Josh-da-man

The scene in Schindler's List where the little kid is neck deep in shit.

Buttmunker

"This is my stink-hole. Go find your own!"

whoopdido

Plus the numerous "O-Face" shots and the blast of fire signifying the end of the act.

Tarantino

The scene where the wolf runs across the street in Collateral and they both just stare at it from the Taxi as an Audioslave song starts playing.

conscience

I always get a kick out of that scene.

Randy Miller III

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dom56

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollow Part 1

GoldenJCJ

This scene in Conspiracy Theory always made me laugh. I think it's the way Mel Gibson pitter-patters his little feet when he's rolling the wheel chair. The "He's flying..." line doesn't help either.
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Solid Snake

damn..that pit patter is hilarious...great look of the film...never seen it...need to do that one day.

Quatermass

The scene in "Blown Away" where Lloyd Bridges is decorated like a Christmas Tree with booby traps.

whotony

Some of you are forgetting aout the "unintentionally" part of the op's topic.

movieguru

The Klingon bastard line in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

Also in 12th grade I can remember our French class was watching War and Peace (the 1956 version with Audrey Hepburn). There was a scene where some captives were being marched to their deaths. They were beaten pretty bad and were half starved, and a couple of the actors overdid the acting quite a bit. Most of the class was giggling through the whole scene.

What was even better was our teachers reaction to the laughing. He turned of the movie and turned the lights back on on and then threw the remote control across the room. He started yelling saying people were suffering in the movie and we should be ashamed for laughing at it. Then he kicked everyone out of the class early.

gmanca

The Gibson portion is totally one-note, nothing really evolves. It's basically a love story with spy overtones.

The O

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movieguru

What happened to the middle guy? One minute he was there the next he was gone and the girl has a burn mark on her face. . Were these 2 different scenes put together from different parts of the movie?

Solid Snake

2 different scenes...

PopcornTreeCt

I like a lot of the scenes mentioned here. You guys are mean.

dugan

Teru singing in Tales from Earthsea. It went on about three verses too long.

Especially in the dub.

RichC2

Some guy made a compilation on YouTube, the last minute is dedicated to Wicker Man.

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gmanca

Oh, Delroy Lindo was definitely meant to be funny and he brought it: STOP EATING MY SESAME CAKE!

RichC2

Yeah there are quite a few intentionally funny scenes on there too.

Buttmunker

The Fly (1986) may not qualify as a dramatic picture, but it's a serious-toned one, but I always suppress a smile when Brundlefly's ear falls off, and Geena Davis gives another hand-covered "oooh!" I don't know if it's the dumb expression on Brundlefly when the ear falls, or the badly acted "oooh" from Davis, but I find it "kills the mood."

Neitzl

OMG! I'm so glad I was alone in my office when I watched this. That is AWESOMELY bad!

The one scene that I laughed so hard was in Gone With The Wind. I had never seen it, and The Music Box theater was showing a new print of it. I think it was in 1993 or something like that. I went with my college buddies, who all loved it, and when Bonnie Blue rode her pony (after my favorite line "I want my PONY!") into the fence. I know it's supposed to be tragic but I laughed out loud. Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, in the theater glared at me. I still laugh when I see that scene.

AnonomusBob15

"Jack Twist? Jack...................NASTY!"


Brokeback Mountain was a great movie, but I remember cracking up at the one line Michelle Williams gives. And she is a goddess in my eyes.

Rypro 525

In Battle: LA, theres a scene towards the end theres a speech where Aaron Eckards character is giving a big dramatic speech saying "you have a lot of heart, i know you've lost a friend, a brother" with big epic dramatic music, and then he says 'but thats not important anymore.' Everyone at the midnight screening was in stitches laughing almost went a full minute. I still don't know if that was supposed to be serious or a bad attempt at humor