The Greatest Scenes of Cinema

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

Warning: Spoilers!

We have all seen some of them and traveled on many a journey which left us a little stranger than before. Come, share those scenes from the silver screen which left you in awe.

The Tree of Life

Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite

Melancholia The Collision

This is from Matilda

Let me tell you about Tyler

Jesus Wept

The Wall The Trial

Sarah Goldfarb

Jack Skelington

Have you ever seen a portal

The list could go on and on.
What comes to your mind? Hmmm?​

 

[Windsong]

Can we just link the videos?

This thread crashes my iPhone6 there are so many embedded videos.

 

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

Can we just link the videos?

This thread crashes my iPhone6 there are so many embedded videos.

Sorry. I suppose I assume most are using browsers on a computer.

 

[Windsong]

Sorry. I suppose I assume most are using browsers on a computer.

Where's @Diana so we can crash her fancy new phone.. >.>

It's all good. Wasn't expecting so many videos though. Have to watch them from my tablet instead of the phone.

 

[Diana]

Pff. I am a NORMAL person who browses a roleplay forum using a computer! O__O Phones are for emergencies.

 

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

It's all good. Wasn't expecting so many videos though. Have to watch them from my tablet instead of the phone.

I had to stop myself. I could have gone on for awhile. And I don't know how I forgot to include The Standoff in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly when Blondie, Angel Eyes and Tuco reach the end of their journey.

 

[Windsong]

Pff. I am a NORMAL person who browses a roleplay forum using a computer! O__O Phones are for emergencies.

Do you know how hard it would be to bring my desktop to work!? >:(

 

[Hecatoncheires]

BLADE RUNNER - "Like tears in rain."

Rutger Hauer ad-libbed a large portion of Roy's final monologue as his body shuts down, damned to a short existence by Methuselah Syndrome, and its some potent stuff. Instead of a climactic duel atop the rooftop between hero Deckard and villain Roy, Deckard instead becomes the man to whom Roy delivers his last testimony. It's an incredibly touching, beautiful final scene to a sci-fi masterpiece.

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN – Omaha Beach

No-one had seen the Normandy landings reconstructed in so unflinching a manner before 1998's Saving Private Ryan. The handheld cameras and heavy momentum convey the desperate situation to the viewer, pulling them in and mirroring the action on-screen. There's no chest-thumping and jingoism to be found here; this is savage, relentless.

THE DARK KNIGHT – Joker's Introduction

By this stage in the film, we've only had a glimpse of Heath Ledger's Joker; this is our first real look at the mad clown of Gotham, and he does not disappoint. Subtle, menacing music and Ledger's knockout performance make this one of the best entrances by a villain on screen.

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN – The Coin Toss

If there is a scarier man to have after you than Anton Chigurh, I don't know of him.

 

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

BLADE RUNNER - "Like tears in rain."

Rutger Hauer ad-libbed a large portion of Roy's final monologue as his body shuts down, damned to a short existence by Methuselah Syndrome, and its some potent stuff. Instead of a climactic duel atop the rooftop between hero Deckard and villain Roy, Deckard instead becomes the man to whom Roy delivers his last testimony. It's an incredibly touching, beautiful final scene to a sci-fi masterpiece.

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN – Omaha Beach

No-one had seen the Normandy landings reconstructed in so unflinching a manner before 1998's Saving Private Ryan. The handheld cameras and heavy momentum convey the desperate situation to the viewer, pulling them in and mirroring the action on-screen. There's no chest-thumping and jingoism to be found here; this is savage, relentless.

THE DARK KNIGHT – Joker's Introduction

By this stage in the film, we've only had a glimpse of Heath Ledger's Joker; this is our first real look at the mad clown of Gotham, and he does not disappoint. Subtle, menacing music and Ledger's knockout performance make this one of the best entrances by a villain on screen.

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN – The Coin Toss

If there is a scarier man to have after you than Anton Chigurh, I don't know of him.

No Country for Old Men was astounding.
The same goes for the rest.

 

[Brovo]

iPhone6

On Topic: V for Vendetta.

"Ideas are bulletproof."

 

[Space Cowboy]

Ugh, Grumpy beat me to my absolute favourite of that Tears in the Rain Blade Runner scene.

This one's from my favourite non-critically acclaimed movie, and... Well, probably the best scene in the movie (coincidentally, it's the finale):

"LO, THERE DO I SEE MY FATHER... LO THERE DO I SEE MY MOTHER, AND MY SISTERs AND MY BROTHERS..."

And this one is from my favourite terrible theatrical release, but amazing Director's Cut (notice the music ;) ):

"BE WITHOUT FEAR IN THE FACE OF YOUR ENEMIES..."

 

[Muna]

The moments leading up to this, along with the score... absolutely gorgeous.

 

[Space Cowboy]

Watching Jaws tonight.

Can't believe I missed/forgot this one:

 

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

I forgot about two particular movies, both where Edward Norton is the lead role. (of course)

Fuck Everyone

The Curbstop and Consequences

Edward Norton, one of the greatest actors in recent history.
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Edit: Just bought Memento. I've heard good things but never seen it. Oh. I almost forgot my milkshake drains all the oil from the yard.​

 

[Lea]

A scene that would give birth to many memes:

This movie felt so real like ten years ago but now that I've experienced better, it seems rather dull. It kind of feels like a fanmade Star Wars movie rather than an actual one but whatevs because this scene is still awesome and that last part is so sad.

 

[Gwazi Magnum]

^This has to be in my opinion the outright best.

Brace yourself Spoilers are coming

^And this I just felt obligated to add.

 

[Dervish]

Ugh, Grumpy beat me to my absolute favourite of that Tears in the Rain Blade Runner scene.

This one's from my favourite non-critically acclaimed movie, and... Well, probably the best scene in the movie (coincidentally, it's the finale):

"LO, THERE DO I SEE MY FATHER... LO THERE DO I SEE MY MOTHER, AND MY SISTERs AND MY BROTHERS..."

And this one is from my favourite terrible theatrical release, but amazing Director's Cut (notice the music ;) ):

"BE WITHOUT FEAR IN THE FACE OF YOUR ENEMIES..."

I was gonna link the 13th Warrior one! Superb choice. :D

This is an amazing performance.

 

[Space Cowboy]

I was gonna link the 13th Warrior one! Superb choice. :D

This is an amazing performance.

Scenes like these show this guy has (had?) true acting talent. It's a shame he got shoe-horned into the roles he did end up taking, and that he was brow-beat for his accent.

 

[Roose Hurro]

Couldn't find exactly what I was looking for, but found this:

 

[SlamifiedBuddafied]

^And this I just felt obligated to add.

Spoilers man.