Favourite movie moments thread

[dusty]

Inspired by Goody's Musical interests thread I thought this might be fun.

Dont laugh


El loco

 

[David Biedny]

Mark,

I'll see yours with this:


Damn, I love that movie.

dB

 

[David Biedny]

I couldn't resist. Music by the amazing Bernard Herrmann.


dB

 

[David Biedny]

And then there's this gem...


Another truly great movie, and the director's edition DVD has some key restored scenes not in the original releases, including one directly following this scene.

dB

 

[David Biedny]

And this might be my favorite Walken scene of all time.

 

[Schuyler]

Excellent movie. I cried when they threw his body into that unmarked mass grave.

 

[skunkape]

Here's some Bernard Hermann for you Dave, in concert with Ray Harryhausen. God, I dug this stuff as a kid...still do.

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[Loose Leaf Tea]

"I want my MONEY!"

 

[skunkape]

No Hermann here, Lawrence Rosenthal did the soundtrack, but it is one of Harryhausen's finest moments.

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[David Biedny]

Skunkape,

I adore Jason & The Argonauts, the whole Talos scene profoundly freaked me out as a kid. Good call!

 

[skunkape]

Skunkape,

I adore Jason & The Argonauts, the whole Talos scene profoundly freaked me out as a kid. Good call!

I've still got a copy of Harryhausen's 'Film Fantasy Scrapbook' that I bought in 1981 with money I earned mowing yards. I used to ride my bike to the drive-in and sneak through a hole in the fence to watch those flicks. Here's another great scene I saw there...the transformation scene from 'The Howling.' It's a close contest between this and 'An American Werewolf In London,' but I think I prefer Rob Bottin's work over Rick Baker's. I think this was the last film I saw at the drive-in. It's a scrap-yard now.
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[boulders and sticks]

This one has stuck with me for a long time. Time to Die.

John.

 

[boulders and sticks]

One for my Dad.
He loved this scene.

 

[ddd999]

The Egg Scene (Angel Heart):

 

[CapnG]

Just watched this again recently. Possibly one of the best montage sequences ever filmed (with one of the quirkiest, non-sequitur-yet-iconic taglines ever).

 

[truthseeker]

 

[truthseeker]

 

[conor]

The last ones there for a bit of craic

 

[Bixyboo]

 

[Brain Matter?]

Nice thread Dusty. As sone as i work out how to do it, i'll post my favourite movie moment.