What is your favorite movie scene of all time ?

The part in BATMAN were Jack Nicholsons joker is laughing and talks to the gargoyle statue has to be my favorite he's all...

"HA HA HA HAAA!! *looks at gargoyle* what are YOU laughing at?"

Awesome ending to an awesome movie way better than The Dark Knight. This is back when Batman actually KILLED the bad guys.

But enough about Batman what is your fav movie scene of all time?

The battle scene in Children of Men where Theo, the girl and the baby go from the dangerous streets into the building full of refugees. It's hard to describe what scene it is. It's the one where it is basically one shot for 7-8 minutes (or at least made to look like it) and is one of the best examples of directing I have ever seen.

This.

It's such an amazing film but I can watch that part of the movie over and over again and it's still mindblowing.

There's too many for me to pick just ONE...

Interrogation scene & pencil scene - The Dark Knight

Final fight - V for Vendetta

Dining room discussion - American History X

"I love you!" "I know." - Empire Strikes Back

Tom's speech about love - 500 Days of Summer

The family dance - Little Miss Sunshine

Hotel hallway - Inception

Donnie calling out Patrick Swayze's character - Donnie Darko

Unraveling scene - The Prestige

Voldemort v Dumbledore - Harry Potter 5

Sam v. Shelob - Return of the King

hmmm theres a crap load of them but a few of my favourites are,

1: The end scene in The Rock where Goodspeed says that Mason is dead and then tells him to go and just that really nice music plays and Mason tells him to not have his wedding in Mauwi and then gives him that note of his final stash and disapears, it was just such a happy ending.

2: Boromirs death scene in Lord of The Rings, just watching Sean Bean act in that was excellent and all the arrows he took and kept on fighting.

3: In The return of the king when gandalf is in Minis Tirith and the fighting is in the streets and hes yelling "Fight to the last man FIght!!" and then you hear the Horns of Rohan and the cav charge is so epic.

4: The Final scene in V for Vendetta for obvious reasons, the 1812 overture just completed it.

5: How could i not include Rockys "Gonna Fly Now" scene in the 2nd movie when hes running with the crowd.

Opening scene of Gladiator.

The battle scene in Children of Men where Theo, the girl and the baby go from the dangerous streets into the building full of refugees. It's hard to describe what scene it is. It's the one where it is basically one shot for 7-8 minutes (or at least made to look like it) and is one of the best examples of directing I have ever seen.

SilentSoprano

Great choice! Lalalalalove that movie! Its a hidden gem. Mines got to be the infamous FREEDOM in braveheart, gives me chills everytime. Love that movie too.

Five Easy Pieces

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and Spring

Before Sunset

Paris, Texas

Get me everytime, especially that first one.

It's nearly impossible for me to choose one favorite, but I feel comfortable with choosing this one.

A certain "scene" in Black Swan involving Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis.....(can't link to it without being modded)

[spoiler] Seriously, one of my favorite scenes as of late is in The Dark Knight when (don't read further if you haven't watched it yet) Commissioner Gordon caught the Joker after it was revealed that he faked his death. There are older movies with great scenes too but I can't think of them at this moment. [/spoiler]

-The escape from TheShawshank Redemption, and watching Hadley and Norton get their due.

-Rocky 1 and 2's endings.

-Restaurant scene from Goodfellas:

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

Incredible work considering there's not an cut for like 2-3 minutes.

louie kane vs scorpion on the mortal combat movie.

Taxi Driver - Travis Bickle talking to Betsy on the phone.
Rosemary's Baby - "What have you done to its eyes?!"
Before Sunset - The car ride.
Jules and Jim - When they're running on the bridge.
Vertigo - When he finds out the truth.

Some other favorites.

In this case, I will never, ever have a single favorite. But there's one scene that's been lingering in my mind recently.

The end of "The Usual Suspects".

This extended scene from Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

The scene in Jaws where Quint is telling the story of the USS Indianapolis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtcNyUOytU4

"Oh my goooooooood"

Because it was finally over.

[spoiler] [/spoiler]

Recently this from The Conversation.

Of all time? Probably one of many scenes from Amadeus.

Hotel hallway - Inceptionbattlefront23

Definitely the chase scene in Casino Royale....

That's just one that comes to mind. Their are a hell of a lot others....

Recently this from The Conversation.

Of all time? Probably one of many scenes from Amadeus.

Brutal_Elitegs

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What scene is it?

I've always liked the scene from House of 1000 Corpses where Otis (Bill Moseley) is talking philosophical nonsense to the cheerleader he has bound and gagged. "WORK? DO YOU KNOW WHAT WORK IS? I bet you do, serving ice cream to your ****heel friends on summer break....MY BRAIN...IS FROZEN..." Pretty much that entire scene.ANNIHILISM

Here be one of my favs ***SPOILER***

Also the last scene in Electra Glide in Blue but I can't find that on youtubes.

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Recently this from The Conversation.

Of all time? Probably one of many scenes from Amadeus.

sammyjenkis898

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What scene is it?

Charlie Chaplin on cocaine

Charlie Chaplin walking a high wire

Bobby Sands

Meeting death

Jesse James train robbery

The end of Shutter Island

the beginning of UP!

Batman Begins: Bruce vs R'az. "Your fathers death was not your fault... It was your fathers!"

Room 773

I also loved the ending scene when

Brutal_Elitegs

Ah, yes, good choice.

... You made me change my sig.

This scene from Pixar's Up is one of the most wonderfully constructed pieces they've ever created

From Paris with love dinner scene

I can watch this scene over and over :lol:

Ip Man - the fight against 10 people.

Oldboy's fight scene

Gran Torino - when Clint Eastwood is teaching the kid how to be a man.

I think it's either the shootout in HEAT or the 6 minute scene towards the end of Children of Men.

I think it's either the shootout in HEAT or the 6 minute scene towards the end of Children of Men.

MrMe1000

Yes! Another Children of Men fan! It seems like every person I ask has either never heard of this movie or has not watched it.

Dr. Bowman getting back into the space shuttle and disconnecting HAL, and then dat' video.

The direction was amazing, and the ending of the movie was setup from that video.

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I think it's either the shootout in HEAT or the 6 minute scene towards the end of Children of Men.

SilentSoprano

Yes! Another Children of Men fan! It seems like every person I ask has either never heard of this movie or has not watched it.

Yeah I know how you feel. My brother and I are big movie guys so we have seen almost every movie worth watching. Sadly many of my friends have not seen a great deal of movies.

-The scene in "Predator" when Blane get's killed and Mac witnesses it. After getting to Blane and seeing the Predator, he then starts to use the mini gun and fires blindly at the forest, and the rest of the men do the same and completely demolish the forest.

-The scene in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" when Luke throws 2 giant ice blocks at Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee stands his ground and breaks the giant ice blocks with his fists and roars of fury in the ice factory fight scene.

-The entire scene in "Inglourious Basterds" when they meet up in the basement only to find a table of german soldiers and a later discovered german officer.

-The entire scene in "Saving Private Ryan" when they storm Omaha Beach.

-The scene in "Spider Man" when he fights The Green Goblin inside of the old church at the end of the movie.

-The entire scene in "Advent Children: Complete" when Cloud fights Sephiroth.

-The scene in "Mission Impossible" when Ethan Hunt and his gang break into the Langford facility and steal the Noc list from the computer terminal room.

-The scene in "Alien" when Kane wakes up from his coma and starts eating food at the table, only to have an alien burst out of his stomach.

-The entire scene in "Distrcit 9" when Vicus dons the mech suit and helps Christopher escape.

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I think it's either the shootout in HEAT or the 6 minute scene towards the end of Children of Men.

Yes! Another Children of Men fan! It seems like every person I ask has either never heard of this movie or has not watched it.

This remarkable speech at the end of The Two Towers.

Found here.

This remarkable speech at the end of The Two Towers.

Found here.