What film have you seen too many times but will watch for a single scene?

AidoEirE

Just after watching 'The last of the Mohicans' for no idea how many times.
Trying not to give away if people havent seen it, but the scene leading up to cliff and thereafter is brillant. Its a brillant movie anyway but those last 20 minutes are superb.

What films have u seen but you'll watch just for 'that part'

jcsoulinger

On that really stands out for me is the the card game/bathtub scene in Taining Day, If it's on I have to watch atleast that scene. Funny thing is Denzel isn't even in it.

The Golden Miller

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. The Rohirrim charge to save Gondor

Armchair Andy

Two that spring to mind. The shopping mall shootout scene in Denzel's Equalizer and the airport check through scene at the end of Inception. I think both soundtracks to those scenes are the same artist, it's what make the scenes imo.

OldMrBrennan83

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Billy86

5rtytry56

Das Boot:

The attack on the sub in Gibraltar.
The sub resurfacing after being nearly destroyed in Malta.
The final scene.

IvyTheTerrible

AidoEirE wrote: »

Just after watching 'The last of the Mohicans' for no idea how many times.
Trying not to give away if people havent seen it, but the scene leading up to cliff and thereafter is brillant. Its a brillant movie anyway but those last 20 minutes are superb.

What films have u seen but you'll watch just for 'that part'

I love that scene but I don't know why

Uncas doesn't wait for his father and DD Lewis to arrive

bemak

Opening scene in Inglorious Basterds

sonic85

bemak wrote: »

Opening scene in Inglorious Basterds

Was just about to post that!

Another one for me is the scene in Payback where Carter is talking to Val - actually any scene with William Devane.

Another one from Goodfellas - where all the bodies start showing up. It's fantastic and the music is brilliant

NIMAN

Shootout in Heat.

eurasian

Epic fight scene between O-Ren Ishii and The Bride in "Kill Bill vol.1".

TherapyBoy

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

I love that scene but I don't know why

Uncas doesn't wait for his father and DD Lewis to arrive

He can't wait, the boy is in love

TerrorFirmer

Saving Private Ryan - the entire beach scene and later battle for Ramelle. Never gets old, 20 years later and no film has managed to match it in raw intensity and power.

IvyTheTerrible

AidoEirE wrote: »

Just after watching 'The last of the Mohicans' for no idea how many times.
Trying not to give away if people havent seen it, but the scene leading up to cliff and thereafter is brillant. Its a brillant movie anyway but those last 20 minutes are superb.

What films have u seen but you'll watch just for 'that part'

TherapyBoy wrote: »

He can't wait, the boy is in love

And that makes more sense in the context of the deleted/partly unfilmed love scene (Jodhi May was very young and her mother would not allow a sex scene, and apparently Eric Schweig wasn't very good at acting kissing so the kissing scene under the waterfall was cut).

Alcoheda

The scene in Akira where Tetsuo is trying to reach the Olympic stadium and the army are trying to stop him.

Tilikum

Original Superman - where he gets angry with Lois dying. That roar!!!

The Royal Scam

The part in Snatch where mickey blows the last fight and bricktop gets his head blown off. Gimme that f****** shoota......

begbysback

so many in Pulp Fiction

Royale with cheese...
Jules vengeance speech...
JT dancing with UT...
Tim Roth diner robbery scene...

micar

Halle berry topless scene in swordfish....... God I love her.

Drumpot

Opening watchmen scene... It's unforgettable!!

VW 1

The conversation between Fassbender and the Priest in Hunger, mesmorising scene.

Lorelli!

AidoEirE wrote: »

Just after watching 'The last of the Mohicans' for no idea how many times.
Trying not to give away if people havent seen it, but the scene leading up to cliff and thereafter is brillant. Its a brillant movie anyway but those last 20 minutes are superb.

What films have u seen but you'll watch just for 'that part'

I really love that scene. They use to cut it a bit on TV because it was fairly graphic.

Another one I like is the build up in Goodfellas just before he gets caught. What is Life by George Harrison is played. I also like the killing of Billy Bats. It took me ages to figure out the song in the background. It's Atlantis by Donovan. It's quite violent but when Tommy says "I didn't wanna get blood on your floor", you kind of think "huh ffs?"

True Romance where Alabama shows her strength and defeats Virgil is another one and also the Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walkin scene.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest...

saintsaltynuts

The Shawshank Redemption scene at the very end on the beach.

Koptain Liverpool

The Departed - Cranberry Juice

Cervantes2

Michael Collins - The Bloody Sunday killings.

Pacino, Pacino, Pacino.

Scent of a Woman
https://youtu.be/ypx1Stz8zN0

Any Given Sunday
https://youtu.be/oSDhhZtRwFU

Carlito's Way
https://youtu.be/y7BJIZkGETg

Honorary mention, Scarface
https://youtu.be/vT8OU5WtfkQ

Pivot Eoin

Warriors - Baseball Fury Chase/Fight
The Dark Knight - Opening Bank Rob Scene
interstellar - Black Hole/Behind the BookCase Scene
Gladiator - Return of Maximus Aurelias (Husband of a Murdered Wife, Father of a Murdered Son, and I shall have My Vengeance)
Dark knight Rises - Batman vs Bane/Cops vs Criminals Street Fight
Up - Old man story of him and his Wife

Sad Professor

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

And that makes more sense in the context of the deleted/partly unfilmed love scene (Jodhi May was very young and her mother would not allow a sex scene, and apparently Eric Schweig wasn't very good at acting kissing so the kissing scene under the waterfall was cut).

It works perfectly fine without it. The Last of the Mohicans is a great example of efficient visual storytelling. Everything Uncas does on that cliff is set up earlier in the film through no more than a few shots. More than any other Mann films, you could watch it with the sound off and still understand everything.

titan18

Probably a bit longer than a scene, as it's basically a 3rd of the film, but I'll sit through all of LOTR:The Two Towers, just for the battle at Helms Deep. It still looks very well today whereas you compare Pelennor Fields to it, which doesn't look anywhere as good.

One already mentioned of Gladiator for Return of Maximus Aurelias (Husband of a Murdered Wife, Father of a Murdered Son, and I shall have My Vengeance) speech, and Warriors for the calling of "Warriors, come out to play"

Billy86

Absolutely love just about every last little detail about this scene (especially the last line outside the cafe, always makes me laugh )

geecee

Last 5 minutes of Star Wars: Rogue one
I must have watched it 20 times already! Epic badness!

jcsoulinger

No scene in particular but the last hour of the Matrix is nearly impossible​ to switch off or switch over, It's just one great action scene after another.

Alcoheda

https://vimeo.com/154671249

Terminator 2 truck/motorbike chase.

TheRiverman

A Few Good Men,that great Courtroom scene with Cruise and Nicholson.

5rtytry56

The Shootist: Shootout in the bar in the final scene between John Wayne and the other baddies. Can't remember the name Of The the actor who started in /The Waltons" there too

topmanamillion

Billy86 wrote: »

Its Jennifer Melfi (Tony Sopranos psychiatrist). Never noticed that before and I've seen Goodfellas plenty of times. Talk about being type cast!

jcsoulinger

topmanamillion wrote: »

Its Jennifer Melfi (Tony Sopranos psychiatrist). Never noticed that before and I've seen Goodfellas plenty of times. Talk about being type cast!

Agh she's a gangsters wife in one and a divorced psychiatrist in the other not an example of being type cast at all tbf.

Billy86

topmanamillion wrote: »

Its Jennifer Melfi (Tony Sopranos psychiatrist). Never noticed that before and I've seen Goodfellas plenty of times. Talk about being type cast!

Surprised the voice didn't stand out! A bunch of actors were in both - Pauly, Chris, Uncle Pussy, Hesh, Johnny Sack and... ooohhhh, about 22 others!

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/the-sopranos-and-goodfellas-shared-27-actors-a6841556.html

dreamers75

The matrix lobby scene.
Saving private ryan the beach scene.

artvanderlay

Hudson Hawk

and

Superman 2

f*ck you Zod!

the_syco

Saw Last Man Standing so many times from the VHR, that the sound started to go

The first scene is awesome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00oG5gtD0Ho

stampydmonkey

The scene from transformers: the movie. ( The cartoon) where optimus dies and and hot rod becomes rodimus prime....The music...The depth...The spirit...The fact I was 9 years old...Always brings a tear...And I've seen it about 40 times

https://youtu.be/GyIzzBf18pg

fatherted1969

The Sicilian scene from True Romance. Christopher Walken at his finest

https://youtu.be/S3yon2GyoiM

fatherted1969

Off topic but how are ye lads able to post videos and I can only post links to videos ?

Cortina_MK_IV

Falling Down [1993] The Hamburger Scene.

stampydmonkey

fatherted1969 wrote: »

Off topic but how are ye lads able to post videos and I can only post links to videos ?

U on mobile? Their on desktop version

huddlejonny

https://youtu.be/ds3Ox_SZ6G8

Blood In Blood Out - end scene.

Cortina_MK_IV

fatherted1969 wrote: »

Off topic but how are ye lads able to post videos and I can only post links to videos ?

Copy the url from the YouTube video that you want, click the You Tube button at the top of the message box so you have these [YOUTUBE]<---Copy Youtube URL into here---->[/YOUTUBE]

cumulonimbus

From the Princess Bride - though some versions of the movie cut out the last line and totally spoil it.

Yourself isit

I like nearly all the scenes in mullholland drive. The diner scene with scary guy out back. Club silencio. The crappy hitman. The audition.

But the coffee scene is great for sheer understated menace.