What is your favourite film moment?

[i claudius]

There are many i like but my favourite is the death scene from Blade runner

"I,ve seen things you people wouldn't believe,attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion ,i've watched c beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate,all these moments will be lost in time,tears in the rain---time to die."

in the end its the same for us all ,our memories ,gone ,just like tears in the rain

[meatboy]

there have been many for me,ben hur,when he found out his mother was a lepper, that made me cry.

but the daddy of them all was at the end of Friday the thirtheenth when everyone was getting up to leave,someone shouted out don't go the best is to come,well it was, Jason coming up from the depth of the lake made everyone scream. OH SHIT

and many did.

[Sigurris]

As above. A perfect moment.

Also so many moments from Lt Col Kilgore in Apocalypse Now. Someday this wars gonna end" as he stares wistfully into the distance. And of course the "I love the smell of napalm .......".

Schindlers List when the survivors place stones on Schindlers grave.

[NE1]

Edward Norton rant in 25th. hour.

This contains dialogue that could offend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgL_5QcZCMo

[i claudius]

This is not from a film ,but just had to share it ,at a sting concert he started slowly clapping his hands and said to the audience ,every time i clap my hands a child dies in Africa ,and from the crowd a voice shouted "then stop <deleted>--ing clapping"

[morpho]

There are many but "In Bruges" has some of my all-time favorites such as "I just want a normal gun for a normal person"…Ralph Fiennes.

[A1Str8]

Leave the gun. Take the canoli.

[Ulysses G.]

Apocalypse Now, without question. I saw it 5 times the first month that it came out and have seen it numerous times since then. I have often intended to watch just the beginning, for one reason or another, and end up watching it all the way through, yet again.

I think that it is a flawed masterpiece, because the ending was so screwy, with a 300 pound Marlon Brando as a "guerrilla" fighter in the middle of the Cambodian jungle, but, iMO, it is still the best film of all time.

Edited August 18, 2014 by Ulysses G.

[uptheos]

The first Russian roulette scene in The Deer Hunter

The chicken salad sandwich scene in Five Easy Pieces

Linda Blair's head swiveling in The Exorcist

Edited August 18, 2014 by uptheos

[mamypoko]

So many...

What comes to mind is the scene in the Great Santini when he's trying to read his morning paper.

[CNXTim]

This one springs to mind - Katherine Hepburn in "The Lion in winter" as all the plans and intrigue of the ruling classes unravel with malevolent violence, THEN, lying on the floor she looks up at the camera and says "Well, every family has its up and downs"

[bkkmick]

Edward Norton in American History X. You know the scene with the kerb and the teeth. Shivers down my spine now thinking about it.

[BuddhistVirus]

Russian roulette scene in Deer Hunter

Kissing montage reel in Cinema Paradiso

Lots of end scenes from Majid Majidji, Abbas Kiarostami and other new age Iranian directors.

And many scenes from Ozu/Kurosawa/Andrei Tarkovsky/etc films.

Some scenes from Dil Chahta Hai

[i claudius]

The pupils standing on their desks in dead poets society ,"oh captain ,my captain. to Robin Williams.

"i suppose you expect me to talk ,no mr bond ,i expect you to die"Bloefeld to Sean Connery as bond when the laser is between his legs.

Edited August 18, 2014 by i claudius

[Pinot]

I loved the final scene from the Sopranoes. Tony plays Journey's Don't Stop Believing on the jukebox. Every move raises the tension. Tony looks up to see his daughter enter, then...fade to black.

Some were confused, not me. I thinks it's a masterpiece.

http://youtu.be/rnT7nYbCSvM

[KhnomKhnom]

The scene in ENEMY OF THE STATE when Wil Smith takes off his suit and the older Japanese woman gets excited and tries to tip him for his show.

The whole movie is wonderful.

Also, SHOOTER and JFK.

The TV history of America series by Oliver Stone is also first rate.

[uptheos]

"I'll have what she's having"

[dotpoom]

I have two that I love to remember....The first was a Woddy Allen film where he had just sat into a Taxi and a lady jumped in beside who was in a hurry ......He looked at her with surprise and said ...."God,.... your so beautiful I can hardly keep my eyes on the meter".

The second was from the film "Cat Balue" with Lee Marvin....He staggered into the room with a dreadful hangover from the night before. The young indian guy took one look at him and said...."Kid Cheyieen,... "Your eyes are very red"....the Kid's grovelled reply was...."You wanna see them from my side".

Thanking you for reminding me of those laughable moments again.

Edited August 18, 2014 by dotpoom

[Pii Kate]

Shawshank Redemption, when you hear the police sirens in the background and the warden realizes he's been had and the ending when the two guys meet up on the beach in Mexico. Priceless.

[duanebigsby]

Jaws

"We'll need a bigger boat."

Interesting fact, the line was ad-libbed.

[Rykbanlor]

The pivotal scene in Don't Look Now(1973, Donald Sutherland, Julie christie).

If you've seen the movie, you know the scene

[tanamnon]

Ingrid Bergman's teary eyes in Casablanca.

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[HKBKK]

Too many to list…but if I have to choose just one it would be Ezekiel 25:17 from Pulp Fiction

[Africanteacher]

From the movie, 'Seven'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vq_k0yqq88

[uptheos]

"You talkin' to me?"

[Songhua]

Steve McQueen's motorcycle jump in The Great Escape.

[BadBouy]

Outlaw Josie Wales - "Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining"

Halle Berry as Cat woman - Walking off into the moonlight at the end - HOT!

[guru]

The pupils standing on their desks in dead poets society ,"oh captain ,my captain. to Robin Williams.

"i suppose you expect me to talk ,no mr bond ,i expect you to die"Bloefeld to Sean Connery as bond when the laser is between his legs.

Good scene but I think you will find it was Auric Goldfinger

[tanamnon]

When the naked Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges are lying in Central Park in "The Fisher King". Williams tells the story of the Grail Keeper boy who had no faith in any man, not even himself. He couldn't love or feel loved. He was sick with experience and began to die.

Daniels followed up with "a woman who loves you keeps you going and gives you strength; makes you feel like you can do anything".

Simple and powerful words... many great moments in this flick.

[BuddhistVirus]

'Attica! Attica! Attica!'