Favourite film scene

[JackPike]

Ok we had your favourite film how about your favourite film scenes for me it has to be the Gunnery sergeant in Full Metal Jacket and the Biggus Dickus in the Life of Brian

[*Ant*]

Opening scene from Full Metal Jacket and the puppet show scene from The Sound Of Music . Also the opening scenes from Saving Private Ryan and the battle scene near the end of Platoon.

Plus loads more.

 

[ 30. September 2003, 02:30 AM: Message edited by: aanthony ]

[Ziffy]

the surf scene in Apocalypse Now

[seph]

The beach landing in

Saving Private Ryan

[rich]

the knights of ni in monty pythons search for the holy grail

[Gillies]

There are so many great scenes, ones that stick out straight away to me are:

 

Shawshanks Redemption - The realisation that Andy has escaped, and not topped himself.

 

Goodbye Mr Chips - Opening scene, when hes late.

 

Picnic at Hanging Rock - The search for the girls

 

Planes Trains & Automobiles - Waking up in bed scene

 

Something About Mary - (loads) especially the resusitating the dog scene

 

Whiskey Galore - Church bells ring to signal its sunday

 

Star Wars - ANY

 

I could go on and on.

 

Gillies

[hembo]

the scene in court when jack nickolson loses his self control in a few good men

bob hoskins face when hes being driven off in the penultimate scene in the long good friday

the roll call in zulu

the fight in the quiet man

james stewart in its a wonderful life which showed how life was without him .

when old yeller died i still cant bring myself to watch it

[Colin Brett]

The scene in Ben Hur when he helps Jesus as he carries the cross "I know this man"

 

Starman reviving the dead Deer.

 

"Sentimental old fool"

 

Colin

[nigelnibbles]

the scene where Linda lovelace is in a room with 3 men, she goes down on her knees and.........oops, silly me, you meant mainstream movies.......

in that case, the scene on the cross at the end of the life of brian, singing always look on the bright side of life, classic Monty Python

[dogfish]

The opening scene of 'Cry Freedom'

DF