We have a new one up this week: Waiting to Exhale ... things and puts them in a car and lights that thang on fire. Her monologue alone is worth watching the scene over and over.

The fire in the opulent automobile represents the pure rage that is at the center of comfortable lives and is the essence of “Waiting to Exhale.” The movie stays with Bernadine as she tries to ...

In "Before He Cheats," a revenge-fantasy song about one-upping a cheating boyfriend, Underwood sings of scratching up her soon-to-be ex's car ... the now infamous Waiting to Exhale turn as ...

The scene involving Parham started off giving peak Waiting To Exhale vibes ... when the flame intended for the car alone, ended up too powerful for the fire-starter who was caught in the act.