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OK, so I don't know if this qualitfies as a movie, but here goes..

You know that part on the Wrigley DVD where Jimmy sings that song?



I love that part!!

OK, seriously now. How about the part in Princess Bride:
Inigo Montoya: Offer me money
Count Rugen: Yes
Inigo Montoya: Power too promise that!
Count Rugen: All that I have and more. Please.
Inigo Montoya: Offer me everything I ask for.
Count Rugen: Anything you want.
Inigo Montoya: I want my father back you son of a b!t(h.

has to be from "The Shawshank Redemption" when Andy Dufresne escapes after crawling through the sewer pipe and he's kneeling, extending his arms and letting the rain pour down on him. the lightning and thunder and music all come together at the exact moment...love it!

Many scenes from Princess Bride
Back to the Future 3- when doc brown pulls up in the train with his family and sons Jules and Vern, he says something along the line of the future isn't written yet, you control your future
Scene in Indiana Jones where Indy learns dad's been sleeping with the young, hot enemy too, She talks in her sleep.
Scene in new Pirates movie where Elizabeth kisses Jack.
Titanic, flying scene, I know it's cheesy but sighhh
Cool Runnings after the crash when everybody claps for them
Fake O scene in When Harry met Sally
Harrison Ford ends sword fight with gun in Raiders
Hanson Bros first take ice in Slap Shot

In Forrest Gump...when he realizes he has a son...kills me every time.

MP and the Holy Grail..ENTIRE FREAKIN MOVIE

Blues Brothers...Good Ol Boys scene

brain hurts now

Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where King Arthur is talking to the peasants in the field..

King Arthur: The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. THAT is why I am your king.
Dennis: [interrupting] Listen, strange women lyin' in ponds distributin' swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.

redparrot26 wrote: You know that part on the Wrigley DVD where Jimmy sings that song?

That was AWESOME!

Apollo 13
Gene Kranz: We've never lost an American in space, we're sure as hell not gonna lose one on my watch! Failure is not an option.

also from Life of Brian

"Did he say 'Blessed are the Cheesemakers?'"

Against All Odds....the scene in the cave!

Armageddon at the end when the kid runs out from the firetrucks and goes to his dad who up until then didnt know was his dad. Cheesy movie, but that scene gets me everytime.

Funniest scene is in Blazing Saddles (if you havent seen it is not racist, it makes fun of racists) when the guy says "We'll take the Ni***rs and the Ch**ks, but not the Irish!"

When Robert Redford washes Meryl Streep's hair in Out of Africa.
When he takes her flying over the African plains.

When Striesand fixes Redford's hair in The Way We Were ... at the end ... and says, "Your girl is lovely, Hubble."

When Redford puts his hand in the small of Kristin Scott Thomas' back as they're dancing to "A Soft Place To Fall" in The Horse Whisperer.

When Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger face off in *any* scene from In the Heat of the Night, especially the one at the plantation and the one at the train station . . . "It would give me a world of pleasure to horse whip you, Virgil."

When Audrey Hepburn comes to the high society party in the original Sabrina. She's just returned from Paris and she's in Givenchy gown. Stunning.

When Hepburn finally realizes it's BOGART she loves, not HOLDEN.

When BOGART realizes he loves Hepburn and takes a ferry to the boat Hepburn's sailing back to Paris on.

The moment Sam sees Ilsa for the first time in Casablanca. Talk about a picture being worth 1,000 words.

The moment right before Debra Winger dies in Terms of Endearment. The understanding that passes between her and Shirley Maclaine is exquisite.

There are so many more, but my break is over . . .

Favorite movie scene... Star Trek VI - The Undiscovered Country

Near the end of the movie and the Enterprise has just been ordered to return to base to be decomissioned...


Spock: "If I were human.. I believe my response would be... Go To Hell... if I were human."

Chekov: "Heading Captain?"

Kirk: "Second star to the right, and straight on till morning."


Brilliant ending and so perfectly fitting. They should have ended the whole Star Trek franchise right there.

(Ok, so I'm a geek, too. )

Indiana Jolly Mon wrote:Armageddon at the end when the kid runs out from the firetrucks and goes to his dad who up until then didnt know was his dad. Cheesy movie, but that scene gets me everytime.

Same here.

OceanCityGirl wrote:Many scenes from Princess Bride
Back to the Future 3- when doc brown pulls up in the train with his family and sons Jules and Vern, he says something along the line of the future isn't written yet, you control your future
Scene in Indiana Jones where Indy learns dad's been sleeping with the young, hot enemy too, She talks in her sleep.
Scene in new Pirates movie where Elizabeth kisses Jack.
Titanic, flying scene, I know it's cheesy but sighhh
Cool Runnings after the crash when everybody claps for them
Fake O scene in When Harry met Sally
Harrison Ford ends sword fight with gun in Raiders
Hanson Bros first take ice in Slap Shot

Have you been secretly reading my mind??? I LOVE all those, too!!

Have you been secretly reading my mind??? I LOVE all those, too!!

I'm a sucker for movie cheese.
EastTexas, I love Sabrina, and pretty much and Bogie movie.

Up in Smoke...parked in the median, car full of smoke, cop comes up and asks for the license.

Too many from Blazing Saddles to mention.

In "On Golden Pond" when a 45-year old Dabney Coleman (as Jane Fonda's fiance) asks her 80-year old father (Henry Fonda) if they can sleep together at the cottage! Henry's lines are wonderful!

In Franco Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet", the morning scene with Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting . . . "'tis not the lark, it is the nightingale that has pierced the frightful hollow of thine ear . . ." Glorious lighting . . . beautiful young actors.

Fatal Attraction. The shock scene in which Alex(Glenn Close) suddenly emerges from the bathtub after having apparently been drowned - and is shot in the chest by Michael Douglas' wife. (Anne Archer)

And for sheer tearjerking, the farewell scene of E.T. finally returning home - and his goodbyes with young Gertie and his advice to her: "B. Good", followed by her good-bye kiss on E.T.'s forehead; and E.T.'s reassurance to Elliott before leaving: "I'll be right here" as he touched Elliott's forehead with his glowing finger.

OceanCityGirl wrote: EastTexas, I love Sabrina, and pretty much any Bogie movie.

I like both versions of Sabrina. Bogie does it for me, too.

tikitatas wrote: And for sheer tearjerking, the farewell scene of E.T. finally returning home - and his goodbyes with young Gertie and his advice to her: "B. Good", followed by her good-bye kiss on E.T.'s forehead; and E.T.'s reassurance to Elliott before leaving: "I'll be right here" as he touched Elliott's forehead with his glowing finger.

I *love* that one, too, Cate.

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

tikitatas wrote: And for sheer tearjerking, the farewell scene of E.T. finally returning home - and his goodbyes with young Gertie and his advice to her: "B. Good", followed by her good-bye kiss on E.T.'s forehead; and E.T.'s reassurance to Elliott before leaving: "I'll be right here" as he touched Elliott's forehead with his glowing finger.

I *love* that one, too, Cate.

I get a huge lump in my throat every time, Ter!