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Memorable Movie Scenes That were Unforgettable
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Definitely Die Hard.... Yippie Ki Yay Motherfucker.... soooo awesome!
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Russell Crowe at the end of 3:10 to Yuma when he takes out the gang
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ha ha so since I am new here I will toss this out there... ever seen Body Heat? from 1981.. when he throws the chair through the windowed door to get to Kathleen Turners character.. lust lust lust!
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Quote by lhb1989gr8 scene , but the best part is when the waitress goes to a near by table and ask the woman what she wants . the woman looks over at sally and tells the waitress ,i'll have what shes having .
the scene where sally fakes the orgasm in the resturant -when harry met sally
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also cuckoo's nest when nicholsons sitting on a bech with the indian and offers him a piece of gum .the cheif takes it and mumbles mmm juicy fruit .
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It's a scene from an HBO series, not a movie. I'd post the youtube video but it may violate site guidelines. The "spooning" scene from the show Oz. That is some fucked up shit!
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A lot here, most of them from the new (2009) Star Trek.
Star Trek IV: "What does it mean, 'exact change?'"
Star Trek (2009)
[In an Iowa tavern.]
Burly Cadet #1: Hey, you better mind your manners.
James T. Kirk: Oh relax, cupcake, it was a joke.
Burly Cadet #1: Hey, farm-boy, maybe you can't count, but there are four of us and one of you.
James T. Kirk: So, get two more guys and then it'll be an even fight.
[Kirk and Scotty have just been caught by Enterprise's security team. Burly security officer (who was also in the Iowa tavern) comes forward.]
"Come with me! Cupcake!"
Spock Prime: You are, in fact, the Mr. Scott who postulated the theory of transwarp beaming?
Scotty: That's what I'm talking about! How do you think I wound up here? Had a little debate with my instructor on relativistic physics and how it pertains to subspace travel. He seemed to think that the range of transporting something like a... like a grapefruit was limited to about 100 miles. I told him that I could not only beam a grapefruit from one planet to the adjacent planet in the same system - which is easy, by the way - I could do it with a life form. So, I tested it out on Admiral Archer's prized beagle.
James T. Kirk: Wait, I know that dog. What happened to it?
Scotty: I'll tell you when it reappears. Ahem. I don't know, I do feel guilty about that.
Note: Trekkies might have heard the name above; it's the name of the captain from Star Trek: Enterprise.
[Kirk has just been saved from an alien dinosaur by an old Vulcan, who addressed him by name.]
James T. Kirk: Uh... look... I-I don't know you.
Spock Prime: I am Spock.
James T. Kirk: Bullshit.
Spock: [volunteering for what could be a suicide mission] Romulans and Vulcans share a common ancestor. Our cultural similarities will make it easier for me to access the ship's computer to locate the device. Also, my mother was human, which makes Earth the only home I have left.
James T. Kirk: I'm coming with you.
Spock: I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
James T. Kirk: See? We are getting to know each other.
[Kirk slaps Spock on the shoulder in a friendly manner and walks off, leaving Spock standing there looking uncomfortable. Vulcan aversion to touch, and all.]
Star Trek IV: "What does it mean, 'exact change?'"
Star Trek (2009)
[In an Iowa tavern.]
Burly Cadet #1: Hey, you better mind your manners.
James T. Kirk: Oh relax, cupcake, it was a joke.
Burly Cadet #1: Hey, farm-boy, maybe you can't count, but there are four of us and one of you.
James T. Kirk: So, get two more guys and then it'll be an even fight.
[Kirk and Scotty have just been caught by Enterprise's security team. Burly security officer (who was also in the Iowa tavern) comes forward.]
"Come with me! Cupcake!"
Spock Prime: You are, in fact, the Mr. Scott who postulated the theory of transwarp beaming?
Scotty: That's what I'm talking about! How do you think I wound up here? Had a little debate with my instructor on relativistic physics and how it pertains to subspace travel. He seemed to think that the range of transporting something like a... like a grapefruit was limited to about 100 miles. I told him that I could not only beam a grapefruit from one planet to the adjacent planet in the same system - which is easy, by the way - I could do it with a life form. So, I tested it out on Admiral Archer's prized beagle.
James T. Kirk: Wait, I know that dog. What happened to it?
Scotty: I'll tell you when it reappears. Ahem. I don't know, I do feel guilty about that.
Note: Trekkies might have heard the name above; it's the name of the captain from Star Trek: Enterprise.
[Kirk has just been saved from an alien dinosaur by an old Vulcan, who addressed him by name.]
James T. Kirk: Uh... look... I-I don't know you.
Spock Prime: I am Spock.
James T. Kirk: Bullshit.
Spock: [volunteering for what could be a suicide mission] Romulans and Vulcans share a common ancestor. Our cultural similarities will make it easier for me to access the ship's computer to locate the device. Also, my mother was human, which makes Earth the only home I have left.
James T. Kirk: I'm coming with you.
Spock: I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
James T. Kirk: See? We are getting to know each other.
[Kirk slaps Spock on the shoulder in a friendly manner and walks off, leaving Spock standing there looking uncomfortable. Vulcan aversion to touch, and all.]
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For me it has to be Valerie's Letter in V for Vendetta. It just hit really close to home because i can relate to what she felt coming out and i'm sure alot of others did to.
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Thelma and Louise giving that final jump hand in hand...
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Scene in Godfather when Michael kisses Fredo
I can hear the music now.
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