I happened to see this thread again & I'm with you on this. Lotta good scenes & also when he wakes up in the hospital only to find his arm missing.

And RE: doing favors for the boss man (as u mentioned) who was David Keith (not to be confused with the white actor Keith David who swallows the engagement ring & commits suicide in an Officer & A Gentleman).

I think he could be in the category of under-rated charactor actors & I've heard him do voice-over narrations in A-list stuff & think he is excellent at that.

I remember his role in Dead Presidents. I really enjoyed that movie & his role as Kirby. Loved the scene where he kicks some guys as_ & has his artificial leg fall off in the process (u don't even know he has 1 until that scene). Also liked him as "King" in Platoon just to name a couple.

And the scene where in RFAD when he is telling Jennifer Connelly to "get on it & that it wasn't just taken out to just to breathe" or something like that was really good.

And then when Connelly tells him it was a 1-time thing just to get a fix.....you see that look on his face of.....right, you're a dope fiend & won't be back for more as soon as you need to do whatever for another fix was the right decision by the director (Aronofsky) to just have the expression on Keith's face tell the story.....words would have taken away from that scene BigTime!

That scene along with the "I Have a Competition In Me" scene.

And I might as well throw in the 16 second clip where Dano forces DDL to admit "I've abandoned my child". UH, big mistake there Paul!

Now I only gamble when playing poker, back in the 70's it was anything that moved. The Gambler (1974) with James Caan was my life.

There was one scene when he was sitting in the bathtub listening to I think a Knicks Lakers game with every cent and more he had on the game, when Jerry West hit something like a backdoor cover at the buzzer and he just sunk down under the water like he was drowning. I knew his pain, I had been there many times. . . . Chilled me to the bone. Helped me straighten out my act.

The scene I share with my daughter as one of the best movie lines ever. . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1-y9-m-CU0

I just saw that movie yesterday... interesting little movie.

I am not sure why but this scene has always stuck in my mind.

OWNZZ...OWNZZ

The horse head in the guys bed in The Godfather was pretty good.

Bite the curb

Anybody who has seen the movie knows exactly what you are talking about

1986:

These opening scenes changed my life.

Bite the curb is laughably bad.

Philadelphia had so many great clips the pharmacy scene for example but this one is my favorite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYJYW_9mFVg

Mel Brooks and Blazing Saddles:

Vinnie Jones bossin like a boss.

you'd think all movie channels would stop playing Blazing Saddles and basically all Tarantino movies.

Since the Movie Scene Draft doesn't appear to be happening...



All we know is that the murderer is somewhere in the hotel and that he has a twitch. Hitchcock at his best...

I see my next Halloween costume in that clip^
oh wait... I already did that one years ago.

Noone mentioned the 'Tarzan scene' in Machete ?

Cue Dom tilt...

Irreversible

The entire film gets burnt into your memory. I viewed it once, which was enough for a lifetime.

Chloe Sevigny blowjob scene in "The Brown Bunny".

The opening scene in "Saving Private Ryan" Where the camara POV is inside the landing craft. The ramp opens and about 10 guys are cut down instantly.

Fredo is executed on Lake Tahoe in "The Godfather Part 2".

Patrick Bateman giving his speech about his morning grooming ritual in "American Psycho".