+1 for the ending of Path of Glory
+1 for The Doors This Is The End (in Apocalypse Now) but i wouldve picked the fight scene at the end
+ "I've seen things you people wouldnt believe" always gives me the chills
+ the moment, in Come and See, when the two kids are running and the girl sees a pile of corpse but keeps running without telling the boy

Agree with Dead Man being one of the best westerns ever, but still prefer Blueberry, where the Hero and Villain meet on an ayahuasca journey at the end...

80s warning!!!!

The ones that stuck with me are mostly ones that I watched when I was younger-

The end of The Terminator, where the cyborg core just won't be killed and crawls around legless until finally gets crushed and red light in eyes slowly fade.

In the Goonies when the gimpy guy is shown and wants a Rocky Road bar.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom when Mola Rom rips out the heart and sacrifices a follower into the lava pit......... Similarly in Conan the Barbarian when Thulsa Doom calls a follower off the cliff while explaining the riddle of steel.

When ET is really pink and sick and might die.

Most of Twilight Zone: The Movie and Creepshow. Scary when ur a kid!

And... Risky Business when Tom Cruises day dishes out some quintessential advice. "Sometimes you just gotta say, What the F*ck"

THx, will check it out!

In Gladiator, the moment when Maximus first reveals his identity in the arena.

the ending of "at World's End"... Beckett's death sequence.

the computer work with many multiple interlocking plains of action and camera tracking is just stunning work.

The entire plane crash scene from Flight. Beautifully shot and wonderfully acted, it's the most realistic feeling crash scene I've witnessed. Major props to Denzel. Line I will never forget is:

"Margaret! What's your sons name?"
"Trevor"
"Say I love you Trevor"
"What?!"
"Black box...say I love you Trevor"
"(sobbing) I love you Trevor! Mommy loves you! You were a good voy!"

And the terror in co pilots voice with "Oh Lord! We just dropped to 8 thousand I see nothin but houses!"

One that always gets me is in Apollo 13 they are past the alloted time for blackout and no word from the astronauts. Everyone is expecting the worst when the radio crackles and you hear "Houston...this is Oddsesy"

Ed Harris' silently sitting in his chair tearing up is incredible imo.

I like this scene cause I think at one point or another most everyone wanted to do exactly this to Sarah Silverman:

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How about the character of Leonardo Dicaprio talking to his older self in Inception... Twisted scene, as his older self seems so dazed, so confused, stuck in the dream world...

Opening credits in Apocalypse Now. When the forest bursts into flames.

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I thought no one at 2+2 but me had seen that masterpiece film based on real events in World War 2. It must have ten unforgettable scenes and I wish I could forget them all.

Japenese ring when the dead girl come's out of the tv. That scared the **** outta me!

Unforgiven scene between the kid and Munny:

The ending of Primal Fear...I won't describe it because I don't wanna ruin it for those who haven't seen it. Edward Norton FTW

Watched Citizen X last night.

His execution is cool as Hell.

Why don't we do that in USA?

"Life is a lottery, and I want to win!"

"I don't like dirty shoes either."

-Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears

The ending sequence of Zabriski Point...



FWIW... i'd kill to live in that house.

Agree, was hooked from the get go!

Also, opening scene in Gone Baby Gone, the narrator describing in a poetic matter the city while different beautiful camera shots are being shown...

Children of Men staircase scene

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

Ocean's Eleven fountains at Bellagio w/Clair de Lune scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cfu9s89C-pc

Binary Sunset

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gpXMGit4P8

The movie "At close range" rings a bell.

the scene where Christopher Walken talks to Sean Penn about getting out of the robbery racket.

" where you going to go? Where you going to do when you get where you go? how are you going to live? rent food clothes."

Classic


Also the park bench black ops intel and joe peci paranoid rant scene in "JFK"

Yup, Dennis Hopper at his best... He is also great at the end of Apocalypse, or how about Blue Velvet, in quite a few scenes...

AGREE! The whole scene from when Donald Sutherland (who I think is just a top notch A list actor) meets Costner at the Lincoln memorial until he leaves him sitting on the park bench.

A great scene with only smart dialogue & it's almost all delivered by Sutherland. I also think the scene was 15-20 minutes long & was able to keep your rapt attention throughout.

And the Pesci rant wasn't bad either.

Also the 1st time Costner has Pesci brought in for an interview & the answers Pesci gives to the questions he is asked are all just totally illogical.

Then when the interview wraps up Costner apoligizes because he then says he's going to have to detain Pesci because he found his answers just simply not believable.

And Pesci thinks for a beat & says "really, what part". Which was funny because all the parts were totally ridiculous. Might be one of those deals where u had to see it to appreciate the humor.

I really liked this movie & think it had one of the best casts ever.

Totally agree..


I also underestimated how great t2 was.