Movie Moments Worth Paying For

[FBATomlinson]

Plenty of favorite movie moments. But one of the top of my head would be...

The final scene in Unbreakable where Elijah (Samuel L. Jackson) and David (Bruce Willis) shake hands. "Now that we know who you are, I know who I am." Elijah is revealed to be David's arch-villain. Great delivery and it was well placed, making a fitting end for a superb movie.

[olsquareeyes]

true romanace: christopher walken dennis hopper nuff said

[shanson99]

LOTR: Return of the King

*FOR FRODO*

after watching all 3 and like 10hours worth you do get emotionally attached to all the characters and everthing they’ve been through. So when that part happened you only had to do the same and join in!

[PiedPiper]

I was watching Star Trek (2009) at the pictures with my dad and brother. When it came to the end and Leonard Nimoy said those immortal words, I felt really embarrassed as my dad was saying them as well. Out loud!

[dannym121]

The iconic basketball scene in 'One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest' the loveability of the entire thing, how the clocks slowly tick and everything comes together the massive guy running up and down the pitch is just so rewarding i cant even describe it. Epic is the only word

[JohnnyMac]

Die Hard (1988).
John McClane desperately ties a fire hose around himself before leaping off the Nakatomi Plaza building. His narrow escape from the exploding rooftop is a priceless cinematic experience, while repeat viewings serve as a reminder that action films rarely attain such heart-pounding highs.

[jaykays hat]

Originally Posted by JohnnyMac

Die Hard (1988).
John McClane desperately ties a fire hose around himself before leaping off the Nakatomi Plaza building. His narrow escape from the exploding rooftop is a priceless cinematic experience, while repeat viewings serve as a reminder that action films rarely attain such heart-pounding highs.

Die Hard has quite a few moments worth paying for:-

Hans Gruber..Nice Suit
The C4 down the lift shaft
Welcome to the party pal

To name a few but one of my fave moments is when the camera pulls back to reveal the shooter is Sgt Al Powell, the cinema I watched it in all clapped and cheered at that moment, brought a lump to my through.

[thedude]

Lots of good shouts, i'm trying to think of the ultimate cinema moment....hmmm.

[byungbabe101]

In Inception when Arthur's trying to shoot bad guys with a little gun and Eames comes in with this massive rocket launcher and tells Arthur that he "Mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, Darling". Well worth the money, to get that buzzing feeling when Eames totally owns Arthur.

[danmc]

Pretty much the entire expierence of The Tree Of Life.