[meatfinger]

Would Parkway or a mod put a SPOILER WARNING before his comment on American History X? That really kills the end of the movie.

[dlls_cwbys81]

the scene in finding nemo where his dad, marlin, doesnt want him to swim out to open water but he does newayz when his dad isnt looking. hehe

[Mr.Zachcore]

I like the "That Ain't Right" scene from HEad of STate. It is very "moving".

[God's Jedi]

Originally Posted by meatfinger

Would Parkway or a mod put a SPOILER WARNING before his comment on American History X? That really kills the end of the movie.

Fine, slavedriver

The scene in the girls house at the end of Grosse Pointe Blank is now on my list. Haha, what John Cusack does to Dan Aakroyd is hysterical.

[Art]

Originally Posted by God's Jedi

Fine, slavedriver

The scene in the girls house at the end of Grosse Pointe Blank is now on my list. Haha, what John Cusack does to Dan Aakroyd is hysterical.

"Popcorn!" Heh.

I definitely agree with Parkway about the scene in American History X. Shocking.

And the scene he mentioned in Unbreakable... WOW. Brings chills.

The ending of Fight Club is pretty awesome...

The Stevie Wonder scene in High Fidelity: "Rooob, top 5 musical crimes perpetrated by Stevie Wonder in the 80's and 90's, go. Sub-question! Is it in fact unfair to criticize a formerly great artist for his latter day sins? Is it better to burn out than to fade away?"

The bar scene in Good Will Hunting all the way up until "I got her number. How do you like them apples?" as well as all of the Matt Damon/Robin Williams interaction.

[Nathanael]

Where Randall takes all the crazies out to go fishing in One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest.

[RJ1]

This is actually a long scene. I don't know if it would be considered a scene, but....

I like the "scene" in Pulp Fiction when Jules and Vincent are in the apartment making a hit. I also like when they are in the diner.

I like the scene in Office Space when they are destroying the copy machine (Classic).

[thelitguy]

I like the "scene" in Pulp Fiction when Jules and Vincent are in the apartment making a hit. I also like when they are in the diner.

Mmm! That really is a tasty burger!

1. My all time favorite scene in a movie is in Annie Hall when Annie (Diane Keaton) and Alvy (Woody Allen) decided to fix lobsters for dinner. The lobsters get loose and run amuck in the kitchen. It is the funniest scene ever in a film.

2. The scene in Dancer in the Dark when Selma (Bjork) is in the jail cell and is singing and dancing to "My Favorite Things". It is one of the most powerful moments I have ever seen in a film.

3. The dancing scene in Pulp Fiction. John Travolta is amazing.

[meatfinger]

Magnolia. The last half of the movie.

OK, that's cheating. But the singing sequence and also the very end with John C. Reilly's voice-over are both amazing.

The scene in PDL where Barry confronts Philip Seymour Hoffman.

I'm in a PTA mood, can you tell?

[Becky]

When Sam Carries Frodo up the mountain saying "I can not carry the ring, but I can carry you".

[bobthecockroach]

"Listen, strange women lying in ponds, distributing swords, is no basis for a system of government."

The scene with the old man/Dennis in Monty Pyhton and the Quest for the Holy Grail.

[Yojimbo]

The helicopter assault on a Viet Cong village in Apocalypse Now. That's the best movie sequence ever, hands down.

[PaidInFull]

Dumb and Dumber at the end at the sceen with the Bikini Tour Bus.

[meatfinger]

The opera scene in The Shawshank Redemption

[psalm63adam]

Originally Posted by meatfinger

The opera scene in The Shawshank Redemption

Great, you just spoiled the movie for me. Please put a spoiler in next time!