These Are The Most Pause-Worthy Movie Scenes

The Graduate

This film about a young man who moves back in with his parents after college came out back in 1967. The most "pausable" scene was when Mrs. Robinson brazenly locks Benjamin in a room and strips down. This taboo film might've raised eyebrows at the time, but nowadays, it's this pause-worthy scene that gets talked about the most.

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