Best film scene...

Michael Cimino passed away yesterday. His Masterpiece.

Best scene in a movie has to be in Some like it Hot and at the end (SPOILER>>>>>>>)

when Jack Lemon (Daphne) is in the boat with Osgood and confesses he is a man as they sail off in his boat. The best scene and one liner ever - Osgood says "well nobody's perfect"

The 1916 Rising at the start of Michael Collins - you're really thrown into the thick of the battle.

The church scene in Kingsman:

Scarface for me has so many, I first seen it when I was 13 and it blew me away. So many scenes in that film are iconic now and have almost become infamous in their own right '('Say hello to my little friend', 'Chainsaw torture', 'Say goodnight to the bad guy'. Every dog has it's day' etc etc etc) which I don't actually think is a good thing a t all as it just detracts from the fact that it is such an excellent film. In any case, my favourite scene of all time is from Scarface and it is the 'No wife, no kids' scene. Man I love that scene. Seeing it for the first time was shocking, even more shocking that the chainsaw scene.

If I had to pick my favourite comedic scenes though, it would have to be these two from Annie Hall.

incredible

spacey again

As above that scene from UP was truely outstanding.

I'm going to add another scene from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Haven't the link. Sorry.

It's the scene where Tuco is brought before lee van cleefs character and then given food and wine before being given an almighty and merciless beating that seems to go on for ever. Always remember van cleef taunting him "how's your digestion now?" during the beating.

I still cheer later on when Tuco gets his revenge on the goon.