Greatest Scenes/Most influential movies in Cinema History

[Michael Jordan.]

Give your greatest scenes and most influential movies throughout cinema history

[Michael Jordan.]

[leemajors]

[baseline bum]

Best romance scene ever too

[Dirks_Finale]

Col Nathan R Jessup, Commanding Officer, Marine ground forces - Guantanamo bay, Cuba.

[SpursforSix]

One of my favorite scenes is from the same movie.
The train station shootout is classic and so well done.

[Capt Bringdown]

This is my film goat - Cinema perfection. Direction, Cinematography, music, acting ( in' , Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda, Jason Robards - what a cast!) writing, locations, etc - this film will never be topped.
This is my favorite sequence - Jill's arrival. I love it when the camera goes over the train station to reveal the town (about 2:35 in the clip) - and later on when the sequence ends in Monument Valley. Goosebumps.

[FrostKing]

[Capt Bringdown]

[FrostKing]

[phxspurfan]

[SpursforSix]

Pretty much any scene from the Twilight series.
Or Friday.

[Will Hunting]

For real tho, this was one of the most tense scenes ever the first time watching it.

The first hour of Sicario was great, then it took a .

[SpursforSix]

I’ll try to post it tomorrow but the lineup scene from Usual Suspects is still one of my favorites. Word is that it was improvised and their laughing was genuine.

[SpursforSix]

Gimme the in keys you sucker mother er aaaarrrrrghhhh

[Michael Jordan.]

Here ya go. And yeah that scene was improvised and Del Toro kept farting lol ��

[Michael Jordan.]

[Trainwreck2100]

[DAF86]

Here ya go. And yeah that scene was improvised and Del Toro kept farting lol ��

"Hand me the ing keys, you sucker. whaaada ". One of the greatest reads in movie history.

[Will Hunting]

Very true, an hour in I thought I was watching an all-time classic, but after leaving Juarez it gets so unfocused, it’s almost like a whole different film from that point on.

Still doesn’t beat Saving Private Ryan, which people consider an all time classic even though it’s an outright terrible movie after the opening scene.

[leemajors]

This is my film goat - Cinema perfection. Direction, Cinematography, music, acting ( in' , Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda, Jason Robards - what a cast!) writing, locations, etc - this film will never be topped.
This is my favorite sequence - Jill's arrival. I love it when the camera goes over the train station to reveal the town (about 2:35 in the clip) - and later on when the sequence ends in Monument Valley. Goosebumps.

It's an amazing movie, I got to see the restored version earlier this year in the theater.

[pgardn]

Not influential but feel good and sports.

The Natural

HR breaking the lights.

The book is really good.

[MultiTroll]

For real tho, this was one of the most tense scenes ever the first time watching it.

slob and all did you watch Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018)?

and are you looking forward to 3 if it ever gets made?

The shooting scene was realistically done IMO. All the way up to the point that Bad Guy has Fed Chick in his sights near her vehicle and she sees him in the mirror and miraculously spins all around and shoots him before he pulls the trigger. I know Hollywood has to improvise but i hate it when they make the very skilled bad guys look like dumb s and the *heros* can never miss a shot. Been going on since the advent of HWood and it's beyond old.

https://www.thecinemaholic.com/new-sicario-movie/

[Will Hunting]

Another movie that's remember as a classic even though it was mediocre outside of one scene:

[Brazil]

There's two kinds of people: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig.

one of my favorite movie