Best film scene...

Goosebumps, every time.

Love it..

Chase scene through Dublin in 'Haywire'.

Nah, kidding. Opening of 'Saving Private Ryan'?

Perfection

Robert Shaw recalling the USS Indianapolis in Jaws.

Have a couple that on occasion still throw on youtube:

1. Kitchen fight scene in the raid 2 and the lead up to it. In my opinion the best 10 minutes of any action film ever made. Id your an action fan and you haven't seen both raid films I would advise you take tomorrow off and watch them. Nothing else even comes close to that scene.

2. Any Given Sunday Inches speech with peace playing in the background. It's classic OTT oliver stone and Al Pacino overacting but if that doesn't get you pumped nothing will. Everytime I listen too it I feel like I cold 12 rounds with Tyson.

3. For comedy it has to be "The running of the Jew" in Borat. I went to see the film in the cinema and not really being a Ali G fan I had absolutely expectations for the film but it was probably one of my favourite cinema experiences simply because it caught me so much by surprise. The best of which was this scene, without even exaggeration I would say I missed the next 5 minutes of the film because I couldn't catch my breath from laughing so much and I would randomly burst out laughing again just thinking about it.

Also fantastic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xUynRdzzsM

As greedy as a pig...

In the film Three Colors: White, there is a scene that takes place in a subway. Prior to this scene, one character has asked another to do a particular job for him, and it culminates in this scene in a subway.

I'm not going to put in a video or explain it in more detail because that would spoil it, but it's one of the best scenes I've ever seen in any film.

Threads like always bother me because I know I'm forgetting a load of things I'll recall later, and this is no exception. Expect edits to this post.

But for now, honourable mentions to:
the opening scene of Once Upon a Time in the West ('No, you brought two too many').
Dustin Hoffman's 7-minute take from Lenny.
Begging scene in Umberto D.
the scene in Secrets and Lies when everything gets revealed.
Two presidents talking on the phone in Dr. Strangelove.