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Posted by Matt Holmes
This week’s great movie scene features Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men. The scene is the confession of Nicholson’s character Col. Nathan R. Jessep in what is one of the most intensely acted scenes of both men’s careers.
Watch below to see if “you can handle the truth”.
categories - Greatest Scenes

From this movie, I almost think the best scene is the one during lunch outside where Nicholson’s Jessup dresses down both Cruise and Moore. Powerful stuff.
Any film starring Jack Nicholson will always deserve a look at and his new movie, The Departed, is no exception. Even at 69 years old, Nicholson is the most interesting character in this film. I definately recommend this flick.