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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/15/2006 11:36:45 PM

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I was waiting for it...but no one mentioned a scene from my favorite movie of all time. And I was sure between Level, RavenMuse and Gauge one of them would hit it because it is THE ULTIMATE guy's film:

Just about any moment from The Magnificent Seven. but if I have to pick out two:

When Eli Wallach is dying and he keeps saying "there's a big score, isn't there? Gold? Is it gold? Silver...is it..." and Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen smile and say "yes" so he can die happy....and

When Charles Bronson spanks the little Mexican boys and yells at them for thinking being a gunfighter is "cool" and their fathers are weak. "They come home every day after working the fields to feed you and your sisters and your mothers. That is being a MAN." (and it is almost Father's Day).

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/16/2006 1:12:02 AM

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Dracula (1978 version with Frank Langella) He is sitting in the parlor at Harkers house and He looks at Lucy and with a peircing gaze and simple move of His hand she is enraptured.... I drool everytime I see that part,

The Secretary: the very begining when she is walking through the office in the spreader bars, she had all this grace and sexuallity, not to mention she made it look effortless. first time I saw it all I could thing was.. oh I want her job lol

The Davinci Code: the very last scene where he is knealing at the Louvre, simple and yet so powerful in it's meaning

Bringing out the Dead ( Nicolas Cage) : He snaps and loses it and start beating up a person. I worked for many years on an ambulance and have seen paramedics just snap from post stress disorder, the rest of the movie wasn't very good but that scene, well that and when he is self medicating in the ambulance... seen that a few times too.

The Pirate Movie (musical/comedy) The Captian and the crew are singing 'I am the Pirate King' on the deck of the ship, it's hilarious

Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy (never leave home without your towel!) The opening with the dolphins, "So long and thanks for all the fish"

Blade (horror) The scene at the underground club in the meat packing plant, just as the DJ stretches out his arms and the blood starts pouring down, great music as good visual, definatly not the romantic vampires!

Braveheart-pretty much the entire movie, I cried the whole time through it the first time I saw it. Coming from a Scot family I already knew who William Wallace was (Gibson looks a far sight nicer than the real Wallace if the statues of him are correct, tall hairy bugger, kind of describes most scottish men *g*) One of the particular tear jerker scenes is when he finds his wife with her throat slit, the sheer and utter rage and loss, akk... makes me go all girly *s*

Waxworks (bad 80's horror movie) The scene where the Marquis De Sade is flogging a girl, she is bound by chains and he grabs a handful of her hair in his gloved hands and whispers in her ear, needless to say she is not protesting overly much... That has been one of my favorite fantasies 8g*

The Omen (third film with Sam Neill) of all the creepy horror movies I have seen the scene where sam Neill as a grown Damien is ranting out at a backwards statue of christ he grabs the crown of thorns and yells out " I drive these thorns into your worm riddled skull" ick I'm agnostic but even that made my skin crawl, he carried the role off with such a cold clarity it has stuck in my head.

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/16/2006 3:24:26 AM

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Fight Club: The bathroom scene. "You're not going to continue your "rigorous investigation." You will publicly state that there is no underground group. Or -- imagine, the rest of your life with your scrotum flapping empty.
We'll send one to the New York Times and one to the Los Angeles Times. Press release style. Your nuts will be bicoastal. Understood? The people you're after are everyone you depend on. We do your laundry, cook your food
and serve you dinner. We drive your ambulances. We guard you while you sleep. Do not fuck with us."

You know what, pretty much every scene from Fight Club.

Donnie Darko: the seminar at the school where he calls Patrick Swazee the antichrist

Boondock Saints: every one of the kill scenes, including the one with the cat, and the scene where Rocco goes off on his girlfriend. "YOU SHUT YOUR FAT ASS, RAINEE!! I CAN'T BUY A PACK OF SMOKES WITHOUT RUNNIN' INTO NINE GUYS YOU FUCKED!!!" but the best part is "I killed your cat, you druggy bitch!" "Why?" "I thought it would bring CLOSURE TO OUR RELATIONSHIP!!!!!"

Silverado: Danny glover shoots a guys hat off of his head and recocks the rifle saying, "I don't want to kill you and you don't want to be dead"

Matrix Reloaded: the fight with 100 Mr. Smiths

The Lost Boys: Grandpa's last line in the movie...I don't want to ruin it for anyone who hasn't seen it

Rocky Horror Picture Show: the last song in the UK version

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/17/2006 4:47:29 PM

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Blazing Saddles: When Cleavon Little says, "Let me whip this out." and the reaction it gets!

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/24/2006 5:55:27 AM

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That's a classic line from Blazing Saddles.

Off the top of my head:

Just about the entirety of Raging Bull. I adore that movie.

Castle Anthrax. Y'all know what film I mean.

The scene from Santa Sangre where the main character is at the pharmacy, and sees the parade advertising the female wrestler ... and a giant snake comes out of his pants and tries to strangle him. The cute counter girl asks him if he's ok after he gets up off the floor where he'd been writhing, and he says, "Yes, it was just an hallucination."

Roberto Begnini dancing with Nicoletta Braschi in Down By Law and you realise they're falling in love. Actually that film has many great scenes ... the look on the pimp's face when he realises he's been set up ... the argument between the dj and his girlfriend when she tosses his shoes out the window ... 'we all scream for ice cream ... '

The screen shot in Paris France when the main character comes out in dominatrice gear.

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/24/2006 7:33:24 AM

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Pirates of the Caribbean: When Captain Jack jumps in (beautiful swan dive) to save Elizabeth.

When the brits are coming after him (or think they are) and Captain Jack turns with the gun in his hand and grins, knowing they are going nowhere!

just 12 days, 17 hours and counting until Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest is in theaters!

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RE: Favorite movie scenes - 6/24/2006 8:45:26 AM

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True Romance -- the scene with Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper; also the one with Gary Oldman and Christian Slater; even Brad Pitt being stoned and watching cartoons when the gangsters show up looking for his roommate

Hero -- all the action scenes, and also the landscapes at the end

Sin City -- Clive Owen shoving Benicio del Toro's head into the toilet, Clive Owen and Rosario Dawson with the red sky behind them after blasting the bad guys, everything with "Marv"

Blue Velvet -- The scene when Isabella Rosselini finds Kyle Mclachlan in her closet, and then Dennis Hopper shows up; also when they all go to visit Ben

Once Upon a Time in the West -- Jason Robards under and on the train, Henry Fonda shooting the 6 year old boy, the final showdown

Hairspray -- the parenting scenes, especially with Debbie Harry and Sonny Bono

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