What is the best movie moment without any words?

[Neofishie]

The opening visuals of Star Wars, right after the text crawl.

Everything you need to know about the setting, the Rebellion and the Empire explained in 30 seconds.

I'm actually surprised no one has mentioned this. Sure it lacks a lot of emotional "oomph" since you haven't become yet, but those opening minutes are a nigh-perfect lesson in "show, don't tell."

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

KICKASS WAREHOUSE SCENE

[small]excluding 0:57 lol[/small]

Spoiler

That is dare I say? Kick ASS

OMG I WAS GOING TO NAME SOMETHING FROM KICK ASS TOO...But, well, I am going to say something from Predators (the new one)

Basically, near the end when he kills the last Predator. Fricken amazing without words.

 

[hazabaza1]

That one scene from Up. You know the one. The one that almost/did make you cry.

Ninja'd!

That one scene from Up. You know the one. The one that almost/did make you cry.

I see your Up, and raise you one Toy Story 3.

Get on your oven mitts, kids!

... Double Ninja'd.
Even worse for me, since someone told me that

Spoiler

Woody dies near the end. Even though he doesn't, it had me on edge the whole time.

 

[[Unoriginal Name Here]]

Definatly when Tom Hanks is shooting the tank with his pistol at the end of Saving Private Ryan.

 

[sgwee]

I just, will never watch human centipede. I just won't. I've laughed at two girls one cup, and the bme pain olympic compilations, (the latter gave me a feeling of losing my soul in a great void) and I just could not enjoy that.

 

[RabidusUnus]

]Definatly when Tom Hanks is shooting the tank with his pistol at the end of Saving Private Ryan.

That part wasn't the good part for me. It was when

Spoiler

His hand finally stops shaking

God dammit Upham.

 

[Xan Holbrook]

Look, it may be cheating because it is, after all, a SILENT movie, but the scene where moloch appears in Metropolis was fucking unparallel for mere body language as expression. It was like a Michael Jackson dance routine with the workers on the machines meets a GWAR gig when they all started to be 'fed' to it.

 

[esperandote]

Spoiler: The Mist ending

 

[Rayansaki]

The final moments of Requiem for a Dream

 

[AgDr_ODST]

The Zero G fight Scene in Inception is mindnumbingly awesome

Joe Enders sacrificing himself in Wind Talkers so that Yahzee could return to his family was really sad

multiple moments in Toy Story 3 and Wall-E

and something about the final moments of Fight Club were incredible

 

[fgdfgdgd]

That one scene from Up. You know the one. The one that almost/did make you cry.

I see your Up, and raise you one Toy Story 3.

Get on your oven mitts, kids!

Damn, i had both of these in mind when i clicked. >.<

 

[floppylobster]

Stalker (the film not the game. However, they are both based off the same book: Roadside Picnic) has some of the best long take sequences ever filmed. My personal favourite is the take outside of The Room (but i cannot find a way to upload that one yet). Honourable mentions go to the Meat Grinder scene and Anomaly scene, but there is a little dialogue in those ones.


Even though this has some dialogue i am putting this one in anyway because it is just too good to leave out.


The film can be a bit slow for some people. However, if you enjoy a slower, thoughtful experience then this is as good as film gets.

Stalker is my favourite film. It's strange, I suffer from depression and although it's not meant to be, this film is a perfect expression of what it's like to go through it.

 

[sinestro1940]

I would have to say the opening scene to 2001: A Space Odyssey. GOD I love Stanley Kubrick...

 

[BrownGaijin]

Spoiler: I am legend spoiler... as if anyone hasn't heard about this yet

When Will Smith kills his dog
='(

Spoiler

Cause every little thing... gonna be alright.

Yeah anyone who doesn't feel anything from that scene, must REALLY hate dogs.

I am going to say the very last scene in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" where-

Spoiler: blocked out because apparently there are some people who might get upset that I've spoiled the ending to a 29 year old movie.

they are nailing up the ark in a wooden box and storing it away amongst many other wooden boxes in a large warehouse.

 

[Squeaky]

The end of "Lock'd Stock'd nd Smoking at both Barrels" with Fat reaching for the shotguns when his phone goes off.. I really want to know what happens.

 

[Drakane]

anything involving Scrat from the ice-ages... not serious, just seriously funny.

 

[mega48man]

"road to perdition" starring tom hanks, jude law, paul newman, and daniel craig.

******SPOILER ALERT*****

the scene where tom hanks kills paul newman, there's no sound what so ever and the cnimatopgrapghy (for not just that scene but the whole movie) was amazing. also, at the end when jude law kills tom hanks, there's almost no sound and jude law as he's pulling his big camera stand out he says ".....smile" WHICH WAS SO BADASS. totally evil and heartless, yes, but god, when the guy paying you is dead and you're out for vengance and your character's already been developed into a psychopathic hitman, that's over the limit badass.

also, that scene from UP did make me cry, i didn't shed any tears though b/c my friend was in the room, but when i got home i totally cried.

 

[m.zajac]

Begotten in it's entirety.

Spoiler: Especially that first bit when:

"God" eviscerates himself with the razor.

I wouldn't say it's the best movie moment without any words, but it sure as hell left me scarred for life as a kid.