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the GREATEST movie scenes

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Gee, 🙄where do I begin...

-opening scene of Raider of the Lost Ark
-first/last scene of Saving Private Ryan
-last 45minutes in The Shawshank Redemption
 
Funny how you mention the opening scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.

My absolute favorite scene ever on film was in Raiders, when Indy is chasing Marion's kidnappers through the streets of Cairo and the crowd parts to bring our hero face-to-face with an expert swordsman who puts on an awesome display of twirling and control...

...only to have Indy non-chalantly pull out his gun and shoot him.

To this day, I still lose it when I see that! And to boot, the whole scen was supposed to be a big, dramatic fight, and Harrison Ford improvised the shooting.

😎
 
Dave2112 said:
Funny how you mention the opening scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.

My absolute favorite scene ever on film was in Raiders, when Indy is chasing Marion's kidnappers through the streets of Cairo and the crowd parts to bring our hero face-to-face with an expert swordsman who puts on an awesome display of twirling and control...

...only to have Indy non-chalantly pull out his gun and shoot him.

To this day, I still lose it when I see that! And to boot, the whole scen was supposed to be a big, dramatic fight, and Harrison Ford improvised the shooting.

😎


thats probably the funniest scene ever!😀
 
It might be a cliche by now, but the "You talkin' to me?" scene from Taxi Driver comes to mind. Not only that particular scene, but when De Niro is shown turning himself into a one-man army is also memorable.
 
And to boot, the whole scen was supposed to be a big, dramatic fight, and Harrison Ford improvised the shooting.


I love that kind of improvised stuff! That's part of the reason I like stuff like the goons and red dwarf, hearing the mistakes and impro-ed lines is often funnier than the script.
 
Gus and the somewhat half-witted Pea-Eye, spying a small herd of buffalo:

Gus: Let's chase 'em!
Pea-Eye: Shoot us one for our supper?
G: No, just chase 'em.
PE: To run 'em off?
G: You don't get it, do ya Pea? I mean, chase 'em just for the fun of it. 'Cause soon there won't be any buffalo left to chase!
PE: Them bulls will hook ya. You remember old man Barlow? That bull hooked him bad.
G: Well, old man Barlow was a slow thinker, kinda like somebody else I could mention...
PE: Well, he was a slow walker, too, when that buffalo was done with him. Whatever happened to him?
G: He married a fat widder down on the planco river and had a passle of kids. Now you otto do the same, since ya don't wanna chase buffalo!
PE: I don't think I'd wanna to chase buffalo even if I was married, Gus...
G: Forget I even mentioned it, Pea.
PE: Well, I like bein' a bachelor, Gus.
G: That's good, Pea. I'm sure it's all part of God's plan that you ARE one!

At that, Gus whistles and slaps his horse into a gallop, shooting his pistol into the air and laughing as only an old man reclaiming his youth for a moment can. He chases the herd over a hill, then abruptly returns, persued by a band of Native American warriors.

Lonesome Dove.

That's since the "Raiders" scene has been brought up already!

Rxx
 
The first chase scene in "The Road Warrior" (also known as "Mad Max Part 2") when the V8's supercharger is manually kicked in and the whole car shakes a sec, then lunges forward 🙂.

By GOD I loved that car. Beat to hell, massive fuel tanks, armor, tough as nails...and that motor 😎. Damn near cried when they wiped it. Really DID cry when I realized they'd revolved the third movie in the series around Tina Turner and a friggin' MIDGET :sowrong:. Sigh.:zzzzz:
 
A few for this thread pop to mind this early morning.

There are those "emotional" scenes that play out like none other possibly can.
- George Bailey getting his 2nd chance and running through Bedford Falls in It's a Wonderful Life.
- Sally Fields playing Shelby's mom at the funeral in Steel Magnolias.
- The Jury fighting the last man in 12 Angry Men

Then there are the scenes that encompass the physical.
- The chariot race in Ben Hur :wow:
- The spaceship communicating in Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- The treetop scene in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon...for some reason this reminds me of dreams wherw I "fly" so it's a personal favorite.
- Any dramatic scene where you hear John Williams music in the background! LOL

Jo
 
Clint Eastwood walking back into the diner during the infamous "Make my Day" scene in "Sudden Impact"

Mel Gibson rushing in and blowing away the captors who were holding him, Danny Glover, and his daughter in the first "Lethal Weapon"

Mark Hamill using the force to save himself and Harrison Ford from being digested in "Return of the Jedi" (thought Dave 2112 would appreciate that one)


Drew
 
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the ending of Casablanca, or the bomb-riding scene in Dr. Strangelove. Both are real cinematic classics in every sense of the word.

On a more humorous note, one of the funniest scenes I can think of is one particular chase scene from "A Hard Day's Night". Which one? Who can tell the difference?
 
Ever see Miller's Crossing? The Coen Brother's film? Man.... that entire shootout with Albert Finney, while 'Danny Boy' plays on the old record player... better dramatic choereography than wrestling!

And of course the incredible chase scene in Rasing Arizona: The police car, the dogs, Nicholas Cage with the Huggies, "Son, you got a panty on your head!" Go check it out~

Then there's Blue Velvet...... Dean Stockwell doing "A candy colored clown they call the sandman... tip toes to my room everynight..."

So many more out there....
 
EMPIRE STRIKES BACK : Darth Vader reveals he's Luke's father, LORD OF THE RINGS : Gandalf Vs. The Balrog, LEGEND : The opening, scene where deamon comes out of mirror, and the end, TOP GUN : Goose dies (sad) OLD YELLER : When Old Yeller fights the pigs, when Yeller dies (REALLY sad) Uum I could go on forever lol
 
The Marx Brothers:
The crowded stateroom scene from "A Night at the Opera"

"National Lampoon's Animal House":
When they "cut the cake" and reak havoc on the parade.

The entire dog show sequence from "Best in Show"


Drew
 
I love the scene in Porky's,where PeeWee is running down the road completelt naked and the cops pull him over and ask to see license and registration
Also the scene in Kelly's Heroes where Oddball's 3 Sherman tanks come out of the Tunnel and start blowing the hell out of the railyard,while the song All for the love of sunshine from Hank Williams Jr is playing
 
Well, then there's the Tybalt/Mercucio swordfight in Zefferelli's ROMEO & JULIET where they are half teasing, half serious... then things get deadly serious.....

The Nicolas Cage film BRINGING OUT THE DEAD has that one scene..... twins are being delivered, and the one paramedic, the optimistic one, deliver's a healthy wiggling baby. He then looks over at Cage (who's getting more and more depressed and burnt out & ready to quit the ambulance life) - Cage's baby is completely still and limp......

The football game in the Marx Bros film HORSEFEATHERS.....

The Can-Can/Smells Like Team Spirit part in MOULIN ROUGE.... it's so odd!

Oh, and I really like the tickling scene in NORTH TO ALASKA!!!!!!
 
Every single second of The Green Mile! That film reduces me to tears whenever I see it.
 
And also starring Michael Clark Duncan, the scene in Armagheddon where Harry Stamper blows the asteroid to hell. MCD looks out the window with tears in his eyes and says simply.....

"Yo Harry......you the man!"
 
memorable scenes

Superman flying with Lois Lane in the first SuperMan movie...Fred Astaire seemingly "dancing" on the celing (absolutely cool)...Gene Kelly dancing in the rain...Donald O'Connor's "Make em' Laugh" routine (yeah i have a thing for really old movies)...the Animal Cracker scene in Armageddon...when they find the dead body in Stand By Me.....ummm thats all for now
 
oh yeah here's one more...

The scene in Animal House where Bluto is trying to fire up the frat with the reallllly inaccurate historical references....and the whole Monty Python and the Holy Grail movie(favorite scene was the whole bring out your dead)
 
How about "Superman 2" when he regains his powers and shows up outside Lex Luthers window (the window is like on the 40th floor!)

"Hey Lex....care to step outside?"


Drew
 
The fighters turn, one by one, and dive down into a narrow channel. They each have one chance to to hit a pinpoint target. Guns fire at them from both sides and dead ahead. Some miss - some are shot down - one of them comes back to cover a buddy. Bombs away, and the target is demolished!

The attack on the Death Star? No, it's RAF Lancaster bombers from 617 Squadron attacking the Mohne Dam in the Ruhr, from the movie "The Dam Busters" (1962). Lucas was so impressed with the scene that he ripped it off.

Strelnikov
 
Superman 2

Drew in Superman 2 the line was "Zod would you care to step outside"
 
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