Best Movie Monologues

[vibeke_T]

I'm not sure exactly what the best would be, but I think Tears in the Rain from Blade Runner is up in there somewhere

 

[mister Lennon]

Rutger Hauer in Blade Runner

James Stewart in Mr Smith goes to Washington.

George C. Scott in Patton

Charles Chaplin in the great dictator.

 

[PLAS]

The **** You monologue in the 25th Hour

 

[mister Lennon]

Also:

Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction

 

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Also:

Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction

brillant!

 

[Max J Power]

Also:

Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction

Christopher Walken also had a great monologue in that movie.

 

[mister Lennon]

Yeah, pretty good too.

Some more:

Vivien Leigh in gone with the wind

Robert DeNiro in ranging bull

 

[The Chairman]

Dennis Hopper in True Romance.

(Gandolfini also has a really good one).

Also, Nicholson's at the beginning of The Departed is great as well.

 

[Carmine Falcone]

Dennis Hopper in True Romance.

(Gandolfini also has a really good one).

Also, Nicholson's at the beginning of The Departed is great as well.

Walkens' golden watch story in Pulp Fiction

Bob Hoskins disses american mobsters and the country they came from in The Long Good Friday.

 

[HR-PUFF&STUFF]

Brando as Jor-El at the start of superman.
Jason Lee in mallrats.

 

[Bat Attack]

Lance the drug dealer and his wife arguing in Pulp Fiction. "Listen, while you looking for that ****ing book that girl is going to die on our carpet!!!!!" Then they just go off yelling words I can't make out.

 

[DV8]

Pacino at the end of Devil's Advocate rocked pretty hard

 

[mister Lennon]

Jack Nicholson in the witches of Eastwick(church scene)

Glenn Close in dangerous liasons.

 

[TKing]

The Xavier monologues at the start of X-Men and X2.

 

[The Chairman]

Pacino at the end of Devil's Advocate rocked pretty hard

Jack Nicholson in the witches of Eastwick(church scene)

Arguably the two best portrayals of Satan on the big screen. Both of those scenes are incredibly well written. To the point where they're disturbing to watch.

 

[murdock_matt]

Robin Williams in "Good Will Hunting" - talking to Matt Damon by the lake.

Matt Damon in "Good Will Hunting" on why he didn't want the job with the NSA.

Tom Hanks to Robin Wright at the end of "Forrest Gump"

Dennis Hopper to Christopher Walken in "True Romance"

Most of Eric Bogosian's performance in "Talk Radio"

Steve Martin's talk to Jesus/Lucas Haas in "Leap of Faith"

 

[Cinemaman]

Brad Pitt in the Fight Club

Sam Jackson in Pulp Fiction

Marlon Brando in Superman

 

[Tempest19]

I think this would be considered one....

Jack Nicholson- The Departed

 

[huskerwebhead]

Peter Parker - end of Spider-Man

Bruce Willis - Last Man Standing

 

[BeserkerHilf]

patrick bateman on heuy lewis

 

[Mister J]

V's introduction to Evey in V For Vendetta

 

[Dr. MIX]

Ra's Al Ghul to Bruce as the Mansion burns down.

 

[DACrowe]

Anything in the Godfather.

Rhett in Gone with the Wind

Rick explaining while Ilsa must get on that plane in Cassablanca.

"To be or not to be."

Citizen Kane

William Wallace's St. Crispin Day speech

The REA St. Crispin Day speech in Henry V.

And there are many others though.

 

[Cyrusbales]

Humphrey Bogart's speech at the end of Maltese Falcon when he tells mary astor he's gonna turn her in.

"Maybe you loved me, and maybe I loved you...But when your partner is kiled, your supposed to do somethin about it..."

(or something like that...)

 

[JLBats]

Humphrey Bogart's speech at the end of Maltese Falcon when he tells mary astor he's gonna turn her in.

"Maybe you loved me, and maybe I loved you...But when your partner is kiled, your supposed to do somethin about it..."

(or something like that...)

I love that one too, and (creepily enough) I was going to mention it, but then I realised it's not really a monologue.