Your favorite movie scenes

[mokbel69]

Team America:World Police
Fuck Yeah!

 

[sean miguel]

napoleon dynamite - uncle rico

he could've gone pro

 

[Lucian_4]

This is what's been stuck in my head lately. Makes me feel like I've found a perfect example for summing up my life.

 

[Deepcover]

The Age Of Innocence

 

[sean miguel]

House of Flying Daggers

Beautiful cinematography. The pose she strikes at 01:05 is bad ass.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChJpyG5XsZs&feature=player_embedded

The fight scenes are amazing. The story is nonsensical but I love this movie on pure aesthetics.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIiTR9zLD6w&feature=player_embedded

Crap, it won't accept embedding. Oh well, it's worth the extra window.

 

[Deepcover]

Malcolm X russian roulette scene

 

[Jagger69]

Dennis Farina as Ray Barboni in Get Shorty

 

[RASQ]

Great scene by Sean Penn

 

[RASQ]

I like this scene from the movie Melancholia, it's a planet colliding with Earth

 

[TheVern]

I have way too many to post on here. So I suggest you click the link to see my full list

The Vern's Top 10 Favorite Scenes from Movies: Part 1

The Vern's Top 10 Favorite Scenes from Movies: Part 2

 

[TheVern]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeF18IorXS4

I don't know how to embed it. I feel like such a dipshit >.<

OMG... when I first saw this movie I was 14... It changed my life. I thought this scene was the funniest thing ever.

Don't know what that says about my personality, LOL.

Here ya go. All you do is just take the last digits of the url code http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeF18IorXS it should start afer the watch?v= Highlight it and use the # key on the upper tool bar(this stands for code) type in youtube on either side and it should work


hope that helps. It's a good movie. I feel like my personality is made up of these characters

 

[Jack Davenport]

 

[Jack Davenport]

 

[sean miguel]

"He killed my auntie!"

"Please, please, this is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who."


No kidding. Don't be such a flatliner.

 

[Mr_Stiffy]

I'm a sucker for the twist or the big reveal when something hasn't been what it seems :

* When Tyler explains to Jack the true nature of their friendship in Fight Club.
* When Patrick Bateman confronts his lawyer Howard in the wake of his confession in American Psycho.
* When we see at the end of Memento the beginning of the chain of events for Leonard that climax at the beginning of the film.
* When Ed discovers the real cause of the murders in Identity.
* When Teddy learns the truth about Rachel Solando and Andrew Laeddis in Shutter Island.

My all-time favourite scene however, may be the interrogation of Catherine Tramell in Basic Instinct. No, not because of the flashing, but because of Stone's awesome portrayal of what we need to know about Tramell - cool, composed, dry, dangerous, intelligent, sardonic, seductive, psychotic. The end of the scene where Nick is watching the monitor of her taking the lie detector and she looks right into the camera at him is awesome. I wish more people took it seriously as a thriller rather than a film to wank over, it's excellent.

 

[luis1972]

2001: A Space Odyssey opening scene.​

 

[Rane1071]

Oddballs' (Donald Sutherland) scenes in "Kelly's Heroes".

Woof, woof!

 

[Philbert]

To this day this is my favorite scene from a movie...it's a classic horror flick/comedy flick that still cracks me up.
All the helpful friendly suggestions from the half dead while that cheesy porn flick is in the background.
Priceless...!

 

[BCT]

To this day this is my favorite scene from a movie...it's a classic horror flick/comedy flick that still cracks me up.
All the helpful friendly suggestions from the half dead while that cheesy porn flick is in the background.
Priceless...!

I watched that for the first time in years on netflix last month, as good as I remember.

 

[sean miguel]

Some of my favorite scenes from 300. A visual tour de force but I don't remember the dialogue being this gripping.