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Already mentioned years ago.
Take a guess. I’m betting there weren’t a lot of Eisenstein fans in the audience.
Why all the rules? I had two examples, but not a third, so I’ll wait until I can find one more.
ETA: Hmmm, I see a lot of others have ignored the “two, then one more” rule. Guess that’s what happens if people consider the parameters needless…
… but I can’t! Damn my rule-following upbringing.
The final action scene of the entire John Wick film series has Keanu Reeves fight a small army of European thugs up… and down… and up… and down… and up the Rue Foyatier stairs to Sacré-Cœur in Paris.
Am I confused? I could have sworn the OP said to post two examples.
But since no one else seems to have seen that bit, I’ll just add one more: The Spanish Steps, in Roman Holiday.
Eh, that was 9 1/2 years ago. Who remembers back that far?
I’m surprised no one mentioned the stairs in the Brady Bunch house…it was like another character in the show.
Someone did.
But also, it’s a TV show and OP was looking for movies.
An American Werewolf in London. The stairs in the tube station…
And the “Moscow” (really Helsinki) metro in Firefox.
Does The Third Man count? There were lots of stairs in the tunnels.
There were some impressive futuristic stairs in the 1936 Things to Come
The staircase down which the creepy ghosts descended in Poltergeist always unnerved me.
The Small House of Uncle Thomas. Praise to Buddha! Praise to Buddha!
A mention here for Joaquin Phoenix’s dance down a street stairway in the Bronx in Joker.
Go nuts. Fill your boots.
Was reading through the he thread looking to see if this was mentioned. Very surprised to not see it mentioned earlier.
Whoops, forgot to quote: I was referencing the scene from The Untouchables.
The Office’s Ed Ames getting quite understandably emotional over Jack Black getting ditched by a stair-lift user.
Ed Helms?