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PrintableIn "The Deer Hunter" when Christopher Walken's character is playing Russian roulette at the end and kills himself  
And of course in E.T. when he's all greyish-white and dying  ."I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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wall street, salvador, born on the 4th of july,
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Supernova said: "You can't handle the truth!"
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The 'last dive' in The Big Blue "It's better 2 B hated 4 what U R than 2 B loved 4 what U R not."
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THE MACK...
"Look, we can handle this like GENTLEMEN or we can take it to some GANGSTER SHIT" "NIGGA you ain't no PIMP, you a REST HEAVEN for HO's" "...I think you betta go on home. he live in a world of FAST car and FAST WOMEN, DRUGS and MONEY, BUT there was a voice that always said SON, i think you betta, GO ON HOME" "All he want is the HONEY, give me THE MONEY" and last BUT NOT LEAST!!! (haven't seen it sence the '70s) "THIRTYFIVE... thirtyfive plus six, plus the one i got from you... That's thirtyfive and seven MOTHAFUCKA CAN YOU BUY THAT???" I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
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Best of The Best 1- The end scene where they hand the medals to the Americans and everyone starts crying :*(
Jack His speech at the end when U know he's about 2 die :*( Gladiator The end when Maximus dies and is reunited with his wife :*( I think I'm gonna go 4 a good cry now! :*( Put yourself on the worldwide org map! www.frappr.com/princeorg |
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Mo Better Blue-muthafucka you just called me Indigo
The Rose-her phone both scene alone at her old high school Brians Song-Billy Dee Willimas speech about Piccolo at the end The Jericho Mile-the final personal mile-race where Peter Straus throws his stop watch al to the music of Sympathy For The Devil All That Jazz..Gideons last death scene all in a rave up dream sequence Magnolia--where the female interviewer almost jacks up Tom Cruise for going to far Cotton Club-where Gregory Hines does a brooding tap dance alongside Dutch Schultzs' assasination Heat-when DeNiro and Pacino have their sit down cafe talk talkin shit to each other School Daze-the beef between the locals and the college kids at KFC "Climb in my fur." | |
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DOLPHINA said: you again!!  "Climb in my fur." | |
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Big Meenie! | |
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In Grease when Sandy appears in hotpants and leather coat after being a good-two-shoes all her life "Climb in my fur." | |
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Stand By Me
One of my favorite movies  [This message was edited Sun Feb 2 9:37:28 PST 2003 by MissCute] _______________________________
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In day of the dolphin when my cousin says
Faaa love Paaa! | |
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Schindler's List. A couple of scenes come to mind all through the liquidation of the ghetto in Krakow.
It always sort of got me of course when you see the little girl, and they have her in color, walking around. -------
A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti... "I've just had an apostrophe!" "I think you mean an epiphany..." | |
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DOLPHINA said: In day of the dolphin when my cousin says
Faaa love Paaa! awww..  
with Georce C "Climb in my fur." | |
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BattierBeMyDaddy said: Schindler's List. A couple of scenes come to mind all through the liquidation of the ghetto in Krakow.
It always sort of got me of course when you see the little girl, and they have her in color, walking around. thanks for mentioning that the red coat - the liquidation truly powerful and sadly truly true | |
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The Green Mile execution scene... | |
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LaVisHh said: The Green Mile execution scene...
was not the green mile about oprahs nostril? | |
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was not
a river runs through it about oprahs heavy flow? | |
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Kinda silly but...
The last scene in "Save the Last Dance" when Julia Stiles dances her contemporary routine. I love it! He calls me "Holi" cuz he says everyday w/ me is like a Holiday... | |
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NuPwrSoul said: Roots when after repeated whipping Kunte Kinte finally says his name is "Toby." Awesome choice! 
What about Spike Lee's "Malcolm X" when Denzel says: "We didn't land on Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Rock landed on us!" | |
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E.T. getting stranded on earth. E.T. dying.E.T. coming back to life.E.T hugging Elliott before departing home.
All make me everytime i see it.I don't know why. |
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A fish named Wanda (not sure about the name)
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theC said: I was watching Return of the Jedi and saw the scene where Darth Vader's mask burned in the bonfire. It took me back to the moment when i saw it on the bigscreen. I forgot how powerful that scene was to me. Is there any movie scene that can take you back to the first time you saw it?
"Obi Wan never told you what happened to your father" "he told me enough,he told me YOU killed him!" "No...I am your father" The BEST scene EVER! |
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shausler said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: Schindler's List. A couple of scenes come to mind all through the liquidation of the ghetto in Krakow.
It always sort of got me of course when you see the little girl, and they have her in color, walking around. thanks for mentioning that the red coat - the liquidation truly powerful and sadly truly true I always sort of thought the part where they're bring the Jewish people from their apartments and stuff, and the German officer picks up the little boy, and says something to him, and gives him a kiss and puts him back down. That makes me sad, too. I think the scene where Amon Goethe (Ralph Fiennes  ) is being brought on a tour of the camp in the covertible is good too. You know, the guy asks him if he has any questions, and Goethe says something like, "Why are the windows down? It's fucking freezing." It makes me giggle a little bit. -------
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Oh, yeah! I just LOVE the scene in "The Bridges of Madison County" where Francesca (Meryl Streep) and Robert (Clint Eastwood) are in their respective vehicles waiting for the light to change. Francesca spots Robert but he does not see her. She is sitting next to her husband as she contemplates leaving their dispassionate marriage for Robert with whom she has fallen madly in love (and he with her) during the course of three days. Anyway, her hand grips the handle of the car as she decides her fate. Mind you, she has to make up her mind before the light changes, or Robert will be lost forever.
That is one of my favorite scenes in movies, period. I mean, the decision to either go with the status quo or follow her heart makes this scene pretty intense, in my opinion. [This message was edited Sun Feb 2 12:52:20 PST 2003 by UptownDeb] | |
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UptownDeb said: Oh, yeah! I just LOVE the scene in "The Bridges of Madison County" where Francesca (Meryl Streep) and Robert (Clint Eastwood) are in their respective vehicles waiting for the light change (unbeknownst to Robert). Francesca is sitting next to her husband as she contemplates leaving their dispassionate marriage for Robert with whom she has fallen madly in love with during the course of three days. Anyway, her hand grips the handle of the car as she decides her fate. Mind you, she has to make up her mind before the light changes, or Robert will be lost forever.
That is one of my favorite scenes in movies, period. I mean, the decision to either go with the status quo or follow her heart makes this scene pretty intense, in my opinion. And to top it off, he (Robert) puts her necklace/pendant thing over his rearview mirror as she watches on from the car behind him...a beautifully subtle way of saying "no matter what you decide, you'll always be with me"...very emotionally intense scene... | |
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UptownDeb said: Oh, yeah! I just LOVE the scene in "The Bridges of Madison County" where Francesca (Meryl Streep) and Robert (Clint Eastwood) are in their respective vehicles waiting for the light to change. Francesca spots Robert but he does not see her. She is sitting next to her husband as she contemplates leaving their dispassionate marriage for Robert with whom she has fallen madly in love (and he with her) during the course of three days. Anyway, her hand grips the handle of the car as she decides her fate. Mind you, she has to make up her mind before the light changes, or Robert will be lost forever.
That is one of my favorite scenes in movies, period. I mean, the decision to either go with the status quo or follow her heart makes this scene pretty intense, in my opinion. [This message was edited Sun Feb 2 12:52:20 PST 2003 by UptownDeb] Oh dayum...gonna make me start tearin up and shit like I just got proposed to on bended knee etc...that movie hurts. "Climb in my fur." | |
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UptownDeb said: NuPwrSoul said: Roots when after repeated whipping Kunte Kinte finally says his name is "Toby." Awesome choice!
What about Spike Lee's "Malcolm X" when Denzel says: "We didn't land on Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Rock landed on us!" Oh yeah! Spike knows how to put those images in his movies for sure. He always has a few. Like in "Bamboozled" when Tommy Davidson's character is putting on the blackface make up with rage anger desperation and sorrow eventually breaking down into tears, Spike really captures the conflict and contradictions of minstrelsy and put the audience in the emotional mindstate of those who felt that's what they had to do to get by. GET BY THE EDIT. [This message was edited Sun Feb 2 13:21:40 PST 2003 by NuPwrSoul] "That...magic, the start of something revolutionary-the Minneapolis Sound, we should cherish it and not punish prince for not being able to replicate it."-Dreamshaman32 | |
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