Favorite movie scenes.

[Sidd]

That scene in any modern porno with a good facial on a submissive-looking white girl.

suprised no one went to porno yet, honestly.


Any scene from Hero would get my 'normal' vote - especially the last sequence.

[Koga]

Kill bill 1

- Like all of it. Anywhere there was action, it was all good.

Kill bill 2

- Favourite parts were the whole pai mei sequences, and the trailor trash fight between The Bride and Nursey.

I think two was better than one though

[Brendam]

In The Last Samurai the final battle between the samurai and the Japanese Army... it was an amazing fight up until the end with the machine guns... also when Tom Cruise hands Katsumotos sword to the emperor... the way he tells off his advisor was awesome.

[Daahan]

Pulp Fiction: When Travolta accidentally shoots Phil Lamaar in the head.

[Sidd]

Pulp Fiction: When Travolta accidentally shoots Phil Lamaar in the head.

"Man i don't even got an opinion..."

nigga gets shot for having no opinion. ^^;

[edgarfigaro]

Shawshank Redemption: The part where the old guy is released from prison after spending his whole life there and he carves his name in the wood and hangs himself because he can't handle real life. First time I saw that bit...... Shawshank Redemption really is the greatest movie ever.

Bingo, we have a winner.

Though my favorite scene in the movie is when Norton is giving his little speech to the new inmates.

"I believe in two things: discipline and the Bible. Here you'll receive both. Put your trust in the Lord; your ass belongs to me. Welcome to Shawshank."

Also, Gomer Pyle going off is a great scene. And, umm...

the puppet sex scene in Team America

[Meilyn]

Boondock Saints - opening sequence is awesome, and a few others are great.

Braveheart - been said, also the sequence with him running around the mountains.

Lord of the Rings - seriously, so many awesomely shot sequences in these movies, running from the balrog in Moria, many of the scenes involving Saruman's tower and the formation of his army, the assault by the riders of Rohan, the ending sequence, the lighting of the torches over the mountains... way too many to list, esp w/ the extended editions (one of the few movies where an extended edition is actually worthwhile).

I suppose most of my favorite scenes from movies involve great synergies of cinematography and music, if a director can get the mix right, then dialogue doesn't even matter. Although if great dialogue well delivered can be thrown in as well, thats just something special.

[Jerseyprophet]

The moment Marla Singer and Jack stood watching the buildings explode and collapse as he says, "Marla, you met me at a very strange time in my life..."

[Trogdor]

Man on Fire: The scene where he has Fuentes, turns to Creasy and asks him, "What do you wish?" Creasy turnes to him and says "I wish you had more time." then the explosive he stuck up his ass blows up as he walks away. Brilliant.

[Zigma]

downloading Se7en :D

[Okan]

Man on Fire: The scene where he has Fuentes, turns to Creasy and asks him, "What do you wish?" Creasy turnes to him and says "I wish you had more time." then the explosive he stuck up his ass blows up as he walks away. Brilliant.

Beautiful fucking movie.

[Jerseyprophet]

Bullshit, Noone knew the scene, that's the only possible reason noone cosigned it. It wins god damn it.

[Okan]

My guess would be "Fight Club" JP.

[Anyway]

lol everyone knows Fight Club and it's played out too much as everyone's "favorite movie"

[Russta]

Speaking of Fight Club, I always loved how that and The Usual Suspects are two of the only movies in recent memory that you can watch through a second time "knowing" and enjoy it in a totally different way.

[dietvanillapepsi]

So many times when we see a new movie, it's a lot of "been there, done that." A few years ago I went to see some sci-fi movie just for the hell of it. Wasn't expecting much. I had no idea what the movie was about and the trailers didn't help at all. I just knew it was a sci-fi action flick with some dude notorious for his bad acting.

The opening scene is a woman in a room. A bunch of cops rush in to arrest her. Just as they about to handcuff her, she does some crazy ass kung fu moves, runs on the wall and hangs in mid-air before finishing her jumping kick.

You could feel the electricity in the theater. Everyone in the room knew that this was not going to be another "been there, done that" movie experience. We knew we were going to see something new and exciting.

Too bad they fucked up The Matrix sequels. Helps me sleep better at night if I pretend that parts 2 and 3 never happened.

[Ksandra]

Speaking of Fight Club, I always loved how that and The Usual Suspects are two of the only movies in recent memory that you can watch through a second time "knowing" and enjoy it in a totally different way.

lol was gonna say my favorite scene is when Kevin Spacey gives his speech on how can you shoot pure evil in the back "what if you miss?" <3 that man

Oh and any scene involving Ewan McGregor...<3

[Russta]

Too bad they fucked up The Matrix sequels. Helps me sleep better at night if I pretend that parts 2 and 3 never happened.

Amen.

[Okan]

I don't mind the second two movies, but more for action then story... I mean, you have to admit the squid things attacking the human city and those huge fucking robots was a great action scene.

[raginbull]

Sin City. The entire Hard Goodbye part of it.