What's your favorite scene from a movie?

[HassEsser]

Pulp Fiction.
"Say what again. Say what again. I dare you, I double dare you ************, say what one more God damn time."

That whole scene is just great.

What? I ain't ever heard of no country called What. Do they speak english in What?

Oh no, you beat me to it! Well, here is another good scene:
"What do you think Marvin- BOOOM"
In case you don't know what scene that was, it was chronologically after the scene you mentioned, in a car, involved an exploding head

"Does Marcellus Wallace look like a ***** to you?" NO!" "Then why are you trying to screw him like one?" Well we were-" *Samuel Jackson shoots the guy's friend* "Oh I'm sorry, did I break your concentration?"

One of my all-time favorite movies.

 

[Jaqen Hghar]

They could've made Dr. Manhattan better if they covered up that haunting glowing blue penis of his. I still see it in my dreams. @_@

What have you been smoking? If they covered him up, the entire character would be screwed up! The lack of clothes show that he doesn't care like normal humans do. So if they covered it up, it would ruin the character. And hey, if you noticed it that much, you where deliberately looking at it. It took a few scenes before I even realized he was naked. So he was brilliant. Damn, now I want to see the movie again...

 

[NBSRDan]

The interview scene in Watchmen. At first it's just a necessary plot device, but then...

"A dead human body has the same number of particles as a living one."

*mind orgasms*

 

[IncindiaryPickle]

I like the "fuck you, pay me" part in Goodfellas
and Ezekiel 25:17 in Pulp Fiction

 

[Lamppenkeyboard]

The last 20 minutes of Road Warrior,

The Pool scene of Let the Right One in,

The "Gutterballs" sequence from The Big Lebowski,

The scene in The Protector where Tony Jaa is running up the stai... wait, where they fight in the church... no, where like, fifty guys run out at once and Tony Jaa... uh, aw screw it, any part of the Protector. Especially this:

Spoiler

 

[Instant K4rma]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVeg78Yfp7g

Made my eyes water first time i saw it.

 

[A Weary Exile]

The opening fight scene in Watchmen. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e-CQtsc_go]

and

The end of The Shining. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRPylW3FSlU]

 

[RebelRising]

Spoiler: Peter Lorre in M

The most amazing monologue ever; Peter Lorre was in his prime in this movie, Fritz Lang's first talkie. If you haven't seen this movie, see it now. It has all these great elements from the crime thrillers of the ages: vigilantism, sexual perversion, police crackdowns, chases. M was definitely ahead of its time, and it hasn't aged at all. The acting, the cinematography, it was all great, and Peter Lorre freakin' nailed it in this scene.

 

[mjhhiv]

Hmm. I usually know exactly what my favorite is when it comes to this sort of thing, but I really don't know how to narrow this down. Comedic or dramatic? Frightening or powerful? Both? There's tons of different scenes that, upon watching, seemed like a solid "favorite", but I usually forget about them.

Ah, what the hell. The choice is clear:

 

[Jaythulhu]

Army of Darkness - The scene where Ash meets Bad Ash.

The scene in Punisher where Dolph Lundgren claims to be Batman.

Finally, the scene in Brain Dead where Peter Jackson goes nuts with a chainsaw.

 

[CouchCommando]

reservoir dogs where the phsyco cuts off the guys ear and whispers into it "can you hear that?" The whole scene was freaky.

 

[Hooded-hyena]

This sounds retarded, but the hospital scene in Hancock made me bawl my eyes out. Or when he goes to beat up the Asian guys in the beginning and hes flying around and they play that rap song "Get out the way" just as he misses an airplane was pretty cool.

Where Old Yeller fights the Wolf made me stand up and scream/root for Old Yeller. Or in the Green Mile where the black man heals Tom Hanks of his kidney problems, or when he revives Dale's mouse made me cry. And when Dale dies, fucking Percy.

I cant remember the movie, but the quote "Blink and you die in the dark" when a lady holds a gun up to somebodys head was pretty badass.

 

[skywalkerlion]

It would have to be the Dennis Hopper/Christopher Walken scene from True Romance. Such a powerful scene.

Spoiler: Has some offensive and racist language, so be warned

Spoiler: I'm not joking

I DID NOT see that coming.

No sarcasm. That was powerful D:

 

[Breaker deGodot]

The climactic fight in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The scene in Schindler's List near the end. You know what I'm talking about
Atticus Finch's closing argument in To Kill a Mockingbird
The INSANE plot twist in A Beautiful Mind
The Omaha Beach Sequence in Saving Private Ryan
The Ave Maria segment of Fantasia
The end of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
The end of Night of the Living Dead
The lawnmower scene from Braindead

and too many more to count.

 

[Sexy Street]

The part where the main character from A Clockwork Orang realizes that Beethoven is playing.
"STOP IT STOP IT! PLEASE STOP IT STOP IT!"

 

[tsatoma]

The end montage of Requiem For A Dream (had me sobbing for a while after that)
The end of The Fountain (the whole 'Death is the Road to Awe' sequence)
The end of Sunshine (specifically when Cillian Murphy's character detonates the bomb)

 

[Shoqiyqa]

The final fight in Leon. If you've seen it, you'll know what I mean.

This ... is from M.....atilda.

That.

Hmm.

Also all of these [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/9.151105?page=4#3577272], much of The Princess Bride aaaaand:



Pretty much any Oddball moment in Kelly's Heroes too.


..... aaaaaaaaaand what not to shout at a pack of werewolves:

 

[Aqualung]

During the battle at Pelennor Fields in the third Lord of the Rings movie. I just remember sitting in the theater, thinking, "EEEEPICCCCCCCCCCCC." Gives me shivers every time when the Rohirrim appear over the hill and start the charge.