All time favorite movie scene?!
Question: Ok, so I'm watching Cruel Intentions, for about the 9874564 millionth time, and I LOVE the end scene. For those who haven't seen it, no spoiler, it's a huge unvailing of one of the character's real personality, and the wrapping up of the entire movie. With bittersweet symphony playing and I could watch it over and over and over.
So what's a movie scene that you could watch a million times and never get sick of?
Answers: Ok, so I'm watching Cruel Intentions, for about the 9874564 millionth time, and I LOVE the end scene. For those who haven't seen it, no spoiler, it's a huge unvailing of one of the character's real personality, and the wrapping up of the entire movie. With bittersweet symphony playing and I could watch it over and over and over.
So what's a movie scene that you could watch a million times and never get sick of?
I love the ending of Animal House -- when the Deltas totally wreck the homecoming parade. Then just before the credits roll, there are captions under the characters that say where they are now (John Belushi's character was "Senator Blutarksy").
I love that movie.
the excorcist
The scene in The Godfather where Michael shoots the police officer in the restaurant. I love that scene.
Another one is the scene in American Psycho where Bateman kills Paul Allen with an axe to the song Hip to be Square. Very stylish.
In the really old movie Mrs. Doubtfire, where Robin Williams dresses up as a woman, and pretends to be his ex-wife's nanny/housekeeper so he can spend more time with his kids, I like the past where he's fixing them a gourmet dinner, and his fake boobs catch on fire, and he smells rubber burning, realizes his boobs are on fire, and puts them out with pot lids. I like the movie because it's funny without revolving completley around sex. Sometimes, that's nice for a change.
id have to go with yours morgan. i looove that movie. very well written and directed. that song is amazing by the way. fits the scene amazingly.
Either one of these!
In P.S. I Love You- When Gerry and Holly meet for the first time, where she says she's lost in the beginning of the scene till the part where she tells him that if they meet again it'll be the end of life as they know it and Gerry keeps trying to tell her where he will be and asks for her name but she is just shushing him and running away, lol so funny and sweet.
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In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix- The scene where Voldemort and Dumbledore duel and when Voldemort posses Harry and he tells him he feels sorry for Voldemort and he flashes back to all of these happy memories with great music hyphening the scene, makes me want to cry every time I see it, it makes me sad, but in a good way.
Dusk till Dawn~it's non-stop action when the Gecko brothers are fighting off the vampires
The Sixth Sense when the child psychologist doctor figures out that he's actually dead. That was really a whole turn around, no one expected that.
not my favorite movie, but the scene in ...the pursuit for happyness, when the main charachtor finds out he got the job he was trying for...that scene just gives you a great feeling inside, especially considering it was a true story..
Star Wars! When D.Vader Reveals the Truth to Luke.
2. E.T. when he says goodbye to Elliot
3. The Original Superman Movie, When he flips out when Lois dies and he reverses time.
4. Best of the Best, the very end of the movie (chokes me up every time)
5. The Running scene from Rocky 1 / and The training scene from Rocky 3 (eye of the tiger) and when he beats Mr. T. to a pulp.
6. The end sequence fight scenes to Blood Sport and Kick Boxer starring Jean Claude Van Dam
7. Chris Farley/David Spade In Tommy Boy Fat guy in a little coat scene/ Deer in car scene / Fight Scene/ The Caught In the act scene
8. Adam Sandler - The Water Boy - Flipping out on the Professor (MEDULA OBLONGATA) Scene
9. The Princess Bride - Sword Fight Scene between Wesley and Indigo/ Inigo's Story-Speech Scene/ Inigo's sword fight revenge scene ~My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my Father.....Prepare to DIE!
10. The Never Ending Story - The very end, flying on the Luck Dragon and re-creating the Orin and the fantasy world.
I love the scene from "Dr. Strangelove Or : How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb" where the President said to General Turgidson and the Russian Ambassador, "Gentlemen! You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!"
They were fighting like girls and the irony of the line said, HILARIOUS!