FILM: Favourite film moment, ever?

[sfer]

My favorite recent one:

Max: I like your nurse's uniform guy.
Luke Wilson: These are OR scrubs.
Max: Oh are they?
Bill Murray: <chortle>

[Soya]

Miller's Crossing, near the end:

Bernie: Tommy! Look in your heart!

Tom: What heart?

Don't want to give away too much, but this scene ties together the movie together perfectly and makes you see Tom in an entirely different light.

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Little Bill: What the [censored] are you doing?
Little Bill's wife: Go away Bill, you're embarrassing me.

[colgin]

So many but I guess I pick the end of City Lights, when The Tramp, who has really fallen upon hard times, encounters The Blind Girl. Justifiably one of the most famous closing shots in the history of film. . . . And I cry like a little girl every time.

Also, the end of Rohmer's "Le Rayon Vert" ("The Green Ray" or "Summer") when the Heroine cries out "Oui."

Also, the Dance of Death scene in Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" is pretty awesome.

Of course, Harold Lloyd hanging from that damned clock in "Safety Last."

And the house falling on Buster Keaton in "Steamboat Bill, Jr."

Dianne Wiest saying "I'm preganant" at the end of Woody Allen's "Hannah and Her Sisters".

So many, many more one could name. . .

Oh, and when Veronique finally discovers the photo of her double Veronika looking at her in Kieslowski's "Double Life of Veronique."

[colgin]

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Orson Wells stepping out of the Vienna shadows making his first appearance in 'The Third Man'.


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Yes, of course. The most famous entrance ever perhaps.

[M2d]

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at the end of "She's All That" when the guy gets the girl

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actually, at the end of the movie, the girl gets the soccer ball.

I prefer when Laney comes down the stairs after being made over by mac.

[MonkeeMan]

The opening scene in A Clockwork Orange in the Korova Milkbar with Alex and his droogies preparing for a night of ultra-violence.

Field of Dreams - "Wanna have a catch...dad?" (duh)

Also...

Gattaca - When Uma finds out who the real Jerome is.

12 Monkeys - When Catherine sees Coles picture from WWI

Heat - When Val Kilmer's wife sees him pulling into the driveway with the cops waiting in the house but gives him the warning to get out of dodge.

Legends of the Fall - Brad Pitt cutting the heart out of his brother

[Unoriginalname]

"What do ya mean, funny? Let me understand this cause, I don't know maybe it's me, I'm a little [censored] up maybe, but I'm funny how? I mean, funny like I'm a clown, I amuse you? I make you laugh... I'm here to [censored]' amuse you? What do you mean funny, funny how? How am I funny?"

http://www.moviesoundscentral.com/goodfellas.htm
You can hear the clip again there.

There's so many great moments in that film, it's hard for me to not list several. Then again I'm very biased, as that's probably my favorite film of all time.

[obi---one]

I can think of two I haven't seen on here that I really like.


Heat
Robbing the bank scene.

Taxi Driver
When Deniro is looking in the mirror

"YOU TALKING TO ME, YOU TALKING TO ME, CAUSE I'M THE ONLY ONE STANDING HERE"

fking brilliant