Favorite movie scenes

[Mr.Cyan]

My favourite movie scene would be the first battle scene in the movie 300 :

 

[Tuatha de Danaan]

Hope you enjoy.

Thank you Michael B-C and yes I did enjoy. I've got to say I enjoy your written word as well. No matter what subject you speak on you convey a clarity that's so tangible. It's as if you enable my mind's eye to see what the physical eye can't. Thank you!!

 

[dennis]

From John Ford's The Searchers, the doorway scene

“A man will search his heart and soul
Go searching way out there
His peace of mind he knows he’ll find,
but where o’ lord o’ where? "

 

[Rhansen]

Two of many:

too funny

best street preacher ever

 

[Turgon]

1. My favourite scene from Star Trek with Picard summarizing what he learned from the ribbon, where he had the chance to live in a world where his nephew was still alive but instead chose to come back and stop an entire planet from being destroyed and the juxtaposition between his and Soren's thoughts regarding time. Brilliant!:

2. There are so many lost young men and boys in the world in desperate need of a loving father and guidance, so this scene always hit so close to home growing up, and still does today:

3. Gotta lighten the mood a little bit. So this speaks for itself:

 

[Alejo]

This scene... simply epic!

 

[Alejo]

And this is just action at its best

 

[unkl brws]

One of the best openings of any film (imo). Gordon MacRae sings "Oh, What A Beautiful Morning" from the film "Oklahoma!"
A great way to start the day!

Oklahoma! is a 1955 American musical film based on the 1943 musical of the same name by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, which in turn was based on the 1931 play Green Grow The Lilacs written by Lynn Riggs.

 

[Seamus]

I'm loving all of the LOTRs scenes, that triology was so well done!

Tombstone is one of my favorite movies, so many good scenes in that movie. This is one of my favorites:

Love how he handles that bully!

 

[Alejo]

This one just makes me laugh so much... warning about some of the language. It's a great movie overall.

 

[Seamus]

Princess Bride is another one of my favorite movies, lots of good scenes:

Great swordplay and banter

Classic scene "never go in against a Scicilian when death is on the line!"

 

[Seamus]

I love this scene from the Count of Monte Cristo. The Count realizes that Albert's father slipped out and left it up to his mother to give the important birthday toast, so he slips in and gives a toast that makes Albert look amazing in front of everyone.

 

[brandon]

When I was little, we owned 4 video tapes, which we watched incessantly: 'The Wizard of Oz', 'The Dark Crystal', and 2 Australian movies: 'Epic' & 'Dot and the Kangaroo'.. here are a couple bits that always stuck with me from those last two..

The bunyip song from Dot and the Kangaroo... so scary..still gives me chills..

Epic is a weird film. It's about how ancient humans became friends with dingoes..

I don't know if it was adapted from actual aboriginal dreamtime stories or just made up by the film makers... It's got The Flood, dinosaurs, elemental creatures and spirits, aliens(?), all sorts of stuff.. On youtube there's an American version where they've added voices to the characters (in the original, the only speaking is a sparse narration) and censored some of the violent bits, and a Spanish version.. here's the Spanish one cos it's closer to what I remember. This scene where the kids fight a dinosaur (starts at around 18:30mins) is the one I always think of when I think of this movie or hear Mussorgsky

 

[Mr.Cyan]

The bunyip song from Dot and the Kangaroo... so scary..still gives me chills..

I watch the same show as kid - remember being quite scared as well with the Bunyip song

 

[Mr.Cyan]

My favourite movie scene from the Matrix is when Neo saves Morpheus - i just hope that some day humanity can wake up like Morpheus in the this scene and break the chains of STS control.