Final scene of 'Thelma and Louise'
Bogart in Casablanca as quoted by many
Final scene from 'Wonderful Life' where the bell rings on the tree
'Red Dress' in Schindlers List
The massacre in 'Soldier Blue'
The Faked orgasm in 'When Harry met Sally'
Audrey Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffanys' looking for Cat
And Dumbo's imprisoned mother reaching with her trunk to cuddle him - See - I am sentimental!
Gosh so many to choose from. The closing shots in Shane when Joey shouts after Shane "Shane, Shane, come back Shane ......". Or the courtroom scene in To kill a mockingbird when Jem is told to "stand up son, your father is passing". Also the end shot when Mr Arthur (Robert Duvall) is revealed hiding behind the door. ET: "I'll be right here" as he touches Elliot's forehead with his finger. The Hobbling' scene in Misery. The fight and first stormy kiss in The Quiet Man. Just about anything by David Lean lol. I could go on lol. Great question.
"The Wild Bunch" by Sam Peckinpah (sp?) in 1969. The end of the movie.
William Holden gets up, gets rifle and starts out toward Soldier's camp and the other three of them got shotguns, rifles pistols and ammo and followed to ask for their friend to be realeased.
The Mexican member of the gang has been taken by the Local Mexican Army Leader who had a grudge against him or his family or both. He had been tortured, abused...and then he killed him in front of them while they were standing there expecting him to be released. The were outnumbered 4 to 100+
It was real quiet, William Holden shot the Genrale' and started on the other officers while the others started shooting at the rest of the soldiers, especially the man on the water-cooled browning machine gun.
About 15 minutes of fighting and they were all killed, but the army officers were all killed and the army was decimated by them.
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Deep throat when she took it all the way.
A determined person with perseverance can overcome many obstacles. They can, many times, perform better than those who are more intelligent, stronger and with better finances by determination and perseverance
There are so many movie moments that serve as icons within our popular culture and a good many of them feature Jack Nicholson. The opening scene of Don Juan DeMarco however, stars Johnny Depp in a movie far too overlooked.
"day of the dead head rip"
search google for that. i won't post the image as it might be offensive to non horror fans.
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Lauren Bacall telling Bogart "you do know how to whistle, you just put your lips together and blow" in To Have & Have Not. The sexual tension between them in that scene is amazing.
The last scenes of the Searchers where John Wayne sees that he no longer belongs th ere and turns to leave as the door closes
The 'Moon Glow' dance in 'Picnic', when William Holden and Kim Novak have that sensual slo-mo dance together, on the deck by the lake. I could watch it all night.
Rhett Butler telling Scarlett O'Hara "Frankly, my dear, I don't Give a damn"
