Let's see the great scenes you always stop what you are doing to watch!!

PROFANITY WARNING

More Pacino

Who can deny that the 20th century was all mine? ALL OF IT!

This is cobbled together and a bit out of sync.

http://youtu.be/7DMDscGOUpg

Mad Mel

And blue-faced Freedom fury.

http://youtu.be/lEOOZDbMrgE

I can eat twenty egg.

...I got the gold right here, paw.

...what gold?

Hes crazy, there is no gold.

The gold me and Josey stole, paw.

Careful Abe...

.....shut up, Lige.

Salma Hayek's dance in 'From Dusk Till Dawn'.

Or how bout the" missoura boat ride"

and "Pilgrim, are you sure you can skin grizz"

I always enjoy this scene from the much maligned, but overlooked Spielberg gem 1941

Where is Horrywood?

http://youtu.be/j7O-SUEh-54

And of course this thread would be incomplete without...

I believe A Christmas Story probably has more "scenes that will live on" throughout the whole movie than any other I can remember ever watching. Way too many to post YouTube video clips of all of them here.

Yes, it's an entire movie scene. It's all the wife will have on Christmas eve/day.

There are great scenes and there is one that is without a doubt the greatest. This from True Grit was rated #1 by Maxim magazine and I have to agree...

Yep,.. might as well just post the entire movie rather than to try to post all the 'memorable' scenes via video clips. Couldn't count the times the, "You'll shoot your eye out, kid" quote from the movie has been used here at the Campfire, alone.

Do you feel lucky.......punk?

Well, with this crowd I am surprised that one particular cinematic masterpiece scene by Mel Brooks has not been posted yet.

Of course, I refer to the Campfire Fart scene from Blazing Saddles



If this doesn't make you smile at least a little (and you have a Y chromosome -- females don't seem to "get" fart humour), then your inner 5-year old child is dead.

John

This one seems very appropriate for this morning, March 6th.

Don't forget the "two dogs" scene.

This was always one of my favorites.......

some things require no words:

I see someone got there ahead od me, how about the old #6

Though a Christina now & I would not watch this, back in the day it was (and is) one of my fave quotes from a shoot-'em'up movie:

Outlaw Josey:

Man,..lots of good ones...

Unfortunately for Ned Beatty, this will live forever...

Could not resist!

I just watched the Lambs part 2. Man that whole series is creepy!!

Crappy video of a great scene.



Dennis Farina was great in Get Shorty.

**Language warning**



"You're entering a world of pain."

**Language warning**

Epic scene well adapted for campfire classifieds shoppers-

That Dennis Hopper/Christopher Walken scene is as good as it gets.

"You look like somebody just walked over your grave".

Tarantino's deadpan humor here is CLASSIC; an unforgettable scene from one of my favorite movies of all time.

I've read the book, but never watched the movie. Gotta fix that one of these days.

[quote=Steelhead]


No Country For Old Men ( Coin Flip"


That damn scene is about as dark as it gets. The more you watch that movie the better it gets.

Last one is from Margin Call. Underrated movie and one of my favorites.

Definately one of my all time favorites! Val Kilmer Definately stole the show and should have won the Academy Award for that role!!!

3 Great ones in this movie...

I forgot "Over the line" from Leboswki!

This,.is this. This ain't something else....this, is this.

Funniest scene in the "Big Leboski" is when they drop that ferret in the bath tub with the Dude. I laughed until I cried the first time I ever saw it!
And also when the cab driver throws him out of the cab and on the street, when he says,
"I hate the fuggin Eagles, man"

He whipped ole Bob Barkers ass

The Pawnbroker - Rod Steiger - 1964

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- Scream

No, no, no, Antlers had it right!
[video:youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=qnJJ2fojawE[/video]

Every scene is classic.

That's it! Still makes me laugh out loud. That movie is a Classic!

This is a great thread!

Of course the Beach landing in Saving Private Ryan, but we have all seen it too many times.

the Indianapolis speech in Jaws is one of my favorites along with the lead up to it



this cracks me up everytime

I like the "who did it" scene from Mister Roberts, but can't find it. I thought Cagney was a hoot in that movie.

Anyone know what plugin I need to view embedded video?

It's not visible on this new computer, even after downloading Firefox