Thought of another....

In Rudy, when they finally let him get into the game

I think the jersey scene is better, but, to each his own.

No particular order

Heat - Bank Robbery
Hunt for Red October - Ramius Describes the Cold War
Inception - Cobb introduces Ariadne to building worlds
Rogue One - Vader boarding the Profundity
Ready Player One - Wade plays Adventure and wins the contest

Carnage begins at 2:45

The Traitor scene from the Guns of Navarone

Its in two clips as the first is cut off before the conclusion of the scene

Andy Dufresne crawling through a mile of poop and getting out in the rain while the jailers figure out he's gone.

Docking scene in Interstellar

George Bailey running through the street to go get arrested

Jaws USS Indianapolis

Ben Hur chariot scene

No order.

Ooh that's a good one. Deep cut.

John Wick 2: The Sommelier scene
Shawshank Redemption: when Andy plays opera over the prison yard PA system.
Heat: bank robbery, the sound of the gun shots
Endgame: Cap can you read me? On your left.
Reservoir Dogs: stuck in the middle with you

No love for a Fletch?!? This list is pointless….

Dr.Rumack said:

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No love for a Fletch?!? This list is pointless….

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Which scene, doc?

Goodfellas..when scene goes to the pink Cadillac and the music goes to "Live and Let Die".

1) Shawshank - get busy living or get busy dying.

2) Unforgiven - we've all got scars

3) The Quiet Man - your own mercenary heart Mary Kate

4) Open Range - Benning & Costner in the bar after the shootout

5) Rocky - Mick asking Rocky for a chance

Cinema Paradiso- final scene where he's watching all the cut film clips spliced together of the many kissing scenes previously cut out that villagers were not allowed to view.

Ben Hur - Chariot scene.

Schindler's List - holocaust survivors visiting and honoring the grave of Schindler.

St. Elmo's Fire - Billy helping Jules after she crashes.

The Longest Day - Allies begin the shelling the coast when the fog lifts.

Never even heard of Cinema Paradiso

Modified to be top 5 that haven't been mentioned yet-

1. Hunt for Red October is my favorite movie. Favorite scene- Briefing for Jeffery Pelt. All the way from "Who's giving the briefing?" to "I'm a politician- which means I'm a cheat and a liar, and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops. But, it also means I keep my options open..."

2. Finding Forrester - When Forrester shows up at the end and reads a contest entry for Jamal. "I didn't write these words. Jamal Wallace did."

3. Count of Monte Cristo (2002) - Final showdown between Dantes and Mondego. "You know I can't live in a world where you have everything and I have nothing."

4. Ghostbusters - Gozer and Stay-Puft. "When someone asks you if you're a god, you say yes!" "What did you do, Ray?" "Nobody steps on a church in my town" "Cross the streams, cross the streams"

5. Quiz Show - Van Doren confesses to his dad. Dad: "Your name is my name"

maroon barchetta said:

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Never even heard of Cinema Paradiso

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Definitely worth a watch. Reflection on life and how quicky it passes. It won an Oscar for best foreign film long ago.

some great ones already listed, but let me add this one

There's a bunch of good ones in that movie. I haven't seen it in a long time but now as a parent that scene hits different.

A lot of my favorites have already been mentioned, but my all-time favorite is from A Christmas Story.

Red Ryder BB Gun scene- when Ralphie's dad comes through and gets him the bb gun he's been wanting for Christmas

Favorite scene from my favorite movie.

texsn95 said:

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Agree. One of the most whip-ass scenes from an all time whip-ass movie. The slow reveal of the queen and the origin of all the mayhem, the menacing sentries, Ripley going ham and then culminating with Bishop showing up when all hope is lost -- incredible.

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There was nothing good about this movie. In fact, this movie is only famous for how not-good it is.

Funky Winkerbean said:

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Goodfellas..when scene goes to the pink Cadillac and the music goes to "Live and Let Die".

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Don't you mean "Layla"?

txagman1998 said:

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1987 - La Bamba. Final scene set to "Sleepwalk" by Santo & Johnny. Still gets to me after all these years…

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I've always wondered if that's how Ritchie Valens's family found out. From the news report. Because that's f-ed up if it is.

AggieUSMC said:

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Complete Idiot said:

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There was nothing good about this movie. In fact, this movie is only famous for how not-good it is.

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Pretty incredible how the CGI made San Francisco look like a pleasant place and not an unlivable hellscape.

SIAP, but this "Out of Time" sequence in "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood" (really starts around 45 sec mark) is so perfectly done, it might be my favorite movie scene of all time. Certainly up at the top.



I watch this movie probably once a month...wife liked the movie but thinks I'm crazy for liking it so much. It's like mainlining nostalgia right into my veins. And I'm an 80's kid.

Blade Runner - "Like tears in rain " scene
A Few Good Men - " You can't handle the truth" scene
Body Heat - Where William Hurt breaks into house
For a Few Dollars More - Final duel between Mortimer and Indio
King Kong ( original) Empire State Building scene

Honorable mention
The Professional - murder of Matilda's family
Field of Dreams - game of catch
The Natural - last 5 minutes
Ben Hur - chariot race
Basic Instinct - Sharon Stone Leg cross
10 - Bo Derek running on beach
Song of the South - Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah scene

JDUB08AG said:

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I don't know if it's top 5, but was literally the first one that popped in my head (maybe because I watched it a few weeks ago with my kids).

The scene in miracle after they have that crap game in Norway and he makes them skate sprints over and over. It's a drawn out scene that seems to go on forever with no purpose until Eruzioni shouts out "Michael Eruzioni. Winthrop Massachusetts. I play for the United States of America."

"That'll be all gentlemen."

Chills. Love that scene.

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So living in Minnesota, Herb Brooks is a god and every youth hockey coach tries to emulate him. My wife and I cracked up at this scene. We'll casually drop "Again!" during a soccer training session with our U13 squad.

wcb said:

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Page 2 before this one makes an appearance?!?!



Or this one :-)

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I too was surprised these scenes were not page one.