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Greatest Movie Moments

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Good Will Hunting. Ben Affleck walks up to Matt Damon's house and he is gone. Chills just thinking about it.

 

Forrest Gump - "I miss you Jenny" at her gravesite at the end of the movie talking about how his son is so smart. Brings me to tears every single time.

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Good Will Hunting. Ben Affleck walks up to Matt Damon's house and he is gone. Chills just thinking about it.

 

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Great call, AFI. Great scene. The look on Ben's character's face - sadness and joy - classic.

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There are about 50 classic moments in the move "Heat" starting Pacino, Deniro, and Kilmer, but they are too graphic to link on here.

"You're gonna need a bigger boat".

 

Schindler's List has a couple of great scenes.

 

At the end of October Sky, when young Homer Hickham lets his dad light the fuse.

"You called down the thunder, well now you've got it!"

 

"You tell 'em I'm comin', and Hell's comin' with me!"

 

I absolutely loathe Kurt Russell, but that series of lines is fantastic.

Too bad we can't link the "37" conversation from Clerks, just great stuff. :lol:

 

Usual Suspects ending

 

Sleepaway Camp ending

 

Field of Dreams when he realizes the catcher is his father

 

Alright, I will stop to give everyone a chance.

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I love on Heat when Deniro calls Roger Van Sant:

 

"You know what, forget the money."

 

"That's alot of money. What are you doing?"

 

"What am I doing? Talking to an empty telephone. That's what I'm doing"

 

"What? I don't understand?"

 

"Cause there is a dead man on the other end of this line!"

 

-click-

By far my favorite of all time...

 

The Russian Roulette game played by the Viet Cong with their prisoners in The Deer Hunter. I know how it's going to end but it's still nerve wrecking to watch.

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"You're gonna need a bigger boat".

Schindler's List has a couple of great scenes.

 

At the end of October Sky, when young Homer Hickham lets his dad light the fuse.

 

Good call :thumb:

 

When Rudy gets in the game. Hands down best chill up the spine moment I've ever seen in a movie....

 

"He's so LITTLE!" -- "Who's the wild man, NOW?"

When Rudy gets in the game. Hands down best chill up the spine moment I've ever seen in a movie....

 

Definitely makes it better that it actually happened.

 

One of my favorites that nobody will mention:

 

Two scenes, one movie (and I'm not going to reveal the details... you either know what happened, or need to watch it):

 

Serenity

 

When River jumps through the door to get Simon's medical pack amidst the Reavers

 

AND

 

When the Mal gets the armada of Reavers to chase the ship.

Scout: "Why there he is, Mr. Tate. He can tell you his name..."

 

Scout: "Hey, Boo."

 

Atticus Finch: [making introductions] "Miss Jean Louise, Mr. Arthur Radley. I believe he already knows you."

 

 

 

 

"Boo was our neighbor. He gave us two soap dolls, a broken watch and chain, a knife,... and our lives."

 

 

 

 

The best movie moment EVER [from To Kill A Mockingbird]

Oh yeah, and let's not forget from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'...

 

Phoebe Cates getting out of the pool.

Oh yeah, and let's not forget from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'...

 

Phoebe Cates getting out of the pool.

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