family....all for 7mins. on a carnival ride (although a very cool one).That 7mins of letting go and giving in to our primitive desires and to fuck off all responsibilities, everyone else's feelings&break social norms is an EXTREMELY tempting,delicious and dangerous place to be in.I've felt the way Michelle's character felt.It's euphoric and feels as if the ride will never end.We can convince ourselves that the "ride" is now reality and give ourselves permission to choose fantasy over what's best for us . However, the stark white lights of reality will always come on and slap you back into the real world.We can make dumb decisions trying to recreate the feeling believing its real enough to leave due to the false belief that following our "feelings" leaving the brain out, is rational.I'm babbling but I've been on that ride and three lights always came on.I'd try to recreate, daydream and chase that 7mins. like a euphoric love junkie and break my own heart.Thankfully I was able to invite my brain to participate before making decisions even with my every atom wants to collide and devour my temptation.I believe it comes with maturity.I will still induldge but I know it's only for a moment.Ask myself if the moment is worth whatever repercussion.I have said fuck it that 7mins is worth it whatever heartache comes next...and it always does.

Saw this scene for the first time yesterday. Probably my favorite movie scene of all time.

this part is just genius and the loft scene when she finally gets what she wants. i love this movie!

this is the Scrambler at Centreville (Toronto Islands). Best ride ever.

LOVE this movie and this is my favorite scene. You experience so many emotions from the characters here.

Seems to me you wanted it to do what evvverrry other rom com would do, which is fair enough we want it to work out for them... But What Sarah Polley did was show us the truth. Relationships are rarely perfect... the grass is never greener forever. I applaud her honesty. The sex was perfect in my opinion because it made me (and you it seems?) feel horrible... horrible because that's exactly what you picture the person you love doing when they leave you. It's heartbreaking. And spot on.

I love the way they look at each other. The longing of life.

Infidelity summed up perfectly in less than 3 minutes.

michelle williams and carey mulligan could play sisters

I love Sarah Polley as a director, beautiful imagery, truly

This was a stellar scene in an otherwise miswritten movie.

Exactly what I thought after seeing this film. It was kind of very sad story. But this scene is great!

one of the. Best

I absolutely LOVE this scene!

Probably my favorite scene.

If you were also the "Seth Rogen" sometime in your life this movie might hurt a bit, but you will feel better for having seen it

tame impala endors toi!

Couldn't agree more, me and my girlfriend were just confused by that part of what is a great film. This scene just gripped me though. Haven't stopped playing the song since.

Did you learn your lesson?

La primer película que vi con el amor de mi vida en ese cinecito de Loreto , lloro al escuchar la canción, siempre te amare mi niña roja.

At NUNO OLIVERA- exactly, agreed.

I work where this was filmed haha

great-let it go-joy

Let's go again.

This film wasn't meant to be the best. But instead send a message to people who take gaps in relationships as an invitation to start seeing another person.

this make me cry , very empty T_T

I wonder if that ride is actually at Centerville in Toronto

Qual o nome dessa mucica???

I love this part. Absolutely beautiful movie. It would have been perfect if the beginning wasn't so sloppily written.

como se llama esa cancion? si alguien me lo pudiera decir porfavor!

Love love love2

Only came here for the shoulder dance 😂

Thanks for your apology and I look forward to you coming to see my films someday.

What is this song call??

Isn't the song a bit higher pitched than the original? Is it intended in the movie or is it just this video?

what song is this?

O nome da música é: " Video killed the radio star".

alguien me puede decir como se llama la canción ?

Es: The Buggles - Video killed the Radio Star

alguem sabe o nome dessa musica

Anyway, sorry I offended... welcome to the internet!

One final thought: I realized it's not the sex/menage-a-trois that bothered me per se. I loved "Henry and June" and "Gia," for example. I am not a prude. What BOTHERED me -- and I'm not interested in an argument, we have different opinions -- is that the excessive sex did not seem like a natural evolution for HER character. Also, it seemed too quickly rendered.

What name music???

NO. I loved "Casablanca" and "Broadcast News", for example. Perhaps it didn't need to end when she turned to him at the water, but I was sickened by the menage-a-trois episodes. I've not only seen hundreds of movies in my 51 years but I've reviewed them and written them. As for relationships, I have had dozens of those, too, and know they are messy. The idea that I want films to end tidily means you don't know me. Of course you don't.

Buggles - Video killed the radio star

The only reason it's good is because of the music (Buggles - yeah !). Apart that, what is the point of this scene ?

Did you even read what I wrote? We were supposed to be sickened. Watching someone you love move on is sickening. You have an impressive cv but it doesn't meant you're right, You're a writer? So what? Someone wrote every clichéd film out there. Guess what Sarah Poley is a writer too and I much prefer her honest, original vision to yours. I don't know what your age has to do with it either, it just fits with my claim that the film is of my generation. Maybe it just wasn't for you?

This film had so much potential but it ruined the whole thing. It just fucking ruined it. Lame.