Great Movie Scenes

[GoBucks]

What are some of your favorite or most memorable scenes from movie?

I'm watching "A Few Good Men" right now and the Jack Nicholson "You can't handle the truth" scene is coming up.... I love that one!

[GoBucks]

Does no one have any favorite movie scenes?

[muhadeeb99]

"300" where Gil Gerard says "Tonite we Dine in Hell". What a rallying cry!:lol:

[GoBucks]

I don't think I've seen that movie.

[muhadeeb99]

I don't think I've seen that movie.
It's about the 300 Spartans against the persian invasion at "Hell's Gate" at Thermopylae

[GoBucks]

Sound good. I'll have to check it out, I like movies with a historical theme

[blazer]

When Jack was dying in the Titanic movie. I squall every time.

[super cool ski instructor]

The Mr Blonde scene in Reservior Dogs...and if you have to ask "what scene?"...then you need to see the movie again.

[blazer]

The boat ride from Hope Floats.

[Dreamy]

The bar scene in Goodfellas. Pesci and Liota You think I'm funny? What kind of funny? The way I tawk? Funny how? I am funny what...like a clown? I am hear to amuse you? :))

[blazer]

The scene where the guy comes in to stop the wedding in Before You Say I do

[Dreamy]

Quisar (Steel Magnolias)Well don't you expect me to come to one of your churches or one of those tent-revivals with all those Bible-beaters doin' God-only-knows-what! They'd probably make me eat a live chicken!

[GoBucks]

I know I started this tread, and it may be off topic, buy every time I watch "Perfect Storm" I hope that they will make it. Chokes me up every time...

More on topic, when Charlie Sheen talks about Barnes and Eliis at the end of Platoon. Especially to the music.

[Dreamy]

I know I started this tread, and it may be off topic, buy every time I watch "Perfect Storm" I hope that they will make it. Chokes me up every time...

More on topic, when Charlie Sheen talks about Barnes and Eliis at the end of Platoon. Especially to the music.

Oh I know GoBucks. Especially because it is a true story. I remember the Andrea Gail and that terrible storm in 1991 on the North Shore and in Gloucester. Plus it has one of my favorite actresses, Diane Lane!


Bobby: Christina? Christina, can you hear me? I don't know if you can, but I'm talking to ya, baby. Do you know how much I love you? I loved you the moment I saw you. I love you now, and I'll love you forever. No goodbye. There's only love, Christina. Only love.

[blazer]

The scene in Where the Red Fern Grows where the dogs fight the cougar.

[Claymore]

True Grit, when the outlaw calls The Duke 'a one-eyed fat man'.

[bayoubill]

True Grit, when the outlaw calls The Duke 'a one-eyed fat man'.


Great scene...


Even though it's been amost 40 years since I saw the movie, I remember it well...


An aged John Wayne, playing Rooster Cogburn, is in a showdown with the bad guys, led by Robert Duvall (I think his character was named Ned). All are on horses.


Rooster tells the bad guys he's gonna take 'em all in.

Ned replies "That's bold talk for a one-eyed fat man."

to which Rooster replies "Fill your hand, you son-of-a-bitch!"

and, taking his horse's reigns in his mouth, goes at the bad guys with both barrels blazing...

[bayoubill]

BTW, here's some more great movie scenes:


http://forums.hannity.com/showthread.php?t=798291&highlight=movie

[Dreamy]

So many scenes in GWTW but this one showed her transition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgjHuOnwhFA

[super cool ski instructor]

So many scenes in GWTW but this one showed her transition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgjHuOnwhFA

Awww which scene is it?



My favorite scene in GWTW has to be when she leaves the hopsital and the whole town is going crazy....and she sees Big Sam.....that whole scene is so chaotic...I just love it.

Of course there is something about the BBQ at Twelve Oaks that I love too.

[Dreamy]

That is the one where she is on the hill at night and the sky is a rich amber and she says she will never go hungry again.

I would love to see GWTW on the big screen.

[super cool ski instructor]

I am not a big fan of tearjearkers.....I hate things that make me have no control over my emotions :))


But I submit to you...the scenes that make me sob so uncontrollably that I have to remind myself to breath.

1. Terms of Endearment.....when Emma is about to die and she looks at Aurora and just gives her a gentle wave..and then she is gone.

2. Steel Magnolias.....if you do not sob at the funeral scene....you are a robot!

3. Armageddon....the scene where Harry is talking to Grace at the end. And the scene where Sharp is "Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I've ever met."

[super cool ski instructor]

That is the one where she is on the hill at night and the sky is a rich amber and she says she will never go hungry again.

I would love to see GWTW on the big screen.

Sigh...one of the most dramatic scenes is all of cinematic history.

[Dreamy]

I am not a big fan of tearjearkers.....I hate things that make me have no control over my emotions :))


But I submit to you...the scenes that make me sob so uncontrollably that I have to remind myself to breath.

1. Terms of Endearment.....when Emma is about to die and she looks at Aurora and just gives her a gentle wave..and then she is gone.

2. Steel Magnolias.....if you do not sob at the funeral scene....you are a robot!

3. Armageddon....the scene where Harry is talking to Grace at the end. And the scene where Sharp is "Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I've ever met."

:((

The funeral scene in Imitation of Life.

[super cool ski instructor]

Good one Dreams!!!


I also submit one of my fave scenes ever:

The Tiny Dancer scene in Almost Famous.


Also a few that always make me laugh:

1. Animal House: the scene where the guys take those girls to the "black club."

2. Swingers: the scene where Jon Favreau keeps getting cut off by the chicks machine...and he keeps calling back.

3. Wedding Crashers: the tackle football scene

4. Ferris Bueller: the Abe Frohmann...Sasuage King of Chicago scene

5. Teen Wolf: "You can murder my family...you can ravage my body. But I beg you with all that is decent and holy...don't destroy my plantation"

[GoBucks]

Ferris Buller

"You killed the car"

[Claymore]

Ferris Buller

"You killed the car"

I always loved the parade. 'Twist and Shout!'

[Mustang JEB]

I love the scene in Pulp Fiction where John Travolta walks out of the head and gets lit up with his own gun by Bruce Willis.

Actually, any scene where John Travolta gets killed I find entertaining..
(that was tragic about his son though, and I am not wishing actual death on him, just movie death)

[Dreamy]

The Sluggers Wife....baseball pitching scene.....in bed. Very cute.

[blazer]

I love the wedding night scene in Yours, Mine, and Ours where the kids come in while the newlyweds are trying to get romantic.

[GoBucks]

I always loved the parade. 'Twist and Shout!'

Let's just make it easy.... the WHOLE Ferris Buller movie:lol:

[super cool ski instructor]

Let's just make it easy.... the WHOLE Ferris Buller movie:lol:

+1



Okay...I am showing my dorky side with this one.
I love the scene where Patrick Swayze is teaching Jennifer Grey how to dance, the one where Hungry Eyes plays, in Dirty Dancing.

[Theranna]

"Oh Captain my Captain" from Dead Poets Society... From the moment Neil commit suicide until the end of the movie, my face is covered with tears.

Ending of the Lord of the Rings.

"Nobody puts baby in the corner...

[khigh]

+1



Okay...I am showing my dorky side with this one.
I love the scene where Patrick Swayze is teaching Jennifer Grey how to dance, the one where Hungry Eyes plays, in Dirty Dancing.

I love that scene. I love the whole movie actually.

Add another Swayze one:

The pottery scene in Ghost.

[GoBucks]

Thomas Crown Affair (newer one) where he wrecks the catamaran and also the scene on the stairwell, desk... steamy!!

Apocolypse Now - When the choppers are flying into the beach playing Ride of the Valkyries

Holy Grail - the Killer Rabbit scene (aw, hell, the whole movie)

[blazer]

I like the scene in Fireproof where the wife forgives the husband and they reunite.

[Theranna]

For the sheer joy of it... "Shall we dance" from "The King and I" and all of "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers".

[GoBucks]

Fredo sitting in the row boat reciting "Hail Mary" just before they pop him.

[bayoubill]

Kill Bill 2 - final scene - showdown between Beatrix and Bill...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_sD9oGOPr0


tender and touching...

[Dreamy]

I love that scene. I love the whole movie actually.

Add another Swayze one:

The pottery scene in Ghost.

Oh yeah! And the ending scene.




The Miracle on 34th Street and the court room scene.

Jaws when Quint gets devoured whole by the Great White.

Monster's Ball,the raw animalistic intense ovemaking scene with Thornton. Halle Berry was amazing in that movie and that scene.

[super cool ski instructor]

Anybody seen A Walk on the Moon with Diane Lane?

There is a montage of scenes set to Janis Joplin's version of Summertime...and I love it. The use of the song is excellent.

[Army Wife]

The scene in Pride and Prejudice (1995 BBC version) where Mr. Darcy turns to Lizzie as they are walking up the lane. Lizzie is trying to tell him how much she appreciates what he as done and Mr. Darcy interrupts her and tells her his affections have not change....
here just watch it.

Mr. Darcy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Sc2uZUcr7k)

"had your behaved in a more gentleman-like manner"...sighhhh

but then again there is it total hotness (as the Daughter says) of this one too...

well now... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hasKmDr1yrA&feature=related)

[Claymore]

Y'know,,, The big attack scene from Flash Gordon with the Queen soundtrack when Max von Sydow gets speared by the rocket was pretty cool for 1979.

[khigh]

The scene in Full Metal Jacket where they are meeting Gunny. "Only two things come from Texas..."

[khigh]

The scene in Pride and Prejudice (1995 BBC version) where Mr. Darcy turns to Lizzie as they are walking up the lane. Lizzie is trying to tell him how much she appreciates what he as done and Mr. Darcy interrupts her and tells her his affections have not change....
here just watch it.

Mr. Darcy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Sc2uZUcr7k)

"had your behaved in a more gentleman-like manner"...sighhhh

but then again there is it total hotness (as the Daughter says) of this one too...

well now... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hasKmDr1yrA&feature=related)


If you like Pride and Prejudice, look at Bride and Prejudice. They play it on Lifetime and Oxygen.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361411/

Same movie pretty much, but an Indian woman falls in love with an English guy.

[ALBOB2]

The scene in Full Metal Jacket where they are meeting Gunny. "Only two things come from Texas..."


Full Metal Jacket or Officer and a Gentleman? :think:

[rosiegirl]

"Only don't tell me that you're innocent. Because it insults my intelligence and it makes me very angry. Now, who approached you first? Barzini or Tattalgia?"........my favorite movie of all time. Too many scenes to mention.......

[ALBOB2]

I am not a big fan of tearjearkers.....I hate things that make me have no control over my emotions :))


But I submit to you...the scenes that make me sob so uncontrollably that I have to remind myself to breath.

1. Terms of Endearment.....when Emma is about to die and she looks at Aurora and just gives her a gentle wave..and then she is gone.

2. Steel Magnolias.....if you do not sob at the funeral scene....you are a robot!

3. Armageddon....the scene where Harry is talking to Grace at the end. And the scene where Sharp is "Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I've ever met."

Okay, the softer side of ALBOB: I loath tearjerkers and can't think of any movies that have had me sobbing like a baby. But did you see the episode of Extreme Makeover - Home Edition where they redid the house in Michigan of the deaf couple who had an autistic son??? Oh my dear Lord, I can't even THINK about that episode without tearing up. It was bad enough to begin with, but then when Marly Matlin came in and gave the oldest son a full ride scholarship to college I came unglued. :((

[Mustang JEB]

Full Metal Jacket


This is the most accurate depiction of Marine Boot Camp in a movie.
Or what used to be Marine Boot Camp.

(1996, when General Krulak initiated "the Crucible" and much of the training was revamped to be more politically friendly. Gee, thanks Clinton.
It's a bunch of touchy feely "you are a Marine now, even if you haven't really finished boot camp" crap, but still seems to be some of the best boot camp training out there)

[Army Wife]

Oh my dear Lord, I can't even THINK about that episode without tearing up. It was bad enough to begin with, but then when Marly Matlin came in and gave the oldest son a full ride scholarship to college I came unglued. :((

<passes ALBOB a hankie>


:mrgreen:

[khigh]

This is the most accurate depiction of Marine Boot Camp in a movie.
Or what used to be Marine Boot Camp.

(1996, when General Krulak initiated "the Crucible" and much of the training was revamped to be more politically friendly. Gee, thanks Clinton.
It's a bunch of touchy feely "you are a Marine now, even if you haven't really finished boot camp" crap, but still seems to be some of the best boot camp training out there)

I really wish I had gotten to do the Crucible. I made it to the last week of Marine Corps boot and dislocated my ankle. Was on crutches for 16 weeks and in a cast for 6 weeks. Ended up getting discharged with just the Crucible left to do.

The Army is looking to add a Crucible to their boot camp and extend it to 13 weeks, but it still won't compare to the Corps. My husband didn't even know what a Whiskey Closet was for. I was really lucky in boot though, go kicked and punched and hit with an ammo can by a drill instructor and told my senior drill instructor that it never happened. Ended up really liking the drill instructor that took everything out on me- once she figured out that I really knew my Algebra and English. She passed her college courses, I didn't have to deal with the cleaning of sand off sidewalks in windstorms on Parris Island.

[bayoubill]

Farmer Hoggett sings to Pig:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkCDM2J9Frg&feature=related


I love this scene...

[bayoubill]

heartbreaking end scene - Last Of The Mohicans...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SoeDAPj6gg&feature=related


filmed in one of the most sumptuous places on earth...

[GoBucks]

heartbreaking end scene - Last Of The Mohicans...

filmed in one of the most sumptuous places on earth...

Where was it filmed? I thought I heard it was filmed up near Lake George NY and in a National Forest Near there on the "Indian Trail" (of which I have hiked) If its not up there it looks very much like that trail.

Where did you hear it was filmed?