Your favorite parts of a movie

[Tacohitts]

Under Siege 2

I have others I will post later

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o_o0pgRoYw

[Tacohitts]

Dammit wrong forum,mods please move to computer/movie forum,thanks

[Brian4wheels]

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I know its from the beginning of the downfall of the old batman series of movies but this scene always manages to make me smile.

[Eevee]

Here comes my dorky romantic-ness...

From my most favoritist movie EVAAAAAR! Pride & Prejudice.

And...

An amazing dance scene from White Christmas.

Vera-Ellen is a Goddess...

Edited December 27, 2008 by Eevee

[Slogo]

The first scene with samuel l jackson and john travolta in pulp fiction

WHAT COUNTRY YOU FROM?

WHAT?

WHAT AIN'T NO COUNTRY I EVER HEARD OF. THEY SPEAK ENGLISH IN WHAT?

[Simon Bar Sinister]

The opening scene fron City of Lost Children:

...and this isn't even Jean-Pierre Jeunet's best film!

[TheGimp]

ezikel 25-17

pulp fiction

[jynxxxedangel]

La Belle et La Bête, 1946 (written and directed by Jean Cocteau)

Beauty goes in stead of her father, to the Beast's castle

[TheGimp]

boontdock saints

cat scene

[Dollardave]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6csp2fZt2E

Pulp Fiction

$$

[phee]

The opening scene fron City of Lost Children:

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...and this isn't even Jean-Pierre Jeunet's best film!

good one

[Simon Bar Sinister]

update: let's see if it works now

I was going to post this scene from Chicago...but instead, here's what said number is supposed to look like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0yvvSuw7kY

Edited January 4, 2009 by SpammerOvTheGods

[Reaper]

Favorite part of the movie is the credits...when its over.

[Homicidalheathen]

the end of falling down, the squirt gun is hellarious...I will be watchin it wit the kiddies later this week for they have not seen WHAT CAN HAPPEN when one is, totally FED UP

[DarkVampire]

The money shot. Oh you mean those kind of movies.

The romance scenes on the LotR movies.

The battle scenes of the Sith and Jedies in the Star Wars movies. Anakin and Obi-Wan ducking it out in RotS was awesome.

[Joey Deadcat]

Al Capone scene from The Untouchables

[Tacohitts]

The Mosquito Coast,1986 had a lot of good scenes

as did Blazing Saddles,1974

[Head Wreck]

aresnic and old lace.

too many scenes to list

[TomCat]

The Mosquito Coast,1986 had a lot of good scenes

as did Blazing Saddles,1974

The Blues Brothers, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Army of Darkness, Superbad, Sixteen Candles...all were "run on great scenes" films with one joke running into another. Laden heavily with "non-PC" humor and innuendo. I love em!

[MinaRose]

"Janet!" "Dr. Scott!" "Janet!" "Brad!" "Rocky!"

The Rocky Horror Picture Show, 1975

[Scary Guy]

I like the plot.

“X-rated movies are all alike... the only thing they leave to the imagination is the plot.”

I really don't know why I like them as much as I do :/

Idiocracy, the beginning and the part in the middle with the narrator explaining how things came to be.

Things to do in Denver When you're Dead, the part with Critical Bill and the assassin, "the job", and anything involving the man with the plan.

Braindead/Dead Alive, the part with the lawnmower, the priest, and the crazy kid.

Death to Smoochy, the "Smoochy on ice" scene, and anything involving Rainbow Randolph".

Shakes the Clown, "MIMES!"

Spaceballs, the "Hello my honey" bit.

Nothing but Trouble, "BONESTRIPPER!"

Ghostbusters II, "Don't shut it off"

Old Boy (foreign from South Korea), the part in the jail/room, the part in the police station in the beginning, and the protagonists penthouse is pretty sweet looking.

War Games, the part with the payphone (because you could actually do that back then)

Dr. Strangelove (or 'How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb'), THEY'RE AFTER OUR JUICES! Also the ending was pretty sweet.

Doctor Who and the Daleks, the ending, because it sucked. Trying to Americanize a Welsh classic just fucked it up completely.

Soylent Green, the part with the old guy in the room.

Phantasm, scary death orb + door + zombie + axe

I guess that's enough for now.

[Simon Bar Sinister]

My fave scene from a fairly recent movie that had me laughing nearly all the way through:

[torn asunder]

PI -

only decent

i could find... Edited January 4, 2009 by torn asunder

[jynxxxedangel]

Hell hath no fury!

[torn asunder]