What is your all time favorite scene in a movie?

Question

Pick any movie

Answer 1

Okay I am torn between a few scenes from the movie Pulp Fiction..John Travolta and Uma Thurman at Jack Rabbit Slims, when they do the dance contest, that is soooo great.
or samuel L jackson in the apartment
brett-What?"
Jules-"What country you from?"
brett-"What?"
Jules-"What ain't no country I ever been to! Do they speak English in What?"
Brett-"What?"
Jules-"ENGLISH, ************! DO YOU SPEAK IT?!"
Brett-"What?"
Jules-"Say 'What' again! Say 'What' again! I dare ya, I double dare ya ************!"
or the scene where christopher walken explains the watch to butch..the uncomfortable hunk of metal that was up his a*s for 2 years..that is crazy

Answer 2

In Great Expectations (1998) when Gwyneth Paltrow and Ethan Hawke are kissing in the indoor garden and ANNE BANCROFT is watching from inside (as an old, elegant lady puffing on a looooooong cigarette holder) and says with an old, wise, smiling face, "Ain't love grand." I'll never forget that scene.

Answer 3

There's so many, parts from so many movies I love!! One that distinctly sticks out in my mind is from Say Anything when in the end of the movie, Diane goes to Lloyd and tells him she loves him. It's a really sweet scene, aside from the infamous "In Your Eyes" boombox-over-head scene. Also in The Notebook, when Allie does the whole "say I'm a bird!" thing, and Noah says "If you're a bird, I'm a bird." So cute, love it.

Answer 4

Bull Durham (wonderful baseball movie). Kevin Costner is a veteran catcher and his young pitcher is shaking off his sign. He tells the batter what pitch is coming, the batter hits a homerun, and Costner walks out to the mound. He excitedly talks about the distance of the homerun (says anything that flies that far ought to have a flight attendant). The pitcher says, "It's almost like he knew what pitch I was going to throw." Costner said, "He did. I told him." The pitcher didn't shake off a sign the rest of the game.

Answer 5

i can't remember the name of the movie but it starred Nicholas Cage. he got to live his life differently as if he had a great family with a beautiful wife (Tea Leonae) or something....David Dukovne's wife. anyway, the scene where she was dancing in the shower was tremendously attractive, knowing that she was a married mother and still had the charisma she had was a turn on

Answer 6

The Scene in True Grit where Rooster Cogburn(John Wayne) faces down "Lucky" Ned Pepper(Robert Duvall) and 3 of his gang, across a mountain meadow. Rooster gives Ned the option of dying there or going to Fort Smith to hang. To which Ned replies, "That's pretty bold talk for a one eyed fat man"
Rooster gets a screwed up look on his face and yells,"Fill your hands you Son-of-a-*****!" He then puts the riens in his mouth, draws a pistol and a rifle, spurs the horse and takes off across the meadow to send Ned and his gang to meet their maker.

Answer 7

Jimmy Chitwood hits the winning shot in "Hoosiers." Completely opposite second place: Edward Norton beats himself up in his boss's office in "Fight Club." Third place: The final scene in Lost Boys where the grampa says, "One thing I never could stand about livin' in Santa Carla---all the damn vampires." Totally classic ending.

Answer 8

The scene in Apocalypse Now where they are in the choppers blasting Ride of the Valkries

Answer 9

My personal (guilty pleasure) scene comes from a hideously terrible movie called "Village of the Giants".

basically, these rowdy teen ages grab this substance that causes them to grow,

The ladies bursting out of their clothes is funny, funny, funny!

Answer 10

Dr Strangelove, as Slim Pickens character rides the nuclear bomb like a rodeo horse.