Fave film scene?

[Dris]

Just seen a montage of Steve McQueen on Daybreak -man he was one handsome dude !!!

The bike scene from Great Escape was spinetingling.

Whats your fave film scene?

[bobjugs12]

"Know what this reminds me of? Rourke's Drift. 100 men of Harlech, making a desperate stand against 10,000 Zulu warriors. Outnumbered, surrounded, staring death in the face and not flinching for a moment. Balls of British steel."

Infact anything from Dog Soldiers. What a mint film :D

[Davethedog]

The hermit in the hole scene in Life of Brian

[Dagman]

The very start of "The Early Bird" with Norman Wisdom when they are all getting out of bed, pure genius. When the characters get caught on the bannister it cracks me up. Although I must admit I have loads of fave scenes without an outright winner, but due to Norman's sad departure I thought it apt. You can see the clip on youtube :)

[T&S]

In Shawshank when Andy locks the Head Warder's office and plays Mozart over the tannoy system "And for a brief moment, every one of them was free"

And to avoid a spoiler, the very end of The Usual Suspects....

[Dagman]

Here's the linkI should have added :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfzX6W11WT8

[bobjugs12]

TS, did you know NoMercy is actually Kaiser Soze!! Fact!!

[T&S]

I thought I was....

[tiggerblue10]

The Others when you find out who the real ghosts are.

[T&S]

I also like the 'twist' in the Sixth Sense. I had no idea that was coming the first time I watched it.

[bobjugs12]

"Warriors. Come out too play-ay"

[paddywak]

Like dris I think I'm going to have to spend some time watching some golden oldies again. Every time I check this post another great films' been mentioned

[Dagman]

You're gonna need a bigger boat!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gciFoEbOA8

[Ellipsis]

Aha, back to this thread ...

I was reminded of this one earlier this week - the scene in "Crash" where the little girl runs between her locksmith Dad and his assailant ...