Great Film Scenes

[MrPrezident]

Jiminy Cricket = When You Wish Upon a Star

You can still click on the link and go back to when you were four years old again for a few minutes.

 

[Vinson]

 

[jeff2]

Man behind the curtain.

 

[MrPrezident]

Babe Ruth Calls His Shot

 

[MrPrezident]

Jimmy Stewart as Charles Lindbergh
Icing Up

Landing in Paris

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[MrPrezident]

Bridge on River Kwai Blown Up

 

[MrPrezident]

Train Scene From Lone Ranger

 

[Meaning]

A Few Good Men - Courtroom scene.

 

[whynot888]

"Have you ever fucked on cocaine nick"?

 

[MrPrezident]

La Grande Illusion (1937) by Jean Renoir, Clip: Boëldieu is shot by Rauffenstein
French aristocrat de Boeldieu creates diversion so that others can escape. He is shot by German aristocrat von Rauffenstein. World War I changed the social order in many ways.

 

[The Oracle]

Clive Owen is one of my favourite actors...I thought he would of made a great James Bond at one time.

 

[The Oracle]

 

[K Douglas]

A Few Good Men - Courtroom scene.

See post #98. One of the best scenes in film history. Both Nicholson and Cruise are in a zone.

 

[Insidious Von]

William Wyler's best film The Best Years of our Lives.

It's such a great film it would be an injustice to pick one scene. Harold Russell lost his hands during WWII, those are not prosthetics he's wearing. It came out in 1946 and it's still in the 8/10 territory. William Wyler also served during WWII.

 

[Insidious Von]

Barton MacLane was a stuntman and actor, he got his ass kicked in both The Best Years of our Lives and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

 

[MrPrezident]

Rescued By Cheng And The People Of Shangri-La | Lost Horizon

Shalom "Sam" Jaffe as a young man playing the 200 year old High Lama Father Perrault

 

[MrPrezident]

Original Titanic Movie Iceberg Scene

 

[shack]

Harold Russell lost his hands during WWII, those are not prosthetics he's wearing. It came out in 1946 and it's still in the 8/10 territory. William Wyler also served during WWII.

And he didn't make another movie until 1980, Inside Moves. It's a hidden gem. With John Savage and David Morse.

 

[MrPrezident]

Charlie Chaplin - City Lights ending

Charlie had "borrowed" money from a friend and went to prison to pay for an operation to bring eyesight to a blind girl he loved from afar.
He returns after his release years later and sees her in a store window. This is the moment she realizes he was the anonymous donor.

 

[Beagle_]