Most incredible scene in a movie

[soundsurfr]

Here's my short list of the most unbelievable, incredible, intense or funny scenes ever put on film:

Christopher Walken's Russian Roulette scene in "The Deer Hunter"
Christopher Walken again in his cameo in "Pulp Fiction"
Dennis Hopper having weird, near-violent sex in "Blue Velvet"
The scientists standing in front of the monolith on the moon in 2001, A Space Oddysey
John Cleese shouting insults in a French accent at Graham Chapman in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"
Eddie Murphy shaking down the western bar in "48 Hours"
Nichole Kidman's bare ass in "Eyes Wide Shut" (Had to hit the *pause* button!)

[citi]

I got one.

John Malkovich on the Phone with Clint Eastwood in "In the Line of Fire"

Intense...

Oh and

YODA's fight scene. "in Attack of the Clones"

[underscore7]

Johnny Depp and Lily Taylor's russian roulette scene in "Arizona Dream"

[ReniuR]

One of my favorites is the elevator doors opening from "The Shining", or just about any scene from "Clockwork Orange". I have a huge soft spot for those movies primarily because of the music from them.

Another one that always gets me is the last interview with Lechter from "Silence of the Lambs".

[Captain_Pants]

The Elevator scene from the Shining is great.
I also love the "Machine gun in the Park"
dream-scene from Happiness.

[Roy Howell]

How about Christopher Walken in the Woody Allen movie in which he played Diane Keaton's brother, driving them all in the rain, while describing his 'car crash' nightmare? The camera slowly went over to Woody Allen's face, and it was hilarious... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[pk_hat]

-Cristopher Walken and Dennis Hopper speaking of Sicilian ancestry in True Romance.

-Billy Bob Thornton and Sean Penn in a heated discussion over the 64 1/2 Mustang in Oliver Stone's U-Turn.

-in After Hours (Martin Scorsese), Griffin Dunne asking the bouncer why he won't let him into the night club, it's 'punk night' and he doesn't have a mohawk. That whole movie is a gem.

[APAULOS]

The whole opening scene of 'Saving Private Ryan' was far too real and intense.
Another one is the scene where the German soldier slowly inserts the knife into the guy while he is screaming for help...I really wanted to kill the weenie who was standing outside the door paralyzed by fear, and when he decided to shoot the guy AFTER he surrendered I just got more angry. Not that I liked those scenes, but they were the most moving pieces of cinema that I can recall.

On another note, when the anouncers were narrating the big show in 'Best in Show' I was laughing so hard that I could barely breath.

[go i huvet]

Yeah..."Saving Private..." is a great movie....

My wife always tell me to lower the volume in that beginning-part..I love the cannon-sound in the Subwoofer...Whoa..Intense!

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[go i huvet]

.....also think the scene in "Pulp Fiction" where Travolta is to punch the needle in Umas chest....and use a red marker to see whrer to go..Oh my...

And....also in "Pulp..." when they hit the bump in the road...Boom...Holy **** ...

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