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RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - *Kal-El* - 07-09-2012 14:00
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - *Kal-El* - 07-09-2012 14:01
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - *Kal-El* - 07-09-2012 14:05
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - *Kal-El* - 07-09-2012 14:31
Transformers The Movie:
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - Rammyrascal - 07-09-2012 14:42
ahh transformers the movie
brings back the memories. was the first film i ever saw at the cinema
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - *Kal-El* - 29-01-2013 19:46
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - bigguy01 - 29-01-2013 22:47
the whole of twelve angry men, original with henry fonda, which had only 3 sets, the courtroom for the opening 2 minutes then for rest of the film the jury room plus 5mins in the lav with 1 min on the steps of the court house after the trail.
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - bytor - 01-02-2013 07:14
Due to my technical limitations in knowing how to copy a video link...... a written description.
The scene from Apocalyse Now where Robert Duvall's 7th Cavalry flys in to the Viet Cong village in Hueys, to the sound of Wagner blaring from the speakers. Brilliantly bonkers movie that more than any other showed the hopeless cause the Americans were fighting for. Not a film I can watch often, but when I do it never fails to impress.
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - Merc with the Mouth - 02-02-2013 08:54
From that same film. When Willard and Lance go into the last military compound on the river. The lighting and sounds are amazing.
"Soldier... who is in command here?"
Also the scene in the bar in Inglorious Basterds. No one does playful tension building like Tarantino.
RE: Favourite Movie Scenes - Regenerated - 05-02-2013 23:43
Wonka goes nuts!
Off track a little but when I first saw this as a kid, I thought how scary it was. Now, I find it hilarious - the looks on both Grandpa Joe's and Charlie's face are priceless. An iconic performance from Gene Wilder.