wtf moments that you liked in movies

[matrix_ghost]

I know there are some "WTF moments " but i don't think there's one with this particualr subject t: . If there is ,mods feel free to lock this thread.

ANyway post the "WTF" moments of movies which you really didn''t see coming but loved.

I'll start off :
Pulp Fiction
1 The scnere where Chris Walken starts talking about shoving a watch up his ass.
2 The rape scene of Ving Rhames.
3 Marvin is shot.

 

[xwolverine2]

GRINDHOUSE... the whole movie

 

[CFE]

GRINDHOUSE... the whole movie

I'll go one better...

W.........T...........F?????

But it's so offbeat that it's awesome!

CFE

 

[matrix_ghost]

GRINDHOUSE... the whole movie

Really
I haven't seen the movie ( it opens next month in the netherlands) but not specific scenes

 

[xwolverine2]

i loved it.... too bad they're selling the dvds seperatly..

i gotta waste more $

or wait til they they them together like the theatrical version

 

[Space Moose]

Really
I haven't seen the movie ( it opens next month in the netherlands) but not specific scenes

There is this crazy part were a zombie takes out part of his eye and puts it in a doctors eye which infects him, instead of biting him. Oh, and this kid shoots himself in the head. Accidently of course...

 

[Carmine Falcone]

In Performance when a scene suddenly turns into a Mick Jagger music video. He's in a room full of gangsters, doing a very bad dub of Memo From Turner, then he makes the gangsters strip to their bare asses, and they hand him a bithday cake. The scene ends with Jagger smashing a mirror with a gun.




Ofcourse, It is the best scene in the film.

 

[Ender Durden]

adaptation.

pretty much the entire movie from when

Spoiler

his twin brother dies in the car crash onward til the end. u dont expect it to happen at all and then the entire movie turns into the cliche that it was trying to avoid, BUT ON PURPOSE!!

basically charlie kaufman is a screenwriting genius

 

[Carmine Falcone]

I rented that movie. I'll watch it tomorrow.

 

[Space Moose]

adaptation.

pretty much the entire movie from when

Spoiler

his twin brother dies in the car crash onward til the end. u dont expect it to happen at all and then the entire movie turns into the cliche that it was trying to avoid, BUT ON PURPOSE!!

basically charlie kaufman is a screenwriting genius

What about the direction from Spike Jonze?

 

[matrix_ghost]

There is this crazy part were a zombie takes out part of his eye and puts it in a doctors eye which infects him, instead of biting him. Oh, and this kid shoots himself in the head. Accidently of course...

LOL.
I understand if someone likes a movie but c'mon it's not really that difficult to write a specific WTF scene as opposed to the entire movie is a WTF movie.
But in a good way


Anyway , the Evil Dead scene in Spider-man 2.
The fact that it was so similar and especially the chainsaw scene just struck me as a genuine WTF moment that i loved

 

[Space Moose]

LOL.
I understand if someone likes a movie but c'mon it's not really that difficult to write a specific WTF scene as opposed to the entire movie is a WTF movie.
But in a good way


Anyway , the Evil Dead scene in Spider-man 2.
The fact that it was so similar and especially the chainsaw scene just struck me as a genuine WTF moment that i loved

The whole movie is kinda' of a big WTF momment since it seems a bit random.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Spider-Man 2 where Spidey shoots a web out of his wrist and starts swinging on it. I was like, "Dude what the f***?"

 

[Kritish]

The Departed: Everyone dies at the end, shocking, it was so awesome.

 

[matrix_ghost]

Daniel Craig dying at the end of Layer Cake.
Literally out of the blue and from someone who i really didnt expect had that big of a role.

 

[Speedball]

The Departed: Everyone dies at the end, shocking, it was so awesome.

I definantly went WTF when Leo is shot out of the blue, then Anderson and the guy from 24.

 

[SPIDER-MAN-ROX]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KowM2NSNIcY

 

[Bat Attack]

Edit!

 

[enterthemadness]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KowM2NSNIcY

 

[Kakihara]

LOL.
I understand if someone likes a movie but c'mon it's not really that difficult to write a specific WTF scene as opposed to the entire movie is a WTF movie.
But in a good way


Anyway , the Evil Dead scene in Spider-man 2.
The fact that it was so similar and especially the chainsaw scene just struck me as a genuine WTF moment that i loved

That specific scene from Spiderman 2 was BY FAR the greatest scene out of any of those movies-ever. It was the only real scene that reminded me that Raimi was directing it, out of the whole trilogy. I could take or leave every bit of the rest of em.

 

[Jager X]

Daniel Craig dying at the end of Layer Cake.
Literally out of the blue and from someone who i really didnt expect had that big of a role.

XXXX didn't die at the end of Layer Cake, but it was a great wtf moment.

 

[xwolverine2]

XXXX didn't die at the end of Layer Cake, but it was a great wtf moment.

yes he did

 

[Jager X]

no he didn't. that was the point of showing him with his eyes wide open until the screen went white. he couldn't believe he got shot after dodging it throughout the whole movie. i'm glad he didn't get shot like he did in the book, it's already hard enough for people to accept that he didn't die without him being shot in the head.

 

[Gilpesh]

yes he did

They might be making a sequel. SO right now he's an exercise in quatum mechanics... until we open the box, he's half alive and half dead.

 

[Warhammer]

The Departed: Everyone dies at the end, shocking, it was so awesome.

I definantly went WTF when Leo is shot out of the blue, then Anderson and the guy from 24.