The Scene that makes the Movie

I saw that when it first came out at the theatre. I felt really bad for Murphy in that scene when they shot him to Swiss cheese, and wondered what any cop that watched that movie, thought about that particular scene. Quite brutal.

 

Yes that scene was quite graphic - and unlike the Steve Austin analogy that I made, a lot more horrific.
That being said, with the rate of technological development that are being made these days - perhaps not as far off to being (at least in part (/s)) a possibility

 

Coincidence that this shit movie is on tv right now

 

Didn’t care very much for the first-half of the movie but loved the ending with the sudden appearance of Sigourney Weaver the new queen of sci-fi horror

 

Pennywise from Stephen King's IT

 

Yep, saw that at the very end. I love Sigourney!

 

AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON:
The Transformation scene – with the Bad (Blue) Moon Rising, there are some quite nifty effects that stick in the memory

 

Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo. "You look like somebody just walked over your grave."

 

300:
The job of an emissary/messenger is not one that one should take without learning and considering the local customs.
Once educated in such, then it is the delivery of, and the words you choose that is essential
One must also remember of course - where one is …

 

I was just gonna say, this is the only scene I can think of that really made a movie for me. Other movies I like are just full of great scenes.

 

JUSTICE LEAGUE:
AQUA MAN opens up and expresses his feelings (along with what a lot of us think about ‘Wonder Woman’) – and just goes to shows that one does have to look where one is sitting before orating

 

Look darlin', it's Johnny Ringo; deadliest pistol since Wild Bill, they say.

 

The part where Jaws 2 chews the electricity wire.
Bzzzzzzt

 

WARRIORS: ..... “Come out to play”
The iconic line said to the gang with ‘seemingly’ “Nowhere to Run” - from the deranged punk with the deranged delivery of a line (Classic and cult film)

 

Open wide...say ahhhhh!!!

 

BACK TO THE FUTURE:
Two scenes – when the DeLorean takes us to a time of Once upon a decade ago

And – ‘Great Scott! - It’s the beginning of Rock n’ Roll

 

V FOR VENDETTA:
The scene of Oration and explosive reminder of November 5th =