One of these structures appears in the background while a character tells his girlfriend that he "luffs" her, because "love" is too weak a word. A famous shot that includes one of these structures is accompanied by the song "Someone to Watch Over Me" on the soundtrack, and depicts two characters who ran into each other at a fundraiser at the MOMA in the bottom-right corner. Mary Wilkie and Isaac Davis sit talking on a (*) bench beneath one of these structures in an iconic shot from Woody Allen's Manhattan. The title characters participate in a battle for one of these structures before going to the Sad Hill Cemetery in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Major Clipton exclaims "Madness! Madness!" after a character destroys one of these by collapsing on an explosive plunger. A group of prisoners who whistle the "Colonel Bogey March" are forced to build one of these st
One of these structures appears in the background while a character tells his girlfriend that he "luffs" her, because "love" is too weak a word. A famous shot that includes one of these structures is accompanied by the song "Someone to Watch Over Me" on the soundtrack, and depicts two characters who ran into each other at a fundraiser at the MOMA in the bottom-right corner. Mary Wilkie and Isaac Davis sit talking on a (*) bench beneath one of these structures in an iconic shot from Woody Allen's Manhattan. The title characters participate in a battle for one of these structures before going to the Sad Hill Cemetery in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Major Clipton exclaims "Madness! Madness!" after a character destroys one of these by collapsing on an explosive plunger. A group of prisoners who whistle the "Colonel Bogey March" are forced to build one of these structures by Colonel Saito in a 1957 David Lean film. For 10 points, name this kind of structure that is built on the River Kwai.
One of these structures appears in the background while a character tells his girlfriend that he "luffs" her, because "love" is too weak a word.
bridges