Favorite/coolest scene in a movie.

[fmj123]

My favorite\ coolest scene in a movie would have to be either the reservoir dogs main title, or the final shootout in Wild bunch

[cuckoo2]

The entire scene at rahad's house in boogie nights.

[damien22]

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I'd have to say that my favorite scene in any movie is in Eternal Sunshine, when Joel finally realizes he can manipulate the memories he's re-living, and it starts raining inside and "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" is playing. I feel so much emotion while watching that scene.

[Gordon]

The whole "dream sequence" at the very end of Brazil.


























































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[Eskimo Coyote]

its gotta be the walken/hopper scene in true romance...

[Shockwave]

UNFORGIVEN.

Eastwood walks into the bar at the end to confront the murderous mob that killed his friend.

"Deserves got nothing to do with it."

[PSU80]

Some of my favorite scenes because I can't pick just one.

The Shining when Danny is confronted by the ghosts of the murdered sisters..."come and play with Danny."

Unforgiven-After Munny kills everyone at the end and he's giving that threatening speech to anyone within earshot. "...or I'll come back and kill everyone of you sons of bitches"

Vanilla Sky-When Cruise suffocates Sophia, thinking it's Julie Gianni.

Saving Private Ryan-Omaha Beach.

[Hominid]

Helicopter Attack- Apocolypse Now

The Dawn Of Man- 2001: A Space Odyysse

The Final Showdown- The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

We'll Meet Again- Dr.Strangelove

[blk_flower]

The future war: Terminator 2


Here are my other favorite movie scenes, some of the actual dvd chapter names
- Jupiter and Beyond: 2001 a space odyssey
- Combing the dessert: spaceballs
- Opening jitterbug scene: Mulholland DR
- any scene with sand and music: Lawrence of Arabia
- opening credits: lost highway
- opening credits: Wild at heart
- any monster appearence: the thing
- All Hallows Eve, 1963: Halloween (when micheal was a child)
- Ending Scene: Halloween 4
- chasing the Target: ghost in the shell
- Chase: akira (that first bike chase)
- when vito arrives to Ellis Island: godfather part 2

and there's so much more.

[RandalGraves]

In The Blues Brothers, when they are driving through the mall.
In Caddyshack pretty much any scene Rodney Dangerfield is in.
The Crane Chase scene from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
The bathroom scene from True Lies.
The opening scene with Achillies killing that huge soldier in Troy.
The Bat country scene from Fear and Loathing.
In Collateral when Tom Cruise kills those 2 thief thug guys.
In The Departed when Leonardo Dicaprio beats the crap out of that guy in the little convience store.

[dennisv]

There are so many. One new recent one is in The Departed when Matt Damon's character calls Leo's character and he answers. They're both breathing into the phone. It was intense. For those who has seen it, you know what I'm talking about.

[Gordon]

Originally posted by Hominid
The Dawn Of Man- 2001: A Space Odyysse


Well if we're pulling at that string you've got to mention Jupiter and Beyond.

[The cinema]

Scent of a Women - in the court room of the school at the end.
shawshank redemption - the end.
finding Neverland - the end sequence
Field of dreams - the end when he meets his dad.

[Gian-Sergio]

Peter and Roger driving trucks to block the doors of the mall in DAWN OF THE DEAD
The Heroin montage in PULP FICTION
The Gang robbing the jewel store in ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA

[bigred760]

I don't know about coolest, but some of my favorite scenes are the baptism scene in The Godfather, either shootout in The Wild Bunch, and Unforgiven's finale.

[Addicted2Bayhem]

Final car chase in Bad Boys with Porsche and Cobra.

Armageddon scene right BEFORE the animal crackers scene. Beautiful sunset shot of the BMW by the tree and the lake.


The scene in The Village where Bryce Dallas Howard walks onto the freeway...

The scene where Bruce WIllis discovers he was dead in the 6th sense


The scene in Malcolm X where Denzel tells the white woman to kiss his feet...

Face Off scene where Cage (as travolta in cage's body) rubs his hand over Cage's son's face and calls him Michael, thinkin of his dead son...

The Ferrari car chase in Bad Boys 2 as the Haitians toss the cars off the truck...

LUKE.....I AM YOUR FATHER!!!!.... NO!!!!!!!

Mission Impossible 2...the scene where Ethan is on the motorcycle and he does the pop-a-wheely on his front wheel in traffic and spins around in slow motion and shoots at the bad guys in the white car and they spin over and flip and explode in slow motion and then it speeds up to fast motion...MAN that scene rocked! The whole theater went nuts during that scene...


Phantom Menace...they open the door and Darth Maul takes his hood off and this girl in front of me goes...AWW YEA HERE WE GO! Then he takes out his double light sabre and then they fight and then he kills Qui Gon Jinn and then Obi Wan screams and they have that fight MAN that was an awesome fight with all the flips and spins and kicks...

The scene at the end of Friday Night Lights when the quarterback throws the ball in slow motion to the little kids and it symbolizes him finally being free from all the pressure and stress high school football put on his life. He never smiled in the whole film and was always serious and stoic (his teammates even made fun of this) and at that point, he smiled for the first time. Lucas Black (fast and furious 3) is the actor I am talkin about.

Val Kilmer's tearful death scene at the end of Tombstone.

The Jaime Pressly/Michael Jai White love scene in Ringmaster....steamy...

[dalomini]

The "I heard things" scene in Raging Bull.
Marion and Norman having a meal in the parlor in Psycho.
Richie Cusack in History of Violence.
Truman talks with Cristof in The Truman Show.
"My son bought me a cadillac!" in Catch Me if You Can (Idk what it is about this one, but the acting in this scene is fuckin fabulous.)

And, of course, my top two favorite scenes in movie history:

The Alec Baldwin scene in Glengarry Glen Ross
The "A man is not a piece of fruit! I'm talking about your father!" scene in the Dustin Hoffman version of Death of a Salesman

[bigred760]

Originally posted by Addicted2Bayhem
Phantom Menace...they open the door and Darth Maul takes his hood off and this girl in front of me goes...AWW YEA HERE WE GO! Then he takes out his double light sabre and then they fight and then he kills Qui Gon Jinn and then Obi Wan screams and they have that fight MAN that was an awesome fight with all the flips and spins and kicks...


My favorite part of that fight is Maul's introduction. First, one side of the lightsaber goes out, then the other half. That was just freakin' awesome!

[Jim H]

The opening gambling scene in God of Gamblers.
The revenge sequence in the Princess Bride.
Beat up by the inventor of Scrabble in The Last Boy Scout.
Robert Downie Jr. becoming a hero at the end of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

[Shockwave]

"Its got to be the monster! Look at all the bones!"

:p

..this one should be easy to get.

[newbreedleader]

Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas charging with the dead army in ROTK.

[birch0907]

the montage of Henry Hill preparing for the drug deal ending with him getting arrested
Hey Jude montage in Tenenbaums
James Wood pullin the gun out of his chest vagina in Videodrome
Comferably Numb montage in the Departed
Tommy murdering the made man in Goodfellas
christening in the Godfather
Guy Pearces mentally challenged brother being whipped in the Proposition
confrontation between Dingum and Anthony in Bottle Rocket
opening seen in Boogie Nights
Last scene of Raging Bull

[Kevin Lockard]

Hans falling to his death in Die Hard.

[jolanar]

The Matrix - Lobby Scene

I still pop in my Matrix dvd and skip to that scene and watch it with the volume blaring. I love it.

[Jedi]

Favorite scene would be the "lambs, they were screaming" in Silence of the Lambs.
I know it's a horror/thriller movie but this scene, mastered by Jodie's amazing performance, was one of the most emotional moments I've ever lived watching a film (and I've seen a lot of films in my life) and it made SOTL my all-time favorite film and put Jodie Foster in the place of God in my mind :D

[Le_Big_Mac]

My favorite scene in any movie is probably the Ezekiel 25:17 scene in Pulp Fiction. The scene is such a brilliant blend of hilarity, suspense, and horror. It's got to be the fucking greatest scene ever. That or the ending of A Clockwork Orange.

As for the "coolest" scene, you can't go wrong with Reservoir Dogs' dreaded ear scene if you have the stomach to actually sickly enjoy it.

[blk_flower]

when Dave Bowman goes through the stargate and it's sheer amazment for 11 minutes or something like that.