Your favorite (unforgettable) scenes from movies or TV shows

[Gladiatorus]

Scarface -> Say hello to my little friend!

Matrix Revolutions -> The whole highway chase scene was epic.

Raw Deal -> Schwarzenegger's massacre at the factory was also epic.

Terminator -> The "Tech Noir" massacre up to Reese's "Come with me if you want to live" dialog.

The Way of the Dragon -> Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris fight.

O Brother, Where Art Thou? -> When the Soggy Bottom Boys sing Man of Constant Sorrow for the fist time.

Constantine -> John giving the finger to Lucifer scene is second to none.

If I remember any other I'll update he he

Edited September 24, 2009 by Gladiatorus

[Steeley]

My absolute favourite is from Casablanca. The scene is in Rick's Cafe in Morocco, which outside the war zone, in WWII. A few German's are singing 'Die Wacht am Rhein' in the bar full of Frenchmen and they get drowned out by one man and then the entire bar singing 'La Marseillaise' over the top of them.

Such a powerful scene. Made even more powerful by the fact the scene used real (i.e. non-actor) Frenchmen, and it was filmed in 1942 during the war.

[MackTK]

The Departed, the elevator shooting scene EPIC!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lak0__k8icw...PL&index=32

[BlackSteyrAug]

The ending of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

[neudera]

The scene in Crash, when the shop owner accidentally shoots the mexican guy's young daughter, the emotional expression of pain and sorrow, and followed by the surprise, shock, and relief that his daughter is ok upon realizing the gun was filled with blanks.

No scene will ever equal the emotional pull of that scene.

[Wessg]

"Now I understand why I couldn't perform decent sex on you!"

Naked Gun 33 1/3

[Snakehn]

1: Harper's Island episode # 11: Chloe committing suicide after watching John Wakefield murder her fiance' Cal, by letting go of the bridge railing that she is holding onto and falling several hundred feet down so that John Wakefield doesn't get the satisfaction of murdering her too.

I'll have to go with this one too, and the song in the background, WOW.

Letters from the sky from Civil Twilight ;)

[Gladiatorus]

The Crow -> Is that gasoline I smell?

[DrCheese]

Valerie's Letter in V for Vendetta, such a beautiful scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95WcXkkOPXE

The start of Inglourious Basterds.. the way they build tension in the farmhouse is just amazing. The German officer needs an Oscar.

[Hani]

Chariot race in Ben-Hur

[jelli]

American Psycho, when he runs through the revolving door and then shoots the guard, it's just a brilliant piece of cinematography.

[Creamy]

"Enough is enough! I have had it wih these motherf###ing snakes on this motherf###ing plane!"

[V-99 ODST]

Neo in the Matrix shooting 2 glocks at an Agent and the bullet of him dodging it.

That's one I can think of for now.

[logancable]

American Psycho, when he runs through the revolving door and then shoots the guard, it's just a brilliant piece of cinematography.

That whole ending was hilarious.

"Feed me a cat"

or when he blows up the car with a couple of bullet shots. haha

[That Guy Veteran]

Tom Hanks in The Road To Perdition getting shot in front of his 12 year old son.

[Dick Montage]

End of Lost In Translation

[Dane]

Money Pit: When the bathtub comes through the floor as Tom Hanks put water in it :D the way Tom laughs after that is hilarious :laugh:

[theclueless]

titanic when people falling off the deck and hit the propeller... good scene, so much laughter in the theater

[dead.cell]

The Ring, when the horse jumps off the boat and the back legs hit as it goes overboard.

It's like, all this tension built up for the scene, and then I suddenly found myself laughing hysterically. :laugh:

Also loved...

Michael: All right. This one time I'll let you ask me about my affairs.

Kay Adams: Is it true? Is it?

Michael: No.

[Kay smiles and walks into his arms]

[hekkyUK]

1. The 3 guards looking at each other in the cinema in The Green Mile

2. Robin Williams speech by the lake in Good Will Hunting

3. The end of Man on Fire

[Roberticus]

When Joker first appears in Dark Knight: "And I thought My jokes were bad!"

[hkgonra]

LOTR

Gandalf , you shall not pass

300

Persians! Come and take them

[SidVicious]

"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn!"

Epic. :ninja:

[t_r_nelson]

In the beginning of the Matrix, when Trinity kicks the police officer. I'd never seen that kind of camera work. Blew me away.

[Rappy Veteran]