What Are Your Favourite Movie Moments?

Wow so many to mention literally hundreds, I'll do some of my fave CBM ones to keep it short:

Batman Begins: The Tumbler reveal and chase scene.
The Dark Knight: Interrogation scene. Pure brilliance from beginning to end
The Dark Knight: The Joker "pencil trick" scene. Stunning and disturbing.
TDKR: Batman V Bane the first fight.
V for Vendetta: The reprogramming of Evey by V, brilliantly done.
Blade: Nightclub intro scene, one of the best starts to a CBM ever.
The Wolverine: Yukio v Shingen v Logan fight scene
X2: Opening nightcrawler attack on the whitehouse.
Spiderman 2: Train fight with Spidey and Ock.
Kick Ass: Pretty much any Hit-Girl scene.

This only scratches the surface, damn.
 
Full Metal Jacket: the "Me so horny" scene. Also, any scene where the drill sergeant is insulting "Private Pyle"
 
"I AM.....in a WORLD OF ****" from Full Metal Jacket.
 
Full Metal Jacket is awesome. My favorite scene was when the camera is panning behind the men on the line, and then the whole "Hey, Joker can be John Wayne and I'll be a horse". Whole thing had me LMAO.

Other favorite scenes.
The Man From Snowy River, when the young man jumps he and his horse over a cliff, and live.

LOTR ROTK Charge of Rohan.

Independence Day-when the ships arrive.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Raphael is walking out of Critters the movie, and then cries "where do they come up with this stuff?" Then the scene where April's second story collapses and Mikey goes " wipe out dude!"

Bad Boys-"Did you hear what I said, I heard what I said because I was standing there
when I said it".

Harry Potter 1-when he goes to Daigon Alley for the first time.

Kick Ass-Hit Girl rescue scene.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind-when the spaceships show up. This scene is awesome when watching it on a surround sound system with full bass up.

Nothing to Lose-The Spider on your head scene.

Jaws-That's one bad hat Harry! Then of course, the scene where Brody is looking at the camera and it starts to focus on him, but the background drops as he realizes an attack is happening in front of him.

Transformers-when the transformers arrive, and then the backyard scene.

TMNT-Raph getting beaten by the little alien.

Spider-Man 2-when the train passengers prevent him from falling and then hoist him above their heads, some claiming "He's just a boy"
 
The coin-toss scene from No Country For Old Men
The Candyland shootout from Django Unchained
Joe gives the guys their names from Reservoir Dogs
"Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" from Pulp Fiction
The cornfields beatdown from Casino.
 
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Opening of the Ark of the Covenant (Raiders of the Lost Ark)
 
Truman Show when Truman tries to leave the town with Meryl.
When Taylor is in Ape court in Planet of The Apes
Wadsworth explaining how everyone did it in Clue
Harry first seeing Diagon Ally in The Philosophers stone
"We're Gonna Need a Bigger boat" in Jaws
Logan and Jessica see the outside for the first time in Logan's run
The Ballroom dance and beautiful singing of Angela Lansbury in Beauty and the Beast
"Oh, Man. I shot Marvin in the Face" in Pulp Fiction.
O-Ren vs the Bride on the roof of the house of blue leaves in Kill Bill vol. 1
Closing credits montage of Kill Bill vol.2
Indy returning the kids to the village in Temple of Doom.
Forest crying over Jenny's grave when speaking of little forest.
Robocop stabbing Clarence in the neck in Robocop
Ed-209 killing Kenny
Clarence Boddiker telling *****es where to go
"Can You Dig It" speech in The Warriors
The Muddogs winning the Burbon Bowl in Waterboy
Baby & Johnny lip-syncing and Dancing to Mickey & Silvia Dirty Dancing.


CBM moments:

Opening Montage of Watchmen
The birth of Dr Manhattans montage in Watchmen
Dr Manhattan killing Rorschach and Nite Owls reaction in Watchmen

Nightcrawlers Mansion assault in X2
Wolverine defending the mansion in X2
Magneto pulling the pin on the grenades of Strykers men in X2
It's raining men scene in X-Men First Class
Shaw killing Mrs Lensherr while young Erik tries to move the coin in X-Men First Class
The amazing tracking shot following the Coin going through Shaws head while Xavier feels the pain in X-Men First Class
Wolverine vs Shingen in The Wolverine

Spidey Cocooning The Lizard in Amazing Spider-Man
Spiderman swinging across NYC on the cranes in ASM
Spider-Man vs Doc Ock in the Bank and on the train in Spider-Man 2

Superman catching Lois and the chopper in Superman
"I'm Batman" in Batman Begins
The Iron Man MKII suiting up scene
Hartigan killing the yellow Bastard in Sin City
"I can't smile without you" duet in Hellboy II
Thors arm shooting up to catch Mjonir restoring his power in Thor.

As you can tell my favourite CBM moments are ones that have a lot of emotion or heart.

+Ratatouille - Remy Cooks Ratatouille for Anton Ego: One of the most beautiful moments in any animated or live-action movie ever made, [BLACKOUT]the reaction on Ego's face when he tries the dish[/BLACKOUT] is the truest reaction I've ever seen any character give in any animated film to date and [BLACKOUT]his speech afterwards about being a critic, along with when he meets Remy to thank him, is nothing short of phenomenal.[/BLACKOUT] One of the most joyous films I'll ever get to watch. I'll never forget the impact it left on me.

Big props for this one. I teared up when his face changed from miserable critic to delighted child once more

+X-Men: First Class - Training at Xavier's Mansion and the [BLACKOUT]Submarine[/BLACKOUT] Lift: Arguably the best part of the film, this entire 15 or so minute training sequence is the key scene for why I absolutely loved this film and why I think that it is Marvel's best film yet. [BLACKOUT]Starting with Charles pointing a gun at Erik's head, there's immediate foreshadowing to their back-and-forth relationship, like Martin Luther King and Malcolm X in real-world history, these are people who can point guns at each other all they want, yet they could never bring themselves to pull the trigger because of their personal history and friendship. When Xavier accesses the brightest corner of Erik's memory bank, it's heart-breaking to see what it is because it's been so long since Erik's seen true happiness (as it was way back when he was a child) and it shows that all he sees in the humans is his own reflection of hate and rage for what they did to him and his family. The pay-off to this revelation is when Xavier teaches Erik to focus his mind to create a balance between rage and serenity, and, in turn, he turns a satellite around and lifts Shaw's submarine right out of the water (with Banshee's help, in an amazing dive and search sequence as well).[/BLACKOUT] These are the kind of shining moments that comic-book movies are meant to live by, I just wish that Michael Fassbender won an Oscar for this role because he was absolutely incredible in this film (still my favourite performance of his, despite having many other great performances across the board as well).

Excellent pick, that movie is full of amazing scenes, I've listed a few of my faves too :up:
 
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End credits montage of Kill Bill Vol. 2 is also a huge favorite of mine.
 
+Unbreakable - The Orange Man - Starting with the train station, [BLACKOUT]and ending with David finally defeating the brutish orange man,[/BLACKOUT] this is one of the most remarkable scenes of heroism in a film that I'll ever seen. Bruce Willis is amazing as David Dunne, I agree with Tarantino too (this is Willis' best performance), and this orange man scene pushes just how compelling Willis can be when he's not even talking, an amazing talent and I'd like to see him play more quiet roles like this in the future. The scene inside the house, and with the pool, is both terrifying and beautiful all-in-one.

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Salma Hayaks dance in From Dusk til Dawn



And from Dogma



This scene from Good Will Hunting



The dialogue and exchange is just pure gold

Big Daddy's Warehouse assault in Kick Ass.

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Matt Vaughn has got a knack for excellent jump shots
 
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Good Will Hunting 2 from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
 
When Mary Jane gets kidnapped by Doc Ock and Peter drops his glasses and the music swells. Gives me goosebumps every time.

And Aunt Mays speech about heroes that convinces Peter that while being a hero is hard it's something special, something wonderful that instills hope and joy for people.
 
Han saving Luke from Vader in the trench run. Gets a smile out of me every single time.
 
When Mary Jane gets kidnapped by Doc Ock and Peter drops his glasses and the music swells. Gives me goosebumps every time.

And Aunt Mays speech about heroes that convinces Peter that while being a hero is hard it's something special, something wonderful that instills hope and joy for people.

I loved Aunt May's speech in that scene. Rosemary Harris is such a better actress than Sally Field IMO. I've never seen Field give a performance that I've enjoyed (she was in a movie with Alfred Molina, which I thought was absolutely terrible, called Not Without My Daughter). Anyhow, moments like what you mentioned inspired me to make this video a few years ago:

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Though Spider-Man 2 is my least favourite of the original trilogy, it has so many great moments throughout that it's hard not to enjoy the film. The only thing that holds it back for me is the writing for Mary Jane in the film, for some reason I suddenly found myself hating her (after I found her to be much more interesting in the first instalment).
 
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Plenty of favorite moments for me in this one. Especially the part when the T-1000 sees the mannequin.
 
Ending to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. So sad
 
+Who Am I? - Final Rooftop Fight and Building Slide: I love this movie. This is quite possibly my favourite Jackie Chan film. A brilliant mix of action and comedy, but with just enough seriousness to give the fight scenes real weight and tension. This final fight is a true classic, all of the shots that show Jackie on the edge of the roof are scary and give you a further sense of just how talented Jackie is with pulling off these death-defying stunts. To cap off this incredible fight, Jackie does an insane slide down a building without the use of wires or a harness and just barely lands it (as he almost falls off the building, before he thankfully saves himself the fall). This film is amazing, and Jackie Chan is the most amazing and courageous action hero of all-time.

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Rumble in the Bronx. When keung whips their butts in their own lair
 
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Another great movie moment, the final frame of "Death Wish."

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