Curb stomp in American History X

Ha!

Willem Dafoe running for the helicopter in "Platoon"

The Joker killing Robert De niro

Salma Hayek’s dance in ‘From Dusk Till Dawn.’ One of the best scenes in the history of cinematography.

Lauren Bacall's shimmy in To Have and Have Not. She owned that movie and was only 19 at the time.

The look on Edward Nortons face just after had me saying; he's one hell of an actor. Just wow!

Gabby Johnson's rant about the sheriff being "near" in Blazing Saddles. The toll booth scene was pretty funny too.

“We are Texas Rangers, commissioned by the Governor himself. Our jurisdiction is wherever we happen to be!”
Augustus McCrae

"You ever been stung by a dead bee?"

The stand off at the end of the Good, Bad, & Ugly.

The jabbering horse thief asking Lone Wolf McQuade if he was going to kick his teeth out.

Open Range when Costner ask the gunslinger if he was the one that killed his buddy, & the immediate action following. Not the 34 round revolver he had, just that one deliberate shot.

Anything with a young Salma Hayek in it.

Just about EVERY scene in the movie “Tombstone”

Polska Hussaria!

i'm a sexual tyrannosaurus

Big Jake when he says if you follow him ill hunt you down every mothers son of you
Cowboys i m 30 years older than you had my back broke once my hips twice and on my worse day i could beat the hell out of you

Mark it zero!

ditto that skeen!

Heat; De Niro and Pacino:

Love Predator. I lived without t.v. other than VHS movies for 3 years. Bet I watched it 100 times.

Never saw that before. LOL!!

GR

“Fill your hand you sonofabitch!”

"Draw your gun Prairie Farie".. LOL

*language alert*

Not a movie, I know. But you guys will love this. Californians trespassing on their way to Sturgis.

El Dorado, A bar of soap.

Ain't that the truth.

Ha! Great scene!

Classic

Yep.

I'm see your Salma Hayek dance and up you Rebecca Romijn.

True Romance
Dennis Hopper gives Christopher Walken a lesson about his Sicilian heritage.

The Ecstasy of Gold, as much for the music as the scene itself.

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Spoilers I guess for anyone that has not seen The Matrix.

I always thought the scene where they wake Neo up and show him that the world as he knows it is just a simulation and reveal to him where he has really been his whole life is a great WTF moment.

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Short and to the point.

Excalibur circa 1981 is my favorite telling of the King Arthur legend. Always loved this scene from that movie.

If you enjoy the Arthurian legend you might check out the Camulod Chronicles By Jack Whyte starting with "The Skystone"

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A Classic!

Breaker Morant

Final Scene.

Two good movie scenes, Pulp Fiction, Samuel Jackson restaurant scene and No country for old men, many good scenes. Very good acting!

“Alright Lunger…..let’s do it!”

“Say when”!

I can think of several from Alien or Aliens, the chest bursting scene and final scene in the shuttle. When the queen shows up at the end of Aliens. Good stuff.

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Traci Lords as the She Debil in New Wave Hookers.
👍👍👍👍👍

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I am shocked Wabi!!!
😄😄😄

Why? She's faking it.

I'm looking for the mermaid tearing on the lobster, Tom Hanks,?

Someone hack Wabi,s account???

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X2 ..... Looks like you got it 1st so I had to revert to the one above.

One of my favorite movie scenes, too.

One of the best! "It's not my dog."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO8RuIu4FuY

"You the one killed our friend?"

Animal House, all of it.

I've used the Hulk v Loki gif in the past.

Nah…… really? Figured a good church going guy as yourself would have raised the
“Going to hell” flag! Lol

Guess you have a dirty bone, huh?

Good movie btw.😉

One of the all time funniest scenes in any movie.

Very underrated movie with a great performance by Mickey Rourke. Love the line, "the only place I get hurt is out there".

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When it is abstract, not real, that is different.

Yes, that was a great movie. Seen it twice.

Fudge….. it’s real.

Lol 😉

Yeah, Bronson was great in that movie. His intro scene at the train station was great, too. "Looks like we brought one too few horses." Bronson replies, "No, you brought two too many."

Not a movie per say, but this scene from the TV series Yellowstone was great!!!

Roll Tide!!

Can't find a clip...

Tom Horn looking at a Lobster. Says, "Damn that's the biggest bug I ever saw!"

Best Comedy

Best Comedy Sequel

Not technically a movie but this is always a moving scene. Like the part with Capt. Sobel at the beginning as well.

My current favorite for those idiots who use "no problem" for every reply to every situation:

No Problem

I would eat the corn out of her schidt!!!

I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass ...

Even more poignant when one considers that Eisenhower intentionally murdered hundreds of thousands of surrendered German troops, in total disregard for the Geneva Convention, and in total disregard for the excellent care the Germans provided to surrendered American troops throughout the war.

This deserves it's own thread.

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This is from the tv series Game of Thrones and not a movie. But despite alll the bitching people did about the way they wrapped it all up, if you want to see some of the awesomeness of this series and some of it's battle scenes just check this out. It's nice to have a dragon on your side.

Just watched Pale Rider. There were a couple.

Not even joking!

Problem with it is they don't know whether it's the cartridge revolver era or the percussion revolver era. All handguns appear to be unconverted percussion revolvers, yet depictions (including sound effects) of reloading revolvers with cartridges is common, and cartridges appear on everybody's gun belts.

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One of my favorite movies of all time.It was just as I imagined when as a kid a read and re read JFC`s books.

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