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[DrBlingzle]

So what parts in films have really stood out for you? Just to be clear these don't have to come from your favorite films they just have to be your favourite 3 scenes from any 3 films (or 2 or 3 scenes from the same film).

 

For me, in no particular order:

 

Pulp fiction (contains strong language and violence)

(sorry the quality's poor)

 

Citizen kane

 

Watchmen (contains strong violence)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3lsJmwNO40

 

 

 

Also this deserves a special little mention

Hot fuzz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMt0lhnlLL4

[bmwcrazy]

 

x3

[Derpy]

Every single driving scene from "Gone in 60 Seconds"

[Beerfish]

Ebeneezer Scrooge first meets the ghost of Jacob Marley, 1951 version.

 

 

Andy Dufresne finally free.

 

 

Charelton Heston in Planet of the Apes final scene.

 

[SlottsMachine]

Just off the top of my head I always liked this interrogation scene from LA Confidential. 

 

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Every single driving scene from "Gone in 60 Seconds"

Which one I ask cautiously?

Anyway mine are. WARNING MAY CONTAIN STRONG LANGUAGE.

Goodfellas: What do you mean I'm funny

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King: You bow to no one.

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back: I am your Father

I could easily make a top ten though.

[SlottsMachine]

I am probably one of the biggest fans of the videogame Driver, this scene from Jack Reacher gave me major flashbacks. Its was glorious. 

 

[ME_Fan]

Only 3?

As soon as I saw the thread title the first thing that sprang to my mind was the tank sequence from The Last Crusade, so I guess that's one of them.

[Beerfish]

Which one I ask cautiously?

Anyway mine are. WARNING MAY CONTAIN STRONG LANGUAGE.

Goodfellas: What do you mean I'm funny

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King: You bow to no one.

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back: I am your Father

I could easily make a top ten though.

I almost picked your 1st one for me list.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

I almost picked your 1st one for me list.

Yeah thats a pretty good scene, but as I said in my post I could easily make a top ten list, hell even a top 20 list would be simple, there are scenes from films like Full Metal Jacket, Gladiator (who doesn't love when Maxmius says who he is) the other lotr films, and don't get me started on films with awesome cgi and special effects, when you first see Gypsy Danger in combat for instance it is mind blowing the kid in me does scream joyously every time I see it, and OMG when I first seen the Iron Man suit and who can forget when we first saw the Transformers, transform and every scene Gollum from lotr is in, is awesome.

 

I'm going to stop now before I get carried away.

 

Look I'm just going to leave this here.

 

[EarthboundNess]

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug

Spoiler

Anything with Smaug. Watching that sequence in the cinema... just wow. Though Smaug simply talking with Bilbo was a lot more entertaining than the somewhat tiresome action sequence that follows.

 

 

 

Blade Runner - One of the first names to cross my mind. Though, its been so long since I watched it that I don't actually remember it all that much. Bar the ending.

 

 

Grave of the Fireflies - Ending

 

Yeah... no. Not linking this. The ending was memorable for significantly changing my world view as well as leaving me a teary eyed mess for the following two hours. (Its a film. Its not supposed to do that.) Not risking that again. 

 

[Deathangel008]

hard to say what´s my top3... this 2 were the first that came to my mind:

[The Love Runner]

Here are three favorites of mine:

Avengers Assemble in The Avengers



Biff and his gang getting covered in manure in Back To The Future



Fish Are Friends in Finding Nemo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Zk1nd_dY8

[Jorji Costava]

Three of mine; these aren't necessarily my top three scenes or even from my favorite movies, but they're scenes that really had an effect on me at the time:

 

1. The Third Man - I'm assuming the statute of limitations has passed on this one: The whole scene between Harry Lime and Holly Martins. Couldn't find a clip of the whole thing, so here are two notable moments: Dots, and the cuckoo clock.

 

2. Days of Heaven - The locust and fire scene (poor quality, but I couldn't find better).

 

3. The Battle of Algiers - Hard to pick one scene from this controversial and politically charged movie, but I decided to go with the bombing scene.

 

Howard Hawks once defined a great movie as a movie with "three great scenes and no bad ones." Not sure if that's true, but somehow it seemed appropriate for this thread.

[themikefest]

I'm a big Clint Eastwood fan

 

 

And probably the best standoff in any western movie also the link in my signature

 

Fistfull of Dollars - Get 3 coffins ready

[mybudgee]

- 13 Assassins; final duel between Shinza & Hanbei

- Kill Bill; Showdown at the House of Blue Leaves "I guess that WAS a Hanzo sword.."

- 7 Samurai; Entire end sequence (standoff against the Bandits)

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Do you expect me to remember those +1000+ hours of movies?!

 

OK:

- Hitler disappointment and depression scene (Downfall)

 

- Death of Snape (Harry Potter Nth movie ... it was emotional)

 

- Obiwan vs Maul duel (Star Wars Episode I)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRULr1o3yoY

 

I may add other things, but forget it...

 

'Fight Club' city collapse scene was lulzy!

Dem Michael Bay movies scenes with hyper-graphical effects! jk lol

[Neoleviathan]

McCabe & Mrs. Miller
I couldn't find the exact scene, but my favorite moment of this film is also one of my favorite moments in film. McCabe enters Mrs.Miller's room & the two begin a discussion. (Some backstory: Miller runs the brothel in the small remote town the two of them run.) The neighboring room is occupied by one of her girls and a workman. The prostitute and the customer completely forget about sex, instead the two of them stand together giggling & peeping on Miller & McCabe, who are their bosses pretty much. There are allot of memorable moments in the film, it has a unique look, & fictively depicts a moment in Pacific Northwest history.

The first Star Wars

Biggest moment of my childhood.

Swan Lake, 1981 anime

Another memorable opening. The first anime I ever saw, & probably the first version of Swan Lake I knew. I am angry that I can't find it (legally) anymore.

There are plenty more that are important to me, but I think these three are the most personally significant.

The Battle of Algiers has to be one of the strangest most depressing films I've ever seen. I am in wonder of it. I think it's amazing how many of the people who were involved IRL they were able to bring into the film. And that bombing scene was tragic and incredible. I don't have any connection to either side in that story, but I could not relate to anyone in that film. I don't understand the reasoning behind the violence, and it made me feel against them which is strange because they helped tell the story. That seemed antithetical to the whole victors write history thing, & I can't believe they'd tell a story that would make me see them as wrong. It's a testament.

[2Pac]

Every single Battle scene in harry potter

[ObserverStatus]

warning: may or may not contain objectionable content

 

off the top of my head

 

1. Where's the Mr. Pibb? (Slither)

[Dominus]

The Usual Suspects - The Ending.

Dark Knight - Joker's Interrogation.

Clockwork Orange - Moloko Milk Bar.

[Orian Tabris]

I have absolutely no idea, but I'll give you 3 gems:

 

Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, where he says "That was bloody, brilliant!"

V in V for Vendetta, where he has a speech about being a "man in a mask."

Shrek in Shrek, where he compares ogres and onions.

 

Failing that, 3 scenes where Gingy says "Not the gum-drop buttons!" Interrogating Gingy.

[blaidfiste]

Charles Bronson vs Henry Fonda - Once Upon a Time in the West

 

Obi Wan + Quigon vs Darth Maul - The Phantom Menace

 

You need ppl like me - Scarface (NSFW)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yky4QtRX_DI