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Your Favourite Movie Scenes
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...one of the best I've ever seen...
no lie.. I was just going to post that... weird... they are 2 of my most favorite actors and this scene is amazing....
Another batch:
Up - opening sequence (one of the most perfect pieces of cinema ever)
Mamma Mia! - Dancing Queen (pure joy)
Tangled - lanterns sequence, especially in 3D
Donovan's Reef - Amelia telling Lelani she is her sister
Home Alone 2 - the siege
Jaws - a single line: you know the one!
Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers - Gollum's schizophrenic conversation
Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi - Luke's duel with Vader
Watchmen - opening titles
Dumb And Dumber - the conversation with the bus girls at the end
Back To The Future II - the climax, played out against the climax to BTTF1
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Up - opening sequence (one of the most perfect pieces of cinema ever)
Mamma Mia! - Dancing Queen (pure joy)
Tangled - lanterns sequence, especially in 3D
Donovan's Reef - Amelia telling Lelani she is her sister
Home Alone 2 - the siege
Jaws - a single line: you know the one!
Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers - Gollum's schizophrenic conversation
Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi - Luke's duel with Vader
Watchmen - opening titles
Dumb And Dumber - the conversation with the bus girls at the end
Back To The Future II - the climax, played out against the climax to BTTF1
Taken - Bryan on the phone
That movie is full of my favorite scenes
some of the best lines ever! Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday... classic!
One of my favorite all time movies. I'll be your huckleberry
1 minute 13 seconds. Such primitive 1940 animation. Worth a watch.
Agreed. Fantasia one of my all time favorites.
Oh yes, WATCHMEN, opening credits. Goosebumps every time.
The Wave Speech from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
"...with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high water mark; that place where the wave finally broke, and rolled back."
But then, those are some of the best lines ever written, by one of the greatest writers who ever 'stomped the terra'.
Just a couple I like that pop to mind:
(1) The scene in Accidental Tourist where William Hurt tells Kathleen Turner that, "you don't need me, but I need her" at the hotel in (Paris?). I just love the love story for William Hurt and Geena Davis in this movie.....
(2) The closing scene in West Side Story.
(1) The scene in Accidental Tourist where William Hurt tells Kathleen Turner that, "you don't need me, but I need her" at the hotel in (Paris?). I just love the love story for William Hurt and Geena Davis in this movie.....
(2) The closing scene in West Side Story.
This just came onto Netflix streaming so I have it in my queue. One of my friends won't shut up about this movie so I'll be watching!
No CG. Just incredibly good moviemaking.