If There Was An Academy Award Given For "Best Monologue In A Motion Picture," Which Scenes Would've For Sure Won?

Scenes so good, they literally require no other actors.

So this past weekend, I was doing my yearly rewatch of Sleepless in Seattle — I will not be taking further questions on that at this time — and it got to the moment when Rita Wilson gives her wonderfully relatable little monologue about the ending of An Affair to Remember.

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Anyway, this got me to thinking, if there was an Academy Award category for "Best Monologue Delivered by an Actor in a Motion Picture," what scene(s) do you think definitely would've taken home the gold?

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Perhaps you'd nominate something absolutely haunting, like the "Cool Girl" monologue delivered by Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl.

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Or maybe your vote would go to something simply heart-wrenching, like Viola Davis's incredible monologue in Doubt.

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Or perhaps you'd go with something more recent, like Ke Huy Quan's monologue about love and empathy in Everything Everywhere All at Once.

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Share the movie monologue you think deserves to win this very fake Oscar category that I 100% made up (and a little bit about what makes it so great) in the comments below for a chance to be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post and/or video!

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