What is Your Favorite Movie Scene? Post It Baby!

[jeff of pa]

From One flew over the cuckoos nest "famous" Dr Scanlon..

Loved that Movie. Haven't seen it since the 70's

 

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[jeff of pa]

Cool one Flew over the Coocoo's nest is Free on You Tube !

Catch 22 was another good movie from back then

 

[NJearthman]

 

[Blak bart]

 

[lisfisher]

I know it's not a movie but I just had to post this. Reiner says this entire scene was improv..

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

 

[lisfisher]

Cool one Flew over the Coocoo's nest is Free on You Tube !

Catch 22 was another good movie from back then

Catch 22 great movie for sure

 

[jeff of pa]

 

[cyzak]

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

The closing scene in Schindler's List.

 

[lisfisher]

"Skin that one Pilgrim and I'll bring ya another"

 

[CreakyDigger]

Grace Kelly's entrance in Rear Window.

 

[CreakyDigger]

Orson Well's first appearance as Harry Lime in The Third Man.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Tombstone in now my favorite Western movie, because of acting and everything else - besides, the iconic quotes Doc said here...1

 

[Reulte]

My favorite western-ish...
Gene Wilder & Clevon Little in Blazing Saddles (pretty much everything that happens in the jailhouse).

 

[CreakyDigger]

My favorite western-ish...
Gene Wilder & Clevon Little in Blazing Saddles (pretty much everything that happens in the jailhouse).

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Here's another good JLC clip!

She is delightful and funny,
and, she makes quite the "spy", too...!

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Having been going to movies for over 60 years, I of course have too many favorite scenes to post. But, being a lifelong SAR (Second American Revolution) relic-hunter and a Confederate-American, here's the favorite scene I've selected for this TreasureNet thread's topic. In my opinion as a multi-published "ACW" historian, this 8-minute 58-second scene is the most realistic portrayal I've ever seen of the fighting in that war.

Battle Of The Crater, during the Siege of Petersburg VA, from the movie "Cold Mountain"

 

[ARC]

Having been going to movies for over 60 years, I of course have too many favorite scenes to post. But, being a lifelong SAR (Second American Revolution) relic-hunter and a Confederate-American, here's the favorite scene I've selected for this TreasureNet thread's topic. In my opinion as a multi-published "ACW" historian, this 8-minute 58-second scene is the most realistic portrayal I've ever seen of the fighting in that war.

Battle Of The Crater, during the Siege of Petersburg VA, from the movie "Cold Mountain"

Never seen this one.... hmmm... have to look for it on DVD

 

[jeff of pa]