Good scenes in movies you over-all dislike

[Why Are You Crouching Spock?]

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I like Ghost In Shell 2's opening, it is very good. The movie itself as a whole, I don't like. No idea whats it about or whats going on. Too long as well.

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[hippie_hunter]

The Alfred scenes in Batman & Robin were pretty damn good. And Order 66 in Revenge of the Sith as well.

[El Payaso]

Yes. The "I love you old man" scene was gold.

[Nemi]

The chase scene in New Moon.

[Thebumwhowalks]

- When Christain Bale saves that wee dog in Equilibrium.

- Nicholas Cage going crazy in the jail cell in Ghost Rider.

- The sky dive and car chase over the man arm bridge in Batman and Robin. (The Alfred and Bruce scenes in B&R didn't do much for me, but at least they had real acting in there)

- the plane rescue in Superman Returns, and when Superman gets his ass kicked at the end by the thugs.

- Oa training in Green Lantern

- When Clark re-reveals his secret ID to Lois in Superman IV, who admits she remembers, and when Lois visits Clark when he is sick and gives him that pep talk.

- The exam cheat scene in Spies like us.

- Grace Jones fighting off the villagers in Conan the Destroyer.

- Nic Cage makes his escape through the casino in Next.

- The underwater scene in Alien Resurection

- Jennifer Biel fights the vamps in the train station in Blade Trinity.

- The pre-credits sequence of Red Dragon.

- The two truckers hassle supergirl in supergirl.

- The Medusa scene in the original Clash of the Titans.

- The cyclops fighting the sabretooth tiger in Sinbad and the eye of the tiger(at least i think it was that one).

- Wolverine being chased by the helicopter in XMO:W

- The opening sequence to the 1st live action Scooby Doo.

[TLH]

Birth of Sandman scene in Spider-Man 3

[Max J Power]

-X-Men 3 Danger Room scene.
-The beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine with all the Weapon X members was cool. I would have liked a whole movie of that more than what we got.
-The Bruce Campbell scene in Spider-Man 3.
-I could watch pretty much any action segment of 300 for 15 or 20 minutes and be entertained but the movie overall wasn't good.
-Some of the battle scenes from Troy were good but it was boring overall.
-The live action Scooby-Doo made a joke about Scooby and Shaggy being stoners. I got a good laugh out of that.

[James]

I loved the forest scene in Transformers 2, when Optimus Prime takes on a bunch of Decepticons solo.

[bullets]

I liked the beginning of Saw 7 when it's revealed Dr Gordon is still alive.

[gwynplaine]

Birth of Sandman scene in Spider-Man 3
Yes.

I loved the forest scene in Transformers 2, when Optimus Prime takes on a bunch of Decepticons solo.
And yes.

[Sawyer]

Pretty much any scene with Malcolm McDowell's Loomis in RZ's Halloween. Ironically, the reason I like his portrayal of Loomis is pretty much the same reason I hate everything else about the movie. I hate the white trash hillbilly background they gave Michael, but I like that it actually made Loomis try to reason with him, instead of jumping right into "Okay, we need to kill this mother****er."

The scene where he had to shoot Michael while yelling for him to stop was my favorite in the whole movie.

[Why Are You Crouching Spock?]

Theres a scene with a cool delivered line in Harry Brown (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1289406/) when Michael Caine character talking to the police officer when she knows he's been going abit Deathwish on the local yobs (he was a former soldier).

Frampton (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0607865/): It's not Northern Ireland Harry.
Harry Brown (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000323/): No it's not. Those people were fighting for something; for a cause. To them out there, this is just entertainment.


This is an awsome part of the movie and basically, true.
The first half of the movie is pretty grounded (and good) the second half turns into a action Hollywood movie with lame plot twists and pantomime baddies.

[gwynplaine]

All the scenes with Gary Oldman in "Leon" aka "The Professional."
Sorry, not a big Luc Besson fan:o

[Wesley Dodds]

The plane scene in Superman returns. One of the best action scenes in any comic book movie.

Young Warren Worthington filing down his wings in X-3. (One of the only scenes that felt true to Singer's vision for the series)

The opening credits of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, going down through the wars was great and felt very Marvel. Game over for the rest of the movie, though. :(

[WolfCypher]

I hated Hall Pass, but the scene in the Chinese Massage parlor was very funny. It was the only funny in a movie deprived of funny, integrity, and soul.

[Godzilla2014]

Zilla's first rampage in New York City in Godzilla 1998. While the film as a whole owes more to The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, Jurassic Park, and Aliens than the original Godzilla, stripping the story of its haunting nuclear weapons subtext, this scene is pretty effective in conveying the monster's size and getting the audience to believe that the giant monster was really there. The shots of objects bouncing with Zilla's footfalls are very effective in creating suspense as you can feel the monster approaching without even seeing it.

[Jordacar]

In I Am Number Four, when John squares off with the monster in the hallway. I love it when he TK-slams all the lockers into it mid-gallop. Gets me every time.

[sideburnking]

1. Any of the scenes with Dr. Loveless in 'Wild Wild West' (Good villain, bad movie).
2. The scene in 'Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child' when Mark, after having been pulled into one of his comic books in his dream, turns into the Phantom Prowler (A superhero of his own creation who looks sort of like a cross between the Punisher and Robocop), and pours about a dozen bullets into Freddy right before his own death.
3. V's "v"- heavy opening monologue and the Benny Hill- esque scene, "V for Vendetta."
4. 'Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood,' when Rafe and Reverend Current waste all the vampires in the brothel with "Ballroom Blitz" playing in the background.

[nite-owl]

The end tunnel scene in Kill List.

[The Morningstar]

The argument Bruce and Dick have in Batman Forever in the Bat Cave about Dick wanting to kill Dent.

The freeway chase in TF3. And when Optimus takes out about 10 Decepticons including Shockwave near the end.

And I second the beginning to Wolverine Origins with the Weapon X team. If the whole movie was basically about Wolverine's time with Weapon X and all the "wetworks" missions they did, which Wolverine started to regret and feel guilty about, the movie would have been sooooo much better.

[kedrell]

In movies I hate:

Joker's(2nd) introduction with the pencil trick in TDK. Well done.

Bruce remembering Betty's dream of childhood in AngHulk. Music sold it there.

In movies I dislike:

The Peter/Harry fight(1st one) in Spider-Man 3. Best action scene in the entire franchise, IMO.

Magneto lifting the Golden Gate Bridge in X3. Awesomely rendered by SFX.

That's all I can think of right now.

[Art_of_Crime]

The first 10 minutes of Star Wars Episode 1, and the light saber fight.

When Maggie Smith laughs in Gosford Park.

The operating table scene in Spider-man 2 with Doc Ock. Its the only scene I liked, and that is only because it reminded me of Evil Dead 2.

[gwynplaine]

The Zero gravity hallway scene in "Inception."

[moviedoors]

The last scene in 30 Days of Night.

[kedrell]

The Superman vs. Clark fight in Superman 3.

[gwynplaine]

Every scenes involving Robin Williams in the remake of "Insomnia."

[Superhero 101]

The Action Scenes in All the Transformer Movies

[humbdrumb]

The Autobots arrival to earth in Transformers.

[Art_of_Crime]

Not a good scene, but when I was a kid it made me laugh for hours.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk-Tc7oltjE (http://forums.superherohype.com/www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk-Tc7oltjE)

[Swordmaster]

Hal saying the Oath against Parallax in Green Lantern.

[gwynplaine]

Most scenes on Oa in GL.
Most Kato's scenes in GH.

[DawnWarrior]

I didn't care for the 'Poseiden' remake, but the scene where everyone's crammed into the vent shaft as it's slowly flooding is just the right kind of nail-biting, claustrophobic suspense.

[Why Are You Crouching Spock?]

I don't think scary movie is funny. But the scene with the black fellow (who is obviously gay) wants his girl-freind to dress like a football player and starts trying to have sex with her like a man accidently calling out the other (male) characters name made me lol.

[DarkSovereignty]

I always liked the scene in scary movie where ghost face called damon wayans (at least I think it's damon) on the phone to do his "are you alone?' shtick, and they wind up just going 'Wasssuuuuuup!" at each other lmao.

[Thebumwhowalks]

The scenes with Dustin Hoffman's 'Mumbles' in Dick Tracey, primarily the scene where he is being interrogated.

[El Payaso]

The scenes with Dustin Hoffman's 'Mumbles' in Dick Tracey, primarily the scene where he is being interrogated.

Haha, yes. Hoffman shows that there are no small roles just small actors, and he ain't one.

[Thebumwhowalks]

haha, I guess everyone who is not famous must be expecting him to have some reactions to a lot of superstitious stuff, they think he must be sitting there thinking he is on top of the world, and they are all getting ready to knock him down a peg or two.
Well, how about...Dustin Hoffman doesn't buy into any of that superstitious bs claptrap that floats around the world of showbiz anymore, he is just sitting at home trying to get better and perfect his art, and has no interest in the games of wannabes, or their minions.

hee hee

[jacobed]

The train fight in Spider-man 2

[CJ]

I liked Batman's line to Freeze in Batman & Robin.

"There's a good man still inside you. But he's buried.. beneath the snow."

I know the line is incredibly corny, but I still like it.

[Why Are You Crouching Spock?]

I agree. Say what you like but Schumachers more emotive and herioc moments in the Batman movies tend to be pretty good. I love the part of batman forever when Batman emerges from the fire, busts through the riddler sign in the sky and finally defeats the riddlers (with an awsome speech).

[The Morningstar]

Shumacher is actually a pretty good director. He's got some great films under his belt. St Elmo's Fire, Lost Boys, Falling Down, The Client, Tigerland, Phone Booth and Veronica Guerin. I just don't understand what happened with the Batman movies. Forever had some great moments but not enough. B&R was hilariously bad. Makes me think WB had more to do with them being disappointments, especially B&R.

[Jordacar]

Shumacher is actually a pretty good director. He's got some great films under his belt. St Elmo's Fire, Lost Boys, Falling Down, The Client, Tigerland, Phone Booth and Veronica Guerin. I just don't understand what happened with the Batman movies. Forever had some great moments but not enough. B&R was hilariously bad. Makes me think WB had more to do with them being disappointments, especially B&R.That's how I've come to understand it. After the success of Forever, WB wanted another Bat-movie fast, and rather than give Joel more creative freedom, like they did with Tim on Returns, they gave him more mandates. Basically they'd sunk to demanding a big-budget toy commercial, and Joel had the thankless job of delivering. I guess at the time Joel was just crazy enough to think he could pull it off.

[Rowsdower!]

Once Upon a Time in Mexico is kind of a bad movie, but the scenes with Agent Sands are great, particularly the bullfight scene. I bought the movie for that scene alone.

[Wesley Dodds]

Once Upon a Time in Mexico is kind of a bad movie, but the scenes with Agent Sands are great, particularly the bullfight scene. I bought the movie for that scene alone.

Sands completely steals that movie from The Mariachi! OUATIM was supposed to be the character's big swansong and all anybody wanted to see was more Depp! Sorta makes you feel bad for Banderas...
But, yeah! Awesome character! Would've much preferred a Sands move to a Machete one.

[Matt Mortem]

The Bane scenes in TDKR were good. The rest of the movie was ****.

[Spider-Aziz]

The traps in SAW movies, just for the traps, not for the dodos in them

[747]

The last swing in TASM. It's glorious. The movie not so much.

[gwynplaine]

The Drones and the tech in general in Oblivion.

[Donnie Darko]

The gasoline fight in Zoolander.

[bullets]

The bridge scene in Chain Reaction.

[Spider-Aziz]

^I liked that movie

[Jordacar]

I always rather enjoyed the Weapon XI fight at the end of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. There's great escalation and a surprising amount of tension for a battle involving three invincible combatants.