re: What scene can you watch over and over without finishing the whole movie?

Watched Rob Reiner's scenes in Wolf of Wall Street last night then turned the movie off. He kills me in that film.

LT speech in Any Given Sunday.

quote:

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Luther 'Shark' Lavay: to Willie Beamen:
Let me tell you something: For every sucker who makes it,for every Barry Sanders,for every Jerry Rice,there's a hundred **** you never heard of.
Sure. The game's taught you how to strut, how to talk shite, how to hit. But what else? Suddenly, there's no more money, no more women, no more applause.
No more dream.
This is what I'm trying to say to you. When a man looks back on his life, he should be proud of all of it. Not just the years he spent in pads and cleats.
Not just memories of when he was great.
You gotta learn that in here. Or if you don't, you ain't a man, you're just another punk.

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Neo vs. Agent Smith in the Matrix

The Merovingian's castle and freeway chase in Revolutions.

The Nazi's get away with the Ark in Raider's.

Superman vs the Phantom Zone villains in Superman II.

In Schwarzenegger's Predator when Dutch's team realize what they are up against.

Tuco's run to the cemetery in TGTB &TU

The "cleaning house" scene in the Godfather.

Bullitt car chase

End of North by Northwest

Khan!!!!!

The Marines quick-stepping to the Sultan's palace in The Wind and the Lion.

Usual Suspects - Verbal Kint explaining to Kujan who Keyser Soze was

Shark Levays speach to Willie B

Doc vs Ringo

Quints tale in Jaws

Saw final sequence when Jigsaw gets up

We were soldiers Mel addressing the unit before they deploy

Ninja Assassin opening scene

13 Assassins the ronin scene

Gladiator Are you not entertained? Decapitation / final kill

Troy Hector vs Achilles

300 battle begins

Cap n Bucky vs Tony

Full Metal Jacket bootcamp

Unforgiven Wills wrath

O Brother Where Art Thou - where John Goodman's character smashes the bullfrog against the tree.

Same movie, the idiotic cross burning, and also George Clooney's kids all tied together crossing the street. The Sirens. Bunch of great scenes.

I'll just go with my 80s horror faves

Great stuff in this thread


Maybe I missed it posted, but this is the greatest ten minutes in cinema history: “I said take me...”



Intro to Raising Arizona is absolutely perfect

Also love the Huggies scene, “Son you got a panty on your head”


Opening scene of Reservoir Dogs is great too



Pulp Fiction Foot massage discussion


“For the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free...”


The Truman Show - At World’s End

Gremlins bar scene.