Greatest Movie Scene of All Time - Nominations Thread

[T-Dogz_AK47]

These scenes need urgent "seconding"...










This scene needs "thirding"...

[needfulthings]

SECONDED You just can't beat... Tony Scott or Quentin Tarantino!

[frik]

Second #4

The Battle of Hoth - Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

sk

[Sai Sheb]

RUBE Nom.1
Hallway Scene
The Shining
Stanley Kubrick
1980

Second #5

[RUBE]

I wish I could add all of the hallway steadicam scenes together as one but I figured that wasn't allowed. Instead I went with the "Come play with us" scene. Too bad I can't post a damn video.

I will probably add the "Honey, Darling, Light of My Life" scene as well if I can ever figure this out.

Is this the scene you mean?

Spoiler:

Yes, thank you.

[webstar1000]

These scenes need urgent "seconding"...










This scene needs "thirding"...

Braveheart FOR SURE brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seconded!

[RUBE]

I wish I could add all of the hallway steadicam scenes together as one but I figured that wasn't allowed. Instead I went with the "Come play with us" scene. Too bad I can't post a damn video.

I will probably add the "Honey, Darling, Light of My Life" scene as well if I can ever figure this out.

Copy the url to the video for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79p57JJrMwo

Click this button --->

When the dialog box comes up, paste the URL but take out the 'S' in 'https'. So it should look like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79p57JJrMwo



If you want it in a spoiler box, highlight the text and click this button:

This is exactly what I was doing but it just showed the URL instead of the actual video. I am going to blame my phone and next time try doing it on a computer.

[mae]

Actually, this spoiler seems to do a better job of hiding videos so they don't all load at the same time as the page. It will ask you for a description, and you can just enter a space or the word "Spoiler" or "Video".

[Iwritecode]

Nomination #3

Scene: Independence Day Speech
Film: Independence Day
Director: Roland Emmerich
Year: 1996

Spoiler:

[becca69]

RUBE Nom.1
Hallway Scene
The Shining
Stanley Kubrick
1980

Second #5

Thirded (Second #6)

[mattgreenbean]

Scene Name: Dance Scene
Name of film: Napoleon Dynamite
Name of director: Jared Hess
Year of release: 2004
Spoiler: none
What number of nomination it is for you: 4
Link:

Spoiler:

[becca69]

I will second that Napoleon scene just as soon as I'm able

[sentinel]

Can I second the Untouchables Bat scene and the Braveheart Opening Speech?

[frik]

Can I second the Untouchables Bat scene and the Braveheart Opening Speech?

One at a time....
And with five other nominations/seconds in between

sk

[amd013]

Can we get an update to the page one posts. I think it has been more than 3 days since it was last updated, and still don't have the links to the clips yet. Hard for me to decide what to second/third based on this.

[webstar1000]

Nomination #7

John Wick
The Club Scene
Chad Stahelski, David Leitch
2014

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9-RkVZvB-c

[amd013]

Second # I don't know

Assuming it hasn't already been thirded.

Pyscho shower scene.

[becca69]

Can we get an update to the page one posts. I think it has been more than 3 days since it was last updated, and still don't have the links to the clips yet. Hard for me to decide what to second/third based on this.

Heather posted most here:
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...=1#post1050882

[Mattrick]

A majority of the noms/seconds happened in the past 24 hours. I'll update later today.

[frik]

nomination #9

film: (Horror of) Dracula
scene: Dracula death scene
director: Terence Fisher
year: 1958

The best scene from a Hammer movie ever. Of course, with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.
Sheer perfection.

Spoiler:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssvgMHCa45s

sk

[Iwritecode]

I wish I could add all of the hallway steadicam scenes together as one but I figured that wasn't allowed. Instead I went with the "Come play with us" scene. Too bad I can't post a damn video.

I will probably add the "Honey, Darling, Light of My Life" scene as well if I can ever figure this out.

Copy the url to the video for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79p57JJrMwo

Click this button --->

When the dialog box comes up, paste the URL but take out the 'S' in 'https'. So it should look like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79p57JJrMwo



If you want it in a spoiler box, highlight the text and click this button:

This is exactly what I was doing but it just showed the URL instead of the actual video. I am going to blame my phone and next time try doing it on a computer.

Make sure you take out the 'S' in 'https'. That's probably what the problem was/is.

[RUBE]

I did.

Like I said, I will try it from a real computer next time and see what happens.

[mae]

Nomination #10: The Omaha beach sequence from Saving Private Ryan (1998), directed by Steven Spielberg:

Still tough to watch all these years later.

[Iwritecode]

Nomination #10: The Omaha beach sequence from Saving Private Ryan (1998), directed by Steven Spielberg:

Still tough to watch all these years later.

Second #1

[Iwritecode]

Nomination #10: The Omaha beach sequence from Saving Private Ryan (1998), directed by Steven Spielberg:

Still tough to watch all these years later.

This is a great scene but I still have a problem with the way they portrayed those bullets are zipping through the water. Mythbusters did an episode on it once and they should have shattered within a couple of feet in the water.