Greatest Movie Scene of All Time - Nominations Thread

[Tommy]

Nomination #10

Scene: The Church Fight
Film: Kingsman: The Secret Service
Director: Vaughn
Year: 2014

Spoiler

The best use of "Free Bird" in a film ever.

[webstar1000]

Nomination #10

Scene: The Church Fight
Film: Kingsman: The Secret Service
Director: Vaughn
Year: 2014

Spoiler

The best use of "Free Bird" in a film ever.

Second! For sure! Stellar scene


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[RUBE]

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

Third

[T-Dogz_AK47]

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

Sentinel might not come back and he was probably unaware of the rules. The first movie scene (The Untouchables) that he seconded, should be counted, wait five nominations and then count the other second for Braveheart.

Using that logic, both seconds can already be counted.

If Sentinel returns, then he will just have to wait for 5 nominations/seconds from the point the second for Braveheart is counted, before he nominates/seconds again.

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Oh, and I second Bill's "Merovingian" scene from The Matrix Reloaded.

[frik]

second #5

Opening Barrack Scene - Full Metal Jacket http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKVKXyZ4pYc&t=167s

sk

[T-Dogz_AK47]

second #5

Opening Barrack Scene - Full Metal Jacket http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKVKXyZ4pYc&t=167s

sk

You're a star!!!!

[Heather19]

Nomination #5

Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford - Train Robbery Scene
2007
Director: Andrew Dominik

Spoiler:

I love this film and it contains some of the best cinematography. There are so many great scenes in this film, but I'm going to nominate the train robbery scene. The lighting in this scene is amazing. The use of shadows and the music. It's just a very beautiful scene.

[Merlin1958]

Oh, and I second Bill's "Merovingian" scene from The Matrix Reloaded.

See? Causality" LOL

[webstar1000]

Oh, and I second Bill's "Merovingian" scene from The Matrix Reloaded.

I'll third this! I'll third anything Matrix!


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[Merlin1958]

Oh, and I second Bill's "Merovingian" scene from The Matrix Reloaded.

I'll third this! I'll third anything Matrix!


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Well, now there is a man who knows his movie's!!!!! Thanks, Pard!!!!

[mattgreenbean]

To make this interesting, here is another Free Bird scene. I was going to post it anyways, but might as well post it now.

Scene Name: Free Bird Scene
Name of film: Elizabethtown
Name of director: Cameron Crowe
Year of release: 2005
Spoiler: none
What number of nomination it is for you: 5
Link:

Spoiler:

Turn up and enjoy!

[becca69]

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:

Second #7

[Iwritecode]

At the rate we are going now, we might have all the nominations in by the end of the year...

[becca69]

This thread needs more "seconding".

[Heather19]

Yes it does, there's already a bunch of great scenes nominated.

Touch of Evil Opening Scene.... This one is a pure masterpiece, saddens me that it's just been sitting there

East of Eden Birthday Dinner Scene

Strangers on a Train

[T-Dogz_AK47]

At the rate we are going now, we might have all the nominations in by the end of the year...

Well here's another one....

NOMINATION # 7

Scene: Leadership Speech
Movie: Scent of a Woman
Year: 1992
Director: Martin Brest
Spoilers: None

A truly stunning performance that would earn Al Pacino the Academy Award for Best Actor, the speech in this scene talks as much to leadership as any class at an Ivy league university. Both Mesmerizing and spectacular in its delivery, This is undoubtedly one of the greatest - if not THE greatest oratory moments in the history of cinema. Hoo-ah!

The full scene was not available, so I had to upload the entire movie. The scene starts at 2:12:20 and finishes at 2:28:41.

[becca69]

Yes it does, there's already a bunch of great scenes nominated.

Touch of Evil Opening Scene.... This one is a pure masterpiece, saddens me that it's just been sitting there

East of Eden Birthday Dinner Scene

Strangers on a Train

I forgot that my Second didn't count for East of Eden. Will have to get on that when I can.

[frik]

second #6

Not my favorite Hitchcock movie, but this scene's a classic!

Miriam's Last Breath - Strangers on a Train

sk

[Still Servant]

This thread needs more "seconding".

Agreed. I didn't check at all this weekend, so I need an updated list of nominated films and films that have been seconded.

[Iwritecode]

Nomination #4

Scene: Final Match
Film: Searching for Bobby Fisher
Director: Steven Zaillian
Year: 1993
Spoilers: Yes, it's basically the end of the movie

Spoiler:

[Tommy]

Nomination #10

Scene: The Monster befriends Maria
Film: Frankenstein
Director: Whale
Year: 1931

Spoiler

[Mattrick]

I ended up with a splitting migraine so just updating the lists now. Lists should be updated in the next 20 mins.

[Still Servant]

I ended up with a splitting migraine so just updating the lists now. Lists should be updated in the next 20 mins.

I got your back. Things have settled down, but I'm still finding it hard to keep track of things. Maybe it's my OCD. It's a lot of work for just one person, so I've created a Google Sheets to help keep track of things. Hopefully it's easy to understand for people.

Please feel free to update it regularly. In fact, the idea is for us to update it so we don't have to just depend on Matt. I'm hoping to hyperlink each scene in the document eventually.

Also, you will notice at the bottom of the sheet it says when the Sheet was last updated. When updating, right click on that tab and put the last post # so we know where we left off. I hope this helps. Thanks.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing

[Mattrick]

I've got everything updated except for the individual lists. thanks Mike. I wanted to do that too. I made it (I hope) more aesthetically pleasing. I'll make up a second spreadsheet inside the same link for logs of individual seconds/noms.