Favourite Movie Scenes

Who Dares Wins

The first action of the SAS against the bad guys.

(Love the last ten minutes or so too when they storm the embassy & destroy all the terrorists)

 

Once Upon A Time in the West -- yeah, somebody needs to oil that squeaky windmill.

 

lots of cool scenes in this movie

 

Another great scene from Blazing Saddles:

 

Coming To America - Mr Randy Watson with Sexual Chocolate
"That boy's good!" The foot stomp at the end with the mic drop just kills me every time.

 

Just watched this movie for the first time in years. That's Rob Reiner's mother with the killer line.

 

And of course this killer scene:

 

" Get them to sign on the line that is dotted !"

 

I used to that whole scene memorized. I could pull off probably 80% of it now.

"As you know, first prize is a Cadillac Eldorado"
"Anyone want to see second prize? A set of steak knives"
"Third price is your fired"

 

Also love the scene where Pacino's character lays right into Kevin Spacey's after he ****ed up Pacino' s deal. Classic over- the -top Pacino.

 

That is epic. “YOU CHILD!” “Who told you you could work with men??”

 

When Mozart meets everyone for the first time

 

It is impossible to pick a favorite scene from this one let alone 20 favorite scenes, but here's a fun one:

 

We all know and love this crazy scene:

 

The Country Club scene about an hour into Wes Anderson's Bottle Rocket', when Mr. Henry takes down Futureman. Drama, pathos, judo, sarcasm, etc.

"Jonathan"
"Excuse me?"
"I don't think so."

 

This whole film is hilarious but nothing tops Winters destroying the gas station.

 

A great scene in a movie full of ' em ! Especially like when Mozart improves Saliere's tribute song to him.

 

Saw this at the theatre when it came out. This scene got a huge laugh from the audience. I don' t think I ve heard a bigger one.

 

Some people won’t think this funny but it makes me laugh every time.

 

The Untouchables (1987) The stairway shoutout scene (over 9 minutes long) at union station to get the bookkeeper is one of the best! The slow motion effect was used perfectly. "You got him?" "Yea, I got him..." "Take him"

 

It hurt to watch that

Love the tune though

 

to me, easily the best scene in the movie, and possibly the best scene ever from a musical.

 

It's a fraction of a scene, but working from memory, (and I've only seen this in the theatre), when Bill Pullman wakes up in the coffin in The Serpent And The Rainbow.