Movie scene that touched you the most.

[partygirluk]

In The Pianist, which was not a great film, there is a scene that left me speechless. When emaciated Spilman is discovered by the Nazi officer, and plays the piano for the first time in years, it moved me greatly.

[dsm]

There are so many. Here's one:

In "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest," at the end right after the Indian, while crying his eyes out, puts the now catatonic Nicholson out of his misery. He rips that incredibly heavy looking sink out of the floor; water shooting everywhere. He lifts it up over his head, gets a bit of a running start and chucks it through the barred window. Then he jumps through, and gracefully runs off into the wilderness.

-dsm

[Reef]

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In The Pianist, which was not a great film,

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I disagree

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there is a scene that left me speechless. When emaciated Spilman is discovered by the Nazi officer, and plays the piano for the first time in years, it moved me greatly.

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as it did me.

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The threesome in Wild Things.

[James Boston]

Kevin Costner playing catch with his father's ghost in Field of Dreams. Cheesy, but effective.

[Zoltri]

"The Gambler" with James Cann.

Lauren Hutton asks James Cann why he gambles.
Cann says "I like the threat of losing"

I will never forget that line.
Imagine if you won at every thing you did with no risk of losing. After a while that would become old and tiresome but as long there is a risk the unknown outcome makes it that much more exciting.

This is why I gamble.

[dr. klopek]

The end of Life Is Beautiful.

[Lazymeatball]

The disembowelment scene of "Braveheart" was pretty dramatic.

And on a tangent, I get pretty emotional when listening to John Waite's "Missing You" as it reminds me of the girl at work who transferred departments and I really enjoyed working with her compared to the incompetent ugly slackers I work with now. I hear the song on the bad soft rock radio station at work, as well as in the GTA:Vice City soundtrack.

[jakethebake]

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The threesome in Wild Things.

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He said touched you most, not what made you touch yourself most.

[jakethebake]

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The disembowelment scene of "Braveheart" was pretty dramatic.

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HAHAHAHAHA! Are you serious? That was the dumbest thing ever. When he yells, "Freedommmmmm!"