Greatest Scene Ever

I like the scene at the end of It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World when they're all on the fire engine ladder. That was hilarious.

 

My favorite scene in a movie is from Cast Away.

Tom Hanks had finally got off the island and is rowing his raft at night when a whales eye pops up and looks at him. I dont know why I love it so much, but it was brilliant in randomly wow kinda way.

 

The Mad World scene in Donnie Darko is really good

 

This may just be the excitement from the movie talking, but the greatest scene for me was in Kong 2005 when Kong fell off the ESB.

 

The scene where Optimus Prime mashes through the decepticons in cab/truck form, jumps in the air, transforms and starts blasting the remaining standing decepticons left,right and center with his gun -right before his final showdown with Megatron in 'Transformer:The Movie'.

 

Star Wars Episode II - Yoda and Count Dooku, battling using their force powers and the lightsaber fight that ensued. i was like the whole time

 

God, that was great.

 

There are so many great ones. The final fight in King Kong, the final lightsaber duel in Return of the Jedi, and so many others. But personally, I'll always love the scene in Superman: The Movie, when Superman finds Lois dead, and just screams as he shoots of into the sky. That was brilliant. Although, from what I understand, that scene was supposed o be at the end of Superman two, but the studio altered the two movies slightly.

 

Ending to The Long Good Friday

 

Batman's descent from the top of the stairs in Arkham in Batman Begins. I didn't know if we'd ever get a true Batman movie and when we got it, that scene was just total geekgasm for me.

 

yeah, that and the music they played during that scene rocked!

 

Back then this sort of thing was never seen before.

 

I loved that movie

 

The a$$hole scene in Spaceballs

 

Once Upon a Time in the West

its pretty simple!

THE SHOWDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!

 

What about the "watching Spaceballs on video" segment.

 

Thats good as well & also Dark Helmet playing with his Spaceballs Dolls
& also the "Whats happening now" Scene

Dark Helmet: What the hell am I looking at? When does this happen in the movie?
Colonel Sandurz: Now. You're looking at now, sir. Everything that happens now is happening now.
Dark Helmet: What hapened to then?
Colonel Sandurz: We passed then.
Dark Helmet: When?
Colonel Sandurz: Just now. We're at now now.
Dark Helmet: Go back to then.
Colonel Sandurz: When?
Dark Helmet: Now!
Colonel Sandurz: Now?
Dark Helmet: Now!
Colonel Sandurz: I can't.
Dark Helmet: Why?
Colonel Sandurz: We missed it.
Dark Helmet: When?
Colonel Sandurz: Just now.
Dark Helmet: When will then be now?
Colonel Sandurz: Soon.
Dark Helmet: How soon?
Private: Sir.
Dark Helmet: What?
Private: We've identified there location.
Dark Helmet: Where?
Private: It's the moon of Vega.
Colonel Sandurz: Good work. Set a course and prepare for our arrival.
Dark Helmet: When?
Private: 1900 hours.
Colonel Sandurz: By high noon tomorrow they will be our prisoners.
Dark Helmet: WHO!?

 

The scene from Return Of The Jedi where Vader makes a threat to turn Liea to the Dark side and Luke goes crazy on him all the way nup to when he declares he is a Jedi like his father is my favorite scene in any film. Great shots, deep meaning, great music and action. Can't be touched.

 

One of the greatest scenes of all time is in Forrest Gump when he sees his son for the first time,and then he asks if the boy's smart. Just a beautiful scene.

And the ending scene to SM1 and the train fight in SM2 were great too

 

The transformation scene in An American Werewolf In London.
I was just speachless watching that for the first time

 

Spidey's final swing through the city at the end of Spider-Man 1 & 2.
Hulk's first transformation & destroying the lab.

 

Action: The Freeway scene in "Matrix Reloaded"

Comedy: Its a tie between Daffy Duck and Donald Duck having a piano duel in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and Batman(Adam West) trying to get rid of that bomb in "Batman the Movie"

Drama: The first time I saw Simba's dad get stampeded on in "The Lion King" was freakin' sad

Of course, those are just my opinion and, since I have not seen that many old movies in my life time, most of my choice are relatively recent.