-the beginning of Up.
-the food critic tasting scene in Ratatouille
-the embassy takeover in Argo
-the beginning of Raiders of the Lost Ark
-the dismemberment scene in Loopers
-the funeral scene in Big Fish
-the first big Edith Piaf concert in La Vie en Rose
-the desert storm chase in MI4
-so many scenes in Forrest Gump
-most of the Bastogne episode in Band of Brothers
-the first time they go in a concentration camp in Band of Brothers
-the tank in Life is Beautiful
-the end of 25th Hour
-the big meet-up in Crazy, Stupid, Love
-the Michael restaurant scene in The Godfather
-the suicide scene in Shawshank Redemption
-the final torture scene in Tropa de Elite
-sidewalk scene in American History X
-the beginning narration in Trainspotting
-the standing on the desk scene in Dead Poets Society
-the ending of Se7en
-the programming facemash while blogging scene in Social Network
-the escape scene in 127 Hours
I could go on all day, probably. There should be an Oscar for "Best Scene"... I'm a sucker for powerful scenes.
The elevator scene in Drive.
Best scene in the movie for sure.
Burn After Reading - Brad Pitt in the closet surprising Clooney lol.
Totally agree, I was in shock when that happened. Shame the series turned to shit after that and simply went for gore in place of suspense.I still remember when whole theater was screaming. Never experienced that type of atmosphere.
Anyone who's watched "Requiem for A Dream" I'm guessing.
Inception Revolving Corridor Fight scene:
The production design of this movie is beyond awesome.
The twist in Saw truly was one of the best theater moments. Crowd was insane.
LUCKY DEVIL said:Dumb & Dumber - Montage culminating in fart-lighting
YES!Synth_floyd said:
Edmond Dantès;44228309 said:The Rescue of Gasim - Lawrence of Arabia.
Watched Collateral again recently and these moments never ever get old.
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I cannot express how much I fucking love this movie.
That entire section of the movie was great. The way the camera moved with the opera singer while she sang, to that scene with the water crashing down in the background. Then there is the ensuing chase that effortless tracks between multiple groups back and forth through camera panning.
Tin Tin just looks crazy.
Children of Men - One shot