Favorite Film Scene

[Colin B]

OK I'm getting far too serious ,but when I want to laugh this gutter humour does the trick

View: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NwcVJMvVWDA

 

[pplpilot]

Tough one. Cant pin it down to one though.

- any scene from Shawshank
- funny how? From goodfellas
- i don't believe in tipping, Reservoir Dogs
- d'ya like dargs? The whole scene at the traveler site in Snatch
- either of you two know what a Durex is? Rita, Sue and Bob too.

And from my all time favourite Nuts In May

- Come on then! Ill knock your block off! .

 

[Glow worm]

Here's a film not many may have seen with Christopher reeve , beautiful film ,music and it also stars the even more beautiful Jane Seymour . I must be getting old cos it chokes me up every time lol

View: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6AC195R3ipE

Good call - that is a lovely film.

 

[Ron-da-Valli]

View: http://youtu.be/BdK0jaLuJL8


Where's my harmonica? I have been meaning to buy one and learn this tune for ages.

 

[nappadang]

View: http://youtu.be/cRj01LShXN8

Don't know how to embed video on my phone but here's the link to Branagh's version of Shakespeare Henry V act 4 scene 3 (St Crispin's Day, and band of brothers, etc). Good rousing stuff and a brilliant interpretation.
Ed. Looks like I've worked out how to embed video

 

[Mattonsea]

View: http://youtu.be/BdK0jaLuJL8


Where's my harmonica? I have been meaning to buy one and learn this tune for ages.

Brilliant scene with the two protagonist in a circular motion , not the traditional linear for a gunfight , brilliant choice !

 

[MontyVeda]

Brilliant scene with the two protagonist in a circular motion , not the traditional linear for a gunfight , brilliant choice !

the opening scene is also a contender for best movie scene ever.

"Looks like we're shy one horse"

"I see two too many"

 

[craigwend]

Indeed ...

 

[Shut Up Legs]

 

[Profpointy]

View: http://youtu.be/cRj01LShXN8

Don't know how to embed video on my phone but here's the link to Branagh's version of Shakespeare Henry V act 4 scene 3 (St Crispin's Day, and band of brothers, etc). Good rousing stuff and a brilliant interpretation.
Ed. Looks like I've worked out how to embed video

The cheesy music spoils it for me. The opening of the film - an overcoated Jacobi as the chorus - is suberb though.

The best St Chrispin's day I've ever heard is a very unconventional reading by Mark Roylance at the Globe (sadly I only saw it as a clip) - instead of a rousing speech he reads it as sarcastic gallows humour from a man accepting his impending death - and his companians accept it in similar vein - chilling and brilliant. It really worked - same words, different tone of voice - utterly different meaning. Possibly not what the Bard intended, but shows the power of his words to simultaneously have many meanings. wow !

 

[glenn forger]

Possibly not what the Bard intended, but shows the power of his words to simultaneously have many meanings. wow !

I think a French production had:

"To be.

Or not?

To be!"

 

[glenn forger]

too many violent clips, have some magic:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxQrE0BpixI

 

[ufkacbln]

Tee original film was a masterpiece, and the loss of much of the original, its being re-found, the remastering, and the merging of different versions to the present form

The superb "Wicker Man"

The scene where Edward Woodward realises his fate and the totally incongruous singing and dancing at the grand finale make this is one of the most disturbing and effective scenes of all time

Please take this as a warning!






( Iwill hunt to death and kill all therelatives of any person who mentions Nicholas CAge!)

 

[simon the viking]

Close the thread.

Very good scene but I prefer the courtroom roof top scene "Did it sound something like that?"

 

[MontyVeda]

...
( Iwill hunt to death and kill all therelatives of any person who mentions Nicholas CAge!)

Even if we say he's a crap actor, and the only reason he's in the film industry is because his actual surname is Coppola?

In fact, he's so wooden, he'd have been better cast as the wicker man.