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• • StevePotter

    Jun 29th 2012, 6:11

    This is getting a bit silly.

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  • SystemLogic

    Jun 29th 2012, 9:00

    How so? Have you seen the state of the country at the moment? Flash floods across most of the nation, why can't we have a feature that ties in with current events?

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  • Heisenberg

    Jun 29th 2012, 10:17

    @System, using that logic, IF a wo/man is found guilty of raping/torturing children in the news, it would be perfectly acceptable to have a top 50 peadophile moments?

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  • Bandit1

    Jun 29th 2012, 10:33

    Interesting list...very glad to see "Shawshank" at the top! Two I missed..."Cable Guy" (underrated movie!), where Carrey is rejected by Broderick and sent back into the rainy night. And then of course the end of "Lethal Weapon", when Joshua (Busey) and Riggs are fighting in the rain.

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  • SystemLogic

    Jun 29th 2012, 11:24

    @Heisenberg, no because that is just ludicrous. I wouldn't expect Totalfilm to stoop to anything like that. Greatest Football moments in film for example to tie into the Euros that was done recently, can you see were I am going with this? What else do you expect them to do when it's a slow news day? Post practically nothing on the site?

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  • lukeworm100

    Jun 29th 2012, 11:40

    Great list, very interesting to read. I always prefer a Top 50 list because it offers diversity and a range of what appears on the list. Truly amazing how they can find and gather up so many specific movie moments so quickly.

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  • SiMan

    Jun 29th 2012, 12:16

    Okay, i agree the top fifty lists give us something to read/enjoy/moan about/offer opinions on during our lunch breaks, but 50 every single day is becoming a bit grating now. Couldn't we have some other type of feature maybe once a week. I do like reading the 'Look back on' articles that are occasionally on here, where a classic movie gets a little retrospective feature. Can we have more of those please.

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  • SiMan

    Jun 29th 2012, 12:22

    Oh, and with regards to this list, Shawshank is a worthy winner, undoubtedly, but i do like the Road to Perdition one too. One of the most beautifully orchestrated sequences of recent(ish) movies

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  • pjamieson

    Jun 29th 2012, 13:11

    This list is incomplete due to the lack of The Crow.

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  • Hadouken76

    Jun 29th 2012, 13:38

    I love that bit in Raising Arizona where John Goodman pulls his assosiate out of the hole. Classic.

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  • nkutzler

    Jun 29th 2012, 14:12

    More: Helm's Deep- The Two Towers King Kong/ the Incredible Hulk (Practically the same scene within the cave) Agreed with Lethal Weapons climactic brawl

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  • StevePotter

    Jun 29th 2012, 17:47

    @SystemLogic- OH! I see. I'm an American, so the weather patterns of the United Kingdom don't really make it to me. That said, I STILL think this is a silly list, especially since they've made it a Top 50.

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  • cc1129

    Jun 29th 2012, 21:51

    No mention of Godzilla '98? Sure, the movie sucked, but most of that movie is raining.

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  • marc96

    Jun 29th 2012, 23:19

    i liked the scene in unbreakale where bruce willis saves the girls from the guy in orange, the rain has a great affect on the scene

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  • marc96

    Jun 29th 2012, 23:23

    unbreakable

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  • cc1129

    Jun 29th 2012, 23:34

    Unbreakable's a good one.

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  • Nashnash

    Jun 30th 2012, 2:19

    I hate to be "that guy" (actually I love it), but it wasn't raining at the end of Lethal Weapon. The water's coming from where a fire hydrant was knocked over. Still an awesome scene though. Honourary mention.

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  • hachiemachie

    Jun 30th 2012, 3:43

    No Sorcerer? Pass.

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  • SystemLogic

    Jun 30th 2012, 10:49

    @StevePotter My apologies, the problem with the internet being you have no clue where the person you are conversing with is located. I see you're point, but even the silliest of features brightens my day at work up a bit. I appriciate any chance to slack off from doing work and read about films.

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  • dex2010

    Jul 1st 2012, 15:49

    Yeah where the f**k is Unbreakable??

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  • writerdave87

    Jul 1st 2012, 20:58

    I would have put Blade Runner above Spider Man but good top five (and a surprisingly good list considering the slightly silly title!)

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  • Vymuop

    Nov 19th 2012, 15:19

    "V for Vendetta" should be on the list.

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