[Film] The greatest ever movie scenes

Uncle Spielberg

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That

Deadly Danson said:

Maybe not the greatest scene but extraordinary acting and so moving.

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That deserved the oscar just for that incredible acting here

 

Is it PotG?

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Still kills me now

 

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Mr Bridger said:

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And this.

 

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The Long Good Friday. Bob Hoskins in back of a car, off to endure a slow and painful death. Guarded by a very young Pierce Brosnan.

 

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Deadly Danson said:

Maybe not the greatest scene but extraordinary acting and so moving.

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Yes, that’s a very good scene.

 

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Uncle Spielberg

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The Clamp said:

Yes, that’s a very good scene.

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Hanks showed here is a superb actor as if there was any doubt

 

Uncle Spielberg

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The Clamp said:

Yes, that’s a very good scene.

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Amazing

 

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When Don Vito Corleone dies in the garden, mouth full of playing with his grandson. Magic!

 

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Seeing this in the cinema as an 8 year old kid started a lifelong love affair with cinema



I knew it wasn't real. I knew it was a film, that it was special effects. But for a moment there was an actual dinosaur in front of my eyes.

 

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Uncle Spielberg said:

That

That deserved the oscar just for that incredible acting here

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Seem to recall an interview where it was explained that the medic wasn't an actor and was thrown into the scene and asked to react to it as if it was real or something along those lines.

 

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Is it PotG? said:

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And this.

 

SkirlieWirlie

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Not iconic or Hollywood level, gentle and a bit niche, but love this.

 

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Good thread @Uncle Spielberg



I do like this film, and of course the great James Earl Jones

 

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Another emotional one, this and the minutes leading up to it (but couldn’t find it all). From a wonderful movie. Robert Donat was a great.

 

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Then there's the other one