BlackOlivesMatter
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What moments in cinema sticks out to you as a great scene?
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synchronicity
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EverydayBeast
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Shows everything, Bourne’s athleticism, own CIA foundation etc. Bourne impressed people.
MetalAlien
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Oh page 2 is starting off weak. Better say a prayer...
Cycom
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100%. This and the intro with the eye looking into the L.A. skyline. Shivers down my back every single time. A masterpiece of a film.
notseqi
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Geraltsky von Rivaltszky?
BlackOlivesMatter
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Men_in_Boxes
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I typically hate action/fight scenes in movies but I thought this was pretty great...
Heimdall_Xtreme
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Omaha beach of Saving private Ryan
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Gp1
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Great, another topic to spam Lawrence of Arabia match cut that resumes the entire movie.
and Top Gun intro...
ps. Love how cinema at that time knew how to use time.
If both were remade today, this kind of scene would last 1/3 of the time with 2x more cuts and the movie would be 2x long.
and Top Gun intro...
ps. Love how cinema at that time knew how to use time.
If both were remade today, this kind of scene would last 1/3 of the time with 2x more cuts and the movie would be 2x long.
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poppabk
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The inception collapse sequence is what I thought of when I read the title. There are greater scenes, a lot already posted in this thread, but something about the choreography of the scenes within scenes all connecting together was definitely special.
SpartanN92
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*Black and white intro to Casino Royale
*Normandy Beach scene Saving Private Ryan
*The docking sequence in Interstellar
*The T Rex scene in Jurassic Park
*Anytime Daniel Day Lewis is on screen
*Normandy Beach scene Saving Private Ryan
*The docking sequence in Interstellar
*The T Rex scene in Jurassic Park
*Anytime Daniel Day Lewis is on screen
StreetsofBeige
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Darkmakaimura
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Does Poltergeist count?
That movie still scares me almost 40 years later.
The scene with the angelic-like ghost coming down the stairs.
The scene with the dragon-like head emerging from the portal.
The ghostly dragon-like being that looks like that thing from Bloodborne blocking the door to the kid's bedroom
All those scenes still frighten me as an adult. I think it's the most realistic portrayal of ghosts on film.
Plus the paranormal investigator Marty tearing his face off in the mirror screwed me up for years as a kid. I couldn't look into a mirror throughout my entire childhood.
Well, that ans I just cannot stand my own ugliness.
That movie still scares me almost 40 years later.
The scene with the angelic-like ghost coming down the stairs.
The scene with the dragon-like head emerging from the portal.
The ghostly dragon-like being that looks like that thing from Bloodborne blocking the door to the kid's bedroom
All those scenes still frighten me as an adult. I think it's the most realistic portrayal of ghosts on film.
Plus the paranormal investigator Marty tearing his face off in the mirror screwed me up for years as a kid. I couldn't look into a mirror throughout my entire childhood.
Well, that ans I just cannot stand my own ugliness.
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StreetsofBeige
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Had to since people posted some Tom Green.
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Trumpeter
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This is my all time favourite movie scene: Taxi Driver climax
The moment at 2:46 when the pimps face gets destroyed is the single best two seconds in cinema history.
Two films that are filled to the brink with awesome moments are Scarface and Passion of the Christ. I'm not gonna link anything from them, but they are infinitely recommended for anyone into these kind of beautiful cinematic fragments of time.
The moment at 2:46 when the pimps face gets destroyed is the single best two seconds in cinema history.
Two films that are filled to the brink with awesome moments are Scarface and Passion of the Christ. I'm not gonna link anything from them, but they are infinitely recommended for anyone into these kind of beautiful cinematic fragments of time.
O-N-E
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Lion King stands the test of time with its themes and portrayal of realistic evil and cruelty palatable for both children and adults.
Nearly this entire movie, but just a few clips:
A classic, of course.
The Inception hallway fight.
And obviously numerous others, but ain't nobody got the time for that.
Nearly this entire movie, but just a few clips:
A classic, of course.
The Inception hallway fight.
And obviously numerous others, but ain't nobody got the time for that.
