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NO way. Completely corny, cheesy, and overblown melodramatics (sllow-mo, sparks flying everywhere). Lame.
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You are OUT OF YOUR MIND. This was one of the most unintentionally laughable scenes ever committed to film (in a movie FULL of unintentionally laughably scenes).
IMO, of course.
scott1598
08-23-09, 11:49 AM
Serenity
when the Serenity and Reaver ships come out of the clouds towards the Alliance
whenever i see this i must rewind that scene 3-4 times before i am satisfied.
Matthew Chmiel
08-23-09, 11:54 AM
Serenity ... whenever i see this i must rewind that scene 3-4 times before i am satisfied.
The first time I saw the film was at the first preview screening Universal held (in May of 2005). When that scene hit, the entire crowd just went fucking crazy.
Darth Maher
08-23-09, 11:55 AM
I second the Superman helicopter scene. Especially, when Clark rips open his shirt to reveal the "S" for the first time.
And while I love the training scene in Rocky II, the part that gives me goosebumps is "Yo Adrian, we did it!" Of course, now the whole "Yo Adrian" thing is kind of a joke, but when used in context of the movie, it works.
I also like the end of "Rocky Balboa."
The baseball game (with the Garth Brooks song) at the end of "Frequency,"
The end of Karate Kid III when Daniel forgoes the usual bow to Miyagi and hugs him instead.
And call me a wuss, but when E.T. is saying goodbye to Elliott, I get a little choked up.
LickTheABCs
08-23-09, 11:55 AM
Most recently, Inglorious Basterds. (No YouTube links up yet..)
scott1598
08-23-09, 11:59 AM
The Shawshank Redemption
when the warden puts his hand right through the poster on Andy's wall and rips it off and you see Red's face in the background and in that moment you knew what happened
The Matrix
of course when Neo becomes the one and blasts through Agent Smith, then the look he gives the other two agents
The Abyss
when Bud comes up from the Ocean floor, existing the alien ship and everyone sees him
Backdraft
after Bull (Kurt Russell) falls and is dying and Steven (William Baldwin) is fighting the fire and he goes "that's my brother g-d dammit"
Batman Begins
Batman to Ras: "I'm not going to kill you...but I don't have to save you" (just before Ras bites it on the monorail)
Say Anything
the "ding" scene
The Bourne Ultimatium
when he says to Joan Allen to get some rest because she looks tired and you realize The Bourne Supremacy actually happened after TBU...also each movie when Moby's "Extreme Ways" plays at ending creidts
A Few Good Men
"Your g-d damn right I did!"
Serenity
when you think the Operative paralyzed Mal with that pressure point trick during their last fight...he didn't!
inri222
08-23-09, 12:30 PM
Contains major spoilers. Do not watch if you plan on seeing the movie.
The Game
when Michael Douglas falls through the roof right onto the X
Primal Fear
when Ed Norton spills the beans on his character and Gere is in shock and amazement and then walks away
Shaun of the Dead
when Ed is bit and he and Shaun say their goodbyes and Nick Frost leans so slightly forward with his head and gives Simon this subtle head to head touch was the most touching great scenes i have seen in awhile
The Usual Suspects
when all you see is Verbal's legs and he corrects his walk at the end
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
towards the end, when RDJ falls off the overhang onto the car and is about to get shot by the baddie and he says "Nooo!" and shoots him dead
L.A. Confidential
when Vincennes gets shot by Dudley and he whispers "Rollo Tamasi" just before he dies
Interview with the Vampire
when Brad Pitt lashes the reaper/scathe? around and kills Geoffrey Rush's character
Signs
when they are watching the news footage and you see for the briefest of moments the alien walk past in the background
The Sixth Sense
when Bruce Willis realizes he is a dead person
Taken
when Brian tells his daughter "Now listen to me carefully as this part is very important...they are going to take you"
then, when Brian tells Marko: "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you."
Marko says "Good luck."
The Tao of Steve
when she sees Steve at her play in New York
Three O'Clock High
when Jerry ducks Buddy's punch and then clocks him
Uncle Buck
John Candy's smile and wave at the end (it overwhelms me everytime seeing what i think is his best movie and knowing i will never see another with him again)
BuddhaWake
08-23-09, 02:42 PM
And while I love the training scene in Rocky II, the part that gives me goosebumps is "Yo Adrian, we did it!" Of course, now the whole "Yo Adrian" thing is kind of a joke, but when used in context of the movie, it works.
I also like the end of "Rocky Balboa."
I'm not sure which part of the end of "rocky balboa" you mean, the end of the movie or when the credits roll. but for me, the credits do get to me because being in philly, the art museum steps and seeing everyone that come to the city going there to run the steps and the many reasons that people do it it always gets to me. especially the way it was shown in rocky balboa with the run from the first film and then just the random people that do it. someone wrote a book about those steps and the different reasons people who have done it have had but i can't remember the title.
Wolf359
08-23-09, 03:32 PM
NO way. Completely corny, cheesy, and overblown melodramatics (sllow-mo, sparks flying everywhere). Lame.
You are OUT OF YOUR MIND. This was one of the most unintentionally laughable scenes ever committed to film (in a movie FULL of unintentionally laughably scenes).
IMO, of course.
Two things...
First, your opinion of my picks was not asked for.
Two, you came here to solely bash other's choices without contributing your own? And this makes you not a troll/threadcrapper how exactly? Get a life.
Hokeyboy
08-23-09, 03:45 PM
Two things...
First, your opinion of my picks was not asked for.
Two, you came here to solely bash other's choices without contributing your own? And this makes you not a troll/threadcrapper how exactly? Get a life.
Yahooooo someone on an Internet message board told me to "get a life". I can go have cake now!
Hokeyboy
08-23-09, 03:57 PM
Here are some off the top of my head:
Mulholland Drive -- the entire "Club Silencio" sequence
The Third Man -- the final scene. BEST FINAL SCENE IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY.
Brazil -- "This is your receipt for your husband. And this is my receipt for your receipt."
Synecdoche, NY -- "Die."
2001: A Space Odyssey --The stargate sequence, the airlock sequence, the Starchild
La Belle et Le Bete -- almost the entire movie, if I had to say one sequence probably the first time Belle floats down the Beast's hallway with the arm candleabras...
Blade Runner -- the entire opening sequence
Kwaidan -- the end of the opening story (the lady with the hair)
Dreams -- the foxes' wedding march
Coral
08-23-09, 04:01 PM
The Thin Red Line - when they are attacking the Japanese camp with Hans Zimmer's "Journey To The Line" playing.
Anubis2005X
08-23-09, 04:40 PM
The end of The Two Towers when Gandalf is leading the Rohirrim down the mountain to annihilate the Uruk-Hai...gives me chills every single time!
Axeramm
08-23-09, 05:05 PM
Almost sad to admit this but during Armageddon when the transmission fails for team 1 and they are preparing to drop the bomb when they know it wont work. Then you hear some radio static as team 2 starts to roll in.
Dr. DVD
08-23-09, 05:29 PM
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The Bourne Ultimatium
when he says to Joan Allen to get some rest because she looks tired and you realize The Bourne Supremacy actually happened after TBU...also each movie when Moby's "Extreme Ways" plays at ending creidts
Actually, it was just the ending of Bourne Supremacy that happened after some of Bourne Ultimatum, unless I'm missing something.
While the rest of the movie left much to be desired, the final fight in the movie Ali where he enters the stadium to the point where it's over is so awe inducing that it almost seems like it doesn't belong with the rest of the film.
mcnabb
08-23-09, 05:29 PM
Where to begin.....
The Empire Strikes Back - Where Yoda lifts the X-Wing Fighter out of the swamp.
Rocky II - Where Adrian says to Rocky in the Hospital, "I want you to do me one thing....win!!!"
Superman: The Movie: Where Clark finds Lois buried in the rubble in her car and he yells, "NOOOOO!!!"
Star Wars - When Han flies in and saves the day for Luke, "You're all clear kid....." And Luke blows up the death star! Most satisfying ending ever!
Field of Dreams - When Burt Lancaster walks through the magic line on the Baseball Field and turns into an older Moonlight Graham.
Presummed Innocent - Don't want to spoil it for anyone, but the ending is goosebump city!
Dr. DVD
08-23-09, 05:44 PM
I always get goosebumps at the end of Unbreakable
The way everything falls into place and you realize you've just watched a comic book origin movie and didn't really know it. The second viewing of the movie gave me several goosebump moments, as I was able to look at it in a whole new light.
End of The Prestige, definitely an ending that makes you want to see the movie again, and when you do you are watching a whole different film.
AnonomusBob15
08-23-09, 05:58 PM
I know I might catch some flack for this, but at the end of Cast Away, standing at the crossroads....
dtcarson
08-23-09, 05:58 PM
LotR: RotK:
My friends, *you* bow to no one.
Dr. DVD
08-23-09, 06:15 PM
LOTR:ROTK
The beacons lighting from Gondor to Rohan. Scenes like that remind me of why I like movies.
Sessa17
08-23-09, 06:28 PM
LOTR:ROTK
The beacons lighting from Gondor to Rohan. Scenes like that remind me of why I like movies.
:thumbsup:
Sonic
08-23-09, 11:49 PM
Wow I left out one that should be in my tops. This scene moves me every freakin time. Well I love the moon and the first time I saw this scene I was moved!
It's the scene in The Man In The Iron Mask when Leonardo opens the window shutters and the moon is very close and he looks at it and wants to cry. I couldn't find this scene on youtube but the soundtrack to that scene is absolutely beautiful!
I get huge goosebumps and sometimes even cry at the end of Rocky & Rocky II every time. Especially at the end of II when Rocky tells Adrian that he "did it"
Also, 2 scenes from one of my favorite movies, 25th Hour.
I forgot about that scene. One of my "goosebumps" scenes too.
I'm not sure which part of the end of "rocky balboa" you mean, the end of the movie or when the credits roll.
For me, it's the end of the fight through the end credits. It was a great ending to the series.
achau9598
08-24-09, 10:21 AM
Best of the Best
when a badly beaten, but victorius, Dea Han hobbles over to Tommy and gives the "accept me a your brother" speech.
gets me teared up every time.
The Bus
08-24-09, 10:41 AM
The Royal Tenenbaums
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Margo getting off the bus to meet Baumer
KillerCannibal
08-24-09, 11:24 AM
"Nice shootin' son, what's your name?"
"Murphy"
Hokeyboy
08-24-09, 11:52 AM
"Nice shootin' son, what's your name?"
"Murphy"
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
jpoppe
08-24-09, 01:48 PM
"BECAUSE IT IS MY NAME! Because I cannot have another in my life! Because I lie and sign myself to lies! Because I am not worth the dust on the feet of them that hang! How may I live without my name? I have given you my soul; LEAVE ME MY NAME!"
- Daniel Day-Lewis as John Proctor in The Crucible (1996)
scott1598
08-24-09, 05:52 PM
Die Hard
when the vault opens and Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" plays. i cannot tell you how long it took me to find out what that piece of music was.
Groucho
08-24-09, 05:54 PM
Die Hard
when the vault opens and Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" plays. i cannot tell you how long it took me to find out what that piece of music was.:lol: Yeah, that's an obscure piece.
Geofferson
08-24-09, 06:02 PM
The opening credits of Superman. Also, a handful of times during Field of Dreams (watched it again recently and was surprised at how effective of a movie it is).
emachine12
08-24-09, 06:15 PM
The Truman Show -
For God's sake, Chris! The whole world is watching. We can't let him die in front of a live audience!
He was born in front of a live audience.
The addition of the having roses in the winter line in the director's cut of Armageddon.
Rypro 525
08-24-09, 07:33 PM
I know some people hate it, but the "Wise Up" scene and the long speech by Earl towards the end give me the chills
superdeluxe
08-24-09, 07:48 PM
LOTR: TT
When you see the thousands of orcs marching on Helms Deep.
achau9598
08-24-09, 08:49 PM
Armageddon
When the boy is watching on TV and says "mommy that salesperson is on tv" and she says "that's not a salesperson, that's your daddy."
During the end of Air Force One when the pilot announces that the planes call sign has changed to Air Force One gives me a little jolt every time i see it. I know it is going to happen, but it still pumps me up a bit.
emachine12
08-24-09, 11:19 PM
I'm paraphrasing these but they still give me the goosebumpies...
Ghost:
"Ode Mae give me a penny."
A special effect done without CGI that still stands up today and is one of the most emotional moments of "the other side reaching out" in modern cinema.
Lilo and Stitch:
"Talk. Talk. I know you can."
That opens one of the saddest conversations ever. A broken family that may never have the chance to be repaired.
Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind:
"Please let me keep this memory."
Proving that among the bad memories in life we would love to forget are the good ones we never want to.
Robert
08-24-09, 11:52 PM
I could go on forever with movies like Forrest Gump, Field of Dreams, and E.T. The Extraterrestrial. Here are some more unique ones:
<b>Legends of the Fall</b> - When Alfred comes out of nowhere and shoots the mobster before his father is shot
<b>Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade</b> Indy pours the grail water over his father's bullet wound.
<b>Rio Bravo</b> - "My rifle, pony, and me"
<b>The Majestic</b> When Peter holds up Luke's medal in front of the HUAC committee
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