Greatest Movie Scene of All Time - Nominations Thread

[Tommy]

I'd nominate this scene from Pulp Fiction personally....

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Nom#23 (this BLEW me away as I had no idea this was coming and nor did the whole crew of folks that were with me)

SAW
THE REVEAL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdvo-45WQkU

Please be aware that scene contains a MASSIVE SPOILER for anyone who has not watched the movie.

To all members, please remember to mark your nomination with a SPOILER ALERT if the scene contains one.

[webstar1000]

Nom#23 (this BLEW me away as I had no idea this was coming and nor did the whole crew of folks that were with me)

SAW
THE REVEAL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdvo-45WQkU

Please be aware that scene contains a MASSIVE SPOILER for anyone who has not watched the movie.

To all members, please remember to mark your nomination with a SPOILER ALERT if the scene contains one.

I did it before but Still Servant asked me not to do it like that any longer.. sorry I am confused brother

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Could someone please second the Watch scene from Pulp Fiction..

Second.

Already "seconded" by Bill, at post #958.

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Nom#23 (this BLEW me away as I had no idea this was coming and nor did the whole crew of folks that were with me)

SAW
THE REVEAL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdvo-45WQkU

Please be aware that scene contains a MASSIVE SPOILER for anyone who has not watched the movie.

To all members, please remember to mark your nomination with a SPOILER ALERT if the scene contains one.

I did it before but Still Servant asked me not to do it like that any longer.. sorry I am confused brother

As an example, it's probably best to post your nominations and spoiler alerts like this:

Nomination # 22

Scene: Subway scene
Film: Crocodile Dundee
Director: Peter Faiman
Year: 1986
Spoiler: Yes (Climax of the film)

One of best endings in the history of modern cinema. A true classic!

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Nomination # 24

Scene: Colin's trip to America
Film: Love Actually
Director: Richard Curtis
Year: 2003
Spoiler: No

Definitely one of my favourite movie scenes of all time - and as a "Brit" who has travelled to America several times, I can confirm that the events depicted in this scene are extremely realistic and VERY true to life!

I LOVE America. LOL!

[mae]

Nomination #24: The dusk scene from Sicario (2015), directed by Denis Villeneuve:

Beautiful. This scene more than anything else stayed with me long after I left the theater.

[Heather19]

Nomination #24: The dusk scene from Sicario (2015), directed by Denis Villeneuve:

Beautiful. This scene more than anything else stayed with me long after I left the theater.

Second

[Heather19]

Do I have to wait 3 posts after a second to nominate something? Or is there no wait between the two different actions?

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Do I have to wait 3 posts after a second to nominate something? Or is there no wait between the two different actions?

There is no wait between the two different actions. Please feel free to nominate a movie scene.

[Merlin1958]

Nomination:

Animal House - Cafeteria scene

Spoiler:

[webstar1000]

Nomination:

Animal House - Cafeteria scene

Spoiler:

Second


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[Heather19]

Do I have to wait 3 posts after a second to nominate something? Or is there no wait between the two different actions?

There is no wait between the two different actions. Please feel free to nominate a movie scene.

Sounds good

I'd like to nominate the opening scene from Reservoir Dogs. I know, I tend to like visual scenes over dialog when taken separately from the film, but Tarantino is a master when it comes to dialog.

Nomination #8
Opening Scene Reservoir Dogs

Spoiler:

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Nomination # 25

Scene: The World Series
Film: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Director: Miloš Forman
Year: 1975
Spoiler: No

McMurphy wants to watch the World Series on TV....

[Merlin1958]

Nomination # 25

Scene: The World Series
Film: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Director: Miloš Forman
Year: 1975
Spoiler: No

McMurphy wants to watch the World Series on TV....

May I second?

[T-Dogz_AK47]

May I second?

Why of course, my good sir.

[Still Servant]

So many awesome scenes in Pulp Fiction, though. Is that one really the best?

I didn't realize we were already voting.



Let the scene in and we will see which Pulp Fiction scene goes the farthest. Nobody is saying it's going to be the scene to represent Pulp Fiction in the tournament or something.

In fact, there's already a Pulp Fiction scene in the tournament.

[Still Servant]

Do I have to wait 3 posts after a second to nominate something? Or is there no wait between the two different actions?

There is no wait between the two different actions. Please feel free to nominate a movie scene.

Sounds good

I'd like to nominate the opening scene from Reservoir Dogs. I know, I tend to like visual scenes over dialog when taken separately from the film, but Tarantino is a master when it comes to dialog.

Nomination #8
Opening Scene Reservoir Dogs

Spoiler:

Yes! Second for sure.

Now we are rolling. I can cross that off my list too.

Nom#23 (this BLEW me away as I had no idea this was coming and nor did the whole crew of folks that were with me)

SAW
THE REVEAL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdvo-45WQkU

Please be aware that scene contains a MASSIVE SPOILER for anyone who has not watched the movie.

To all members, please remember to mark your nomination with a SPOILER ALERT if the scene contains one.

I did it before but Still Servant asked me not to do it like that any longer.. sorry I am confused brother

I don't believe that was me. I think it was Pablo who said that, but I think he was saying to use the spoiler tag with the black box and blue text instead of the one with the nuclear fallout shelter icon.

[webstar1000]

Do I have to wait 3 posts after a second to nominate something? Or is there no wait between the two different actions?

There is no wait between the two different actions. Please feel free to nominate a movie scene.

Sounds good

I'd like to nominate the opening scene from Reservoir Dogs. I know, I tend to like visual scenes over dialog when taken separately from the film, but Tarantino is a master when it comes to dialog.

Nomination #8
Opening Scene Reservoir Dogs

Spoiler:

Yes! Second for sure.

Now we are rolling. I can cross that off my list too.

Nom#23 (this BLEW me away as I had no idea this was coming and nor did the whole crew of folks that were with me)

SAW
THE REVEAL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdvo-45WQkU

Please be aware that scene contains a MASSIVE SPOILER for anyone who has not watched the movie.

To all members, please remember to mark your nomination with a SPOILER ALERT if the scene contains one.

I did it before but Still Servant asked me not to do it like that any longer.. sorry I am confused brother

I don't believe that was me. I think it was Pablo who said that, but I think he was saying to use the spoiler tag with the black box and blue text instead of the one with the nuclear fallout shelter icon.

Perfect. So second saw for me.. might as well. Lol


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[frik]

nomination #20

museum scene
film: Dressed to Kill
director: Brian de Palma
year: 1980

[SPOIL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWQT4Sxvk2g"]

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Nomination # 26

Scene: Peter Weyland's 2023 TED Talk
Film: Prometheus
Director: Ridley Scott
Year: 2012
Spoiler: No

Only badasses introduce themselves at the end of their speech. 

[webstar1000]

Nomination # 26

Scene: Peter Weyland's 2023 TED Talk
Film: Prometheus
Director: Ridley Scott
Year: 2012
Spoiler: No

Only badasses introduce themselves at the end of their speech. 

Second


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[webstar1000]

Nom# 23 (I believed it...)

Matrix
"Do you believe it now Trinity?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E3JDtqHaVM

[T-Dogz_AK47]

SECOND

The Reveal scene - Saw (2003)

[Tommy]

NOMINATION 22 - The Wood Chipper Scene from Fargo