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Greatest Movie Scene?

The Golden Miller

I should narrow the question down, a film you'd re-watch just for one scene, one where the hairs on your neck stand up every time? To top the first two films (arguably making it the most perfect cinematic trilogy ever) was an achievement in itself, it also contains one of film's greatest moments.... the Ride of the Rohirrim:

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DaintyDavy

i knew 2001 would show up in posts fairly quick.

Bret Hart

Tears in Rain-Blade Runner

https://youtu.be/HU7Ga7qTLDU

Dave_The_Sheep

In terms of heavyweights and impact (coupled with simplicity) possibly Heat's coffee scene.

Obviously, highly subjective.

Other candidates:
Gettysburg - BAYONETS
Saving Private Ryan's opening battle scene, where the troop ship's front drops and men start getting chewed up. That was sobering.
Usual Suspects - the final realisation scene. Favourite film of all time.
True Romance - Hopper pissing off Walken. Up there with Heat for heavyweights.
Sicario's border crossing scene deserves an honorable mention for tension building.
Gladiator's opening battle scene. Superb. No other words required.

bodhrandude

Its still the scene from True Romance for me, All Sicilians are part eggplant aka the Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken showdown.

JupiterKid

The nightmare sequence in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958). Which also happens to be my all time favorite film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WAxDlUOw-w

A close second would the amazing unknown voyage sequence in Stanley Kubrick’s incredible 2001: A Space Odessey (1968), which revolutionized the sci-fi genre.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou6JNQwPWE0

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charolais0153

The Golden Miller wrote: »

I should narrow the question down, a film you'd re-watch just for one scene, one where the hairs on your neck stand up every time? To top the first two films (arguably making it the most perfect cinematic trilogy ever) was an achievement in itself, it also contains one of film's greatest moments.... the Ride of the Rohirrim:

Good will hunting. Any scene.
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Captain Red Beard

The end of The Last of the Mohicans. The chase, music, landscape, photography, actors, everything about it is what film making should be.

Temptamperu

Oh Hi Mark!