Best haircut scene

Just wondering. What do you think is the best haircuting scene in a mainstream movie. One reader suggested "The Con" about a week ago. It was a good before/after shot, but very little of the transformation was shown. The same could be said about Geena Davis' makeover in "The Lond Kiss goodnight." Tell me what you think.

-Stu

I found the best haircut ever shown in a movie the one in "Naked Tango". The actress Mathilda May, in the US probably only known from her role in the sci-fi lifeforce, gets a forced makeover from long to the classic Louise Brooks Bob. The actual cutting scene is only short but the look is just great

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This thread makes no sense...there is no such thing as a good hair cutting scene. I don't understand the concept. How about best hair growing or showing scene instead?
Chris

My favorite is "DEADBOLT" Justine Bateman is held hostage in her apartment and her captor gives her a bob haircut.

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I agree with the post that a "best" haircut scene has to be drastic, and I just remembered another good one, in a movie called "Deep In The Heart." In the movie, an actress with waist-length blonde hair (Karen something) goes into a salon and gets it all cut off. The entire initial cut of the ponytail at the nape is shown, lasting about half a minute. The character was a schoolteacher who had been sexually assaulted while on a date. Depressed and angry, she seeks counseling from a priest, and then the next scene is at the hairdresser's. Before the cut, while her hair is wet, the hairdresser asks her, "Are you sure?" She answers, whispering yet determined, "I'm sure." The camera then focuses on the cutting. After the ponytail is cut, the hairdresser says, "Now, how short did you want it?" The rest of the haircut is not shown, but the very next scene is the actress entering school the next day with a very short, layered cut. The movie was produced in the mid-80's by a Canadian company, I think, although set in Texas (hence the title "Deep in the Heart"). Several years ago it was available in video stores, but it doesn't seem as available now. Only once have I noticed it listed on TV. Very good scene.

Whaddya mean? Unless you're referring to the bit in "American Werewolf in London" where hair sprouts out of the guys face at an alarming rate, or mayble a similar scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video - otherwise, no comprendo.