Favourite Movie Scenes

Beautifully done in every way. Fox's physical reactions - especially how he stumbles several times, obviously severely disoriented really sells it.

 

This is one of my favorite scenes, for sheer impact. On the other hand, I'll never watch it again.

I don't think there's anything NSFW here - just some terrible sounds and a violent crime, but I don't remember there being any real blood or gore.

 

Godfather- Act Like A Man-

 

Well

There is one that has stuck with me for years since I was kid. Who knows why. I dont know the name of the movie but in it a brown haired boy is cooking something I guess and suddenly the pot lid blows through the brown shingled roof.

 

Any ideas to the name?

 

CLASSIC CARRY ON CLIPS: UP THE KHYBER (DINNER PARTY SCENE)

"Oh dear. Har-har-har… I seem to have got a little plastered..."

That's class.

 

From That Thing You Do when Del Paxton first meets Guy Patterson at the jazz club, decides that he likes him, and offers him some sage advice based on his experiences as a musician.

I really wish there was a YouTube for that scene.

This scene, later in the movie is just as good .

 

?-no, sorry.

 

Nice Thread, OP!

Scene: Walk Like A Man
Movie: Heart And Souls

 

Scene: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
Movie: Always

 

Paul Newman and Piper Laurie in The Hustler

 

Zorba, teach me to dance!

 

Closing of James Joyce's The Dead, from John Huston's film of the story

 

Lonesome Dove (any scene!) - Have to go w/one w/(Captain "Gus" McCrae) Robert Duvall & (Captain Woodrow F. Call) Tommy Lee Jones
The Gus McCrae School Of Bartending

 

"Broadsword calling Danny Boy!"

Oh, come on, this one's got to be included...

 

Movie: All Of Me
Scene: Private Conversation after "transfer of souls/bodies" - "I'm The Right Side, You're The Left..."

 

High Fidelity, "Vince and Justin"

 

Okay...last one:
Movie: You've Got Mail
Scene: Blind Date "It Almost Looks Like.../Kathleen Kelly" Dave Chappelle/Tom Hanks

 

Movie: Empire Records
Scene: AC/DC "If You Want Blood"

 

"It's baseball season" Bugs as Game Warden to Elmer.

 

Even after all the ridiculous sequels to the original Jurassic Park, and the many times I've seen the original 1993 film (including in the theater), this scene still amazes me - still has the magic after all these years of why we love the cinematic experience. For me, it captures beautifully the wonder and the magic of films. The soundtrack and musical score by John Williams also had a huge part to play, especially in this scene but still stop and enjoy every minute of it. A lot of it is nostalgia as well, as it reminds me so much of growing up and coming of age during this time period. Not often does the "hype" of a movie live up to expectations, but this movie really held its own.

 

The Rear Window ring scene in Thorwald's apartment

 

A great western. Robert Duvall is fantastic in it.

 

Good movie. Glad it's finding the audience it deserves. IIRC didn't do so well in initial release

 

"Not I."