Saving Private Ryan-D-Day scene

 

 

 

Platoon-the part where Elias dies.

 

 

 

300-THIS. IS. SPARTAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!

Miller's Crossing - Bernie Bernbaum (John Turturro) begging for his life - "I'm praying to you! look in your heart!..." - awsome

 

 

 

 

 

Blade Runner - The creature (Batty) meets its creator (Tyrell) - frustrated by the fact he have to die - " I want more life, fu****.."

 

with the famous quate

 

"The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long. And you have burned so very, very brightly, Roy."

 

The last scene is also amazing ,Batty chasing Deckard all over building but then,when he sense his life are about to end,he rescue Deckard from falling and then, slowly, the android's soul leaves his body...

The turning point in Requiem For A Dream when the "fall" title comes down as everything goes wrong. Holy crap, i've never been more blown away from a movie in my life.

 

 

 

The famous baby trolley scene in Brian De Palma's, The Untouchables

 

 

 

 

 

 

That scene is taken from Eisenstein's Battleship Potemkin - it was originally in the famous scene on the Odessa steps. A great scene.

The opening scene from Patton strikes me as one of the most profound film scenes ever.

The pearl harbour bomb drop scene and when Danny dies :cry:

 

 

 

Lord of the rings, the fellowship of the ring, where Borremier sp* gets shot by the orge 3 times, then Aragorn watches him as he dies.

 

 

 

 

 

Titanic, where Jack dies :(

Lord of the rings, the fellowship of the ring, where Borremier sp* gets shot by the orge 3 times, then Aragorn watches him as he dies.

 

Slow-motion Boromir still fighting with thee arrows sticking out of him = Utter Ownage. Sean Bean's acting was amazing in this film.

Saw III - When the guy is on the machine that twists his limbs, it's so creepy :ohnoes:

 

 

 

Saw II - When Obi crawls into the oven to get the antidote, and the door closes and the oven turns on. Then he punches through the glass and he dies with his head and one hand hanging out...

 

 

 

Saw I - Like someone else said, when Jigsaw gets off the floor after "being dead"

 

 

 

I can't wait for Saw IV.

Many many scenes from The Boondock Saints, but here is one that stands out. It's also the first clip I found:

 

 

 

 

and a question, what is American History X coz its on foxtel at the moment and i was wondering what it was about

 

American History X tells the story of a nazi (Edward Norton). It's a very brutal movie but brilliant (can't really remember the action that much :oops: )

 

 

 

Some other movie scenes:

 

 

 

The Simpsons the Movie - "Spider-pig, Spider-pig, does whatever a Spider-pig does.." :D Hilarious (same goes with: "who's a good pig?" :D

 

 

 

Saw I - As mentioned earlier: When Jigsaw stands up in the middle of everything. Very cool

 

 

 

Saw II - The scene where the woman is thrown down into the pile of needles.

 

 

 

All in all I think the Saw movies (number 4 coming - wooohhooo) are brilliant. The whole idea is so well-thought.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

^^ The Boondock Saints is a very cool movie too :D

Citizen Cane, Rosebud...http://youtube.com/watch?v=jipboWI9uiE

 

 

 

not to be forgotten:

 

 

 

Deer Hunter

 

1.

 

2.http://youtube.com/watch?v=G5ENPlaowMQ& ... ed&search=

Psycho - by Alfred Hitchcock: the murder of the young woman in the shower.

 

 

 

 

Me too.also, the overdose in pulp fiction by quentin tarantino, the ultraviolence and sex desire scene in clockwork orange by stanley kubrick, the end of the shining(even though its not as good as the book), the end of soylent green, the capture scene in cool hand luke, and finally, the crazy 88 scenein kill bill, by quentin tarantino.

Definately many of the scenes in American History X.

 

-the curb

 

-the, erm... penetration

 

-and of course the ending

 

 

 

And I loved The Science of Sleep, its really the only film I've seen that seems to me as abstract, like art.

I am expanding it a bit (not a movie but a TV serie) ,probably the most powerful scene i've seen this year.

 

 

 

Six feet Under - Last (and final)episode,the enclosing scene.

 

even the toughests men struggled hard to keep their eyes dry..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That scene is taken from Eisenstein's Battleship Potemkin - it was originally in the famous scene on the Odessa steps. A great scene.

 

thx, didn't know that, havn't seen "Potemkin" yet (its on my must-see list for some time now.. ) but i guess you are talking about this scene :wink:

I wish those scenes were more burned down in my memory, I have some trouble remember things from a long time ago. I'll try:

 

 

 

In the latest harry potter movie 5, the scene in which harry tells to Snape about what is happening using the nicknames, then the frog lady asks Snape: "What did he say?!", then Snape answers "I have no idea". Funny xD

 

 

 

In the Matrix 2, when Neo and the girl have sex o.O

 

 

 

In Charlie and the Chocolate factory, when they go up the elevator and you see Wonka's wicked face, and the other two think Wonka is going insane and going to kill them all, Wonka: "Up and out! I've been longing to press that button for years" Grandpa: "But the elevator is made of glass, it'll shatter in a million pieces!" Wonka: *insane laugh*. Priceless!

 

 

 

In notes of a scandal, I don't remember much except how stunningly beautiful Cate Blanchett looked, as usual..

 

 

 

In V for Vendetta, when the girl kisses the plastic mask :/, and when V is dead on the train with the bomb.

 

 

 

In batman returns from tim burton, the scene in which Christopher Walken tries to kill the girl, powerful scene.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now I have a blank..

Cool Runnings, after the team's crash:

 

"Dorees, you dead?"

 

"No man, I'm not dead. But I gotta finish de race"

 

 

 

They get up, carry the sled and everyone claps.

 

 

 

They don't become heroes, they became equals.

And dangit, I can't forget Star Trek: The Motion Picture when Kirk surveys the refitted Enterprise for the first time. Considered to be one of the top 25 film moments by the American Film Institute.

Schindler's List - The little girl in red.

Schindler's List - The little girl in red.

 

 

 

ooo...that's a good one!

 

 

 

I was watching Forrest Gump this weekend and I think the scene where he breaks out of his leg braces running away from the bully kids is pretty good. Sure, it's been made fun of a lot ("run, Forrest, run!") and is kinda cheesey, but it still works.