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What epic movie scene still gives you the chills?

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When the patrons at Rick's Cafe start singing "La Marseillaise" and drown out the German officers. When the camera cuts to Madeleine LeBeau and she has tears rolling down her face as she belts it at the top of her lungs... I lose it every time. Instant goosebumps.

 

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Fantastic! It's amazing how many people haven't seen Casablanca. I quote the movie all the time and people just look at me with blank stares on their faces.

The Sixth Sense ending.

 

Slow turn. "My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius..."

 

I've seen this movie at least 20 times and I get chills every single time.

"Hee haw, and Merry Christmas!-Sam Wainwright"

 

Every time.

 

"To my brother George... the richest man in town."

Fantastic! It's amazing how many people haven't seen Casablanca. I quote the movie all the time and people just look at me with blank stares on their faces.

 

People will quote it without even knowing what they're quoting.

 

"Play it, Sam."

 

"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

 

Heck, I'm pretty sure the use of the phrase "usual suspects" was coined by the writers of this movie and wasn't part of English idiom until they put it together in that script.

 

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The 25 minute German tavern scene from Inglorious Basterds. Not sure if this qualifies as cold chill worthy, but it is definitely intense......"Drei Gläser".

definitely first 15 min of saving private ryan.. greatest generation ever.. I just cant imagine..

In Signs, when the alien has the little boy and Graham's flashbacks all make sense and he tells Merrill to "swing away." I love the way Merrill grips the bat.

 

 

Then at the end, when the little boy asks, "did somebody save me?" and Graham sobs. "Yeah, I think that someone did."

I am such a sap.

 

Even though "Armageddon" is a cliché "end of the world" movie, when Bruce Willis takes Ben Affleck's place to sacrifice himself, it gets me every time.

Secretariat - even though we all know the outcome, it still gives me goosebumps.

 

 

Since you like this, if you haven't, youtube the CBS replays of the 1973 triple crown races. Each are 5 part...pre-race, post-race....it is a glimpse back in time, but they were very entertaining and Secretariat's performances were clearly brilliant. The movie was based on Bill Nack's book of the same name, and he gives a great account of each race. The movie did a reasonable job, but the book is much better.

 

Secretariat was not Penny Tweedy's favorite, Riva Ridge was, who just missed the triple crown a year earlier.

Gayle Sayers telling the Bears that Brian Piccolo has cancer in Brian's Song.

 

 

This is audio only but it still got me.

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