Have you ever just loved a scene from a movie or tv series that just gets you every time?

For me there are thousands. Shares yours!

Some rules,
No explicit scenes that are naturally deemed inappropriate
Not longer than 2 minutes or so

Here's two off the top of my head.

From the movie High Fidelity.


And the no ticket scene from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

Still one of the funniest scenes for me.

I also have like thousands and sharing them with go past the two minutes almost 95% of the time and mostly is inappropriate. These are mostly battle or fighting sequences, torture, death and chase scenes. If not there is not much to like about a movie or tv-series. And this for various reasons... scene set-up, score, stunt...

How revolutionary was the helicopter crash or the slowmotions or the sub-fight in The Matrix?

Lethal Weapon: Riggs' first suicide attempt, the desert sequence, the torture, the chase and the fight scene.
Lethal Weapon 2: Riggs destroying the stilt house.
Lethal Weapon 3: Riggs and Lorna fighting together.
Lethal Weapon 4: that final fight. Riggs and Murtaugh vs. Jet Li. I was only 11 years old when I saw that on the big screen. Jet Li was kicking their butts. You know how brutal that scene is for an 11 year old?

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: sacrifice scene. Out of all four movies that is like the coolest scene ever. A guy who takes out your heart or at least makes you think he did and lowers you into a lavapit. You can only scream and see it coming closer.

There are certain scenes like the heart ripping scene and plenty of others scenes that has this certain classicness. There are movie they simply don't make anymore or won't get away with anymore. Temple again: slave children? slave children getting whipped? Two days ago I saw Stand By Me: kids smoking? Well, they weren't exactly real cigarettes either but you know what I mean. I think that shows on how times changes. It's interesting but not always good. I think people in the late 70's and 80's were much more openminded or is it maybe ignorant? I don't know. But nowadays there are so many rules they have to abide by or the movie simply won't get made. I'm a strong defender of the R-rated movie. I think you have to make a movie for the right audiences and not the wallets. Those who really want to see the movie, will see the movie.

Anyway, here's one of my favorite scenes from a movie.


Before I even saw Jurassic Park on the big screen this was one of my first movies I saw on VHS at home. If not the first non-animated at least.


And this is simply growing up.

Other than that pretty much every MacGyverism or MacGyver fight scene is amongst my favorites.

Drunken Baymax. Need I say more?



https://youtu.be/cfs06YEX-tc

Here are 2 that i think could pass.

Speaking of Big Hero 6, this scene ALWAYS cracks me up...




I LOVE Spaceballs. XD I actually have one of those DVD disks that has Spaceballs on one side and Robin Hood: Men in Tights on the other. Both those movies are awesome. XD



And speaking of great movies of that time... one of my favorite scenes from The Princess Bride.

Did you ever see those pictures (I think they were made into t-shirts on Amazon) that cross-over Baymax and Toothless? I think my favorite has Baymax with his arms around Toothless's neck, scratching him under the chin, while going, "Scaaaaaaaaley baby!"

I actually had to look those up... and some of those are super cute! I'm a big fan of plushies, and I need to get a Toothless plushy one of these days. lol

One of my favorite moments in Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood.

Anyone ever watch Merlin? This is probably my favorite scene.

Very funny.

I love this scene from Signs...Sorry guys, broke my own rule. Its about 3 minutes.

Everyone knows I love Supernatural. It's got some of funniest scenes. But here are some of my favorites.

Sam's infamous "I lost my shoe" scene. (Bad Day at Black Rock 3x03)


Dean and Sam meet Becky, a Sam fangirl. (Sympathy for the Devil 5x01)


Dean takes a potion to allow him to speak to a dog, and ends up becoming one. (Dog Day Afternoon 9x05)


Same episode as the last one, Dean yells at a pigeon for pooping on Baby (his car).

Rated R for language.


This is in my opinion the best part of The Breakfast Club. The whole group therapy scene was apparently ad libbed. Or at least for the most part. This is a 15 minute scene in the movie in which the kids tells more about themselves like Andy disliking his father and how they got a whole Saturday of detention. It's John Hughes' best work.


Another part of the scene where Brian explains how he got detention.


I also would like to add this part of the scene because I think Andy asks a very good and interesting question at 02:26.

Did you guys ever wonder when you were in high school if you were going to be like your parents?

This movie along with Requiem For A Dream and Schindler's List should be shown in schools.

Its a great movie. Havent seen it in a while

I'm almost halfway Xena right now and despite many great battle scenes I think this one takes the cake in the first half of the show.


As the video itself says it's from the episode One Against An Army. The Persian army has arrived in Greece and are on their way to take on Athens and Xena is like the only one who can stop them. While Gabrielle is injured they retreat to an old hideout where Xena kept weapons in case she would have an army again and prepares to take out the army by herself. By Gabrielle's estimation the army would've existed out of 300 or 400 men with about ten men around 30 to 40 campfires. I always mistook them as the "300" from the movie but those were the Spartans not the Persians.

This is as far as I know the longest battle in the Xenaverse (at least so far) with just over 6 minutes. Again couple of cheesy moments during the battle as how she takes out the guy that cuts her and how she bounces on the spear at the end. This is also one of the scenes that makes me wonder: what if this was made for HBO like Spartacus? This scene would've been a bloodfest. Also one of the rare if not only battle in which Xena sustains injuries from opponents that are less skilled in battle then she is. But a fun battle nontheless, goosebumps when Xena fights back after she hits the ground.

Wow. That's a long battle scene.

It says "not available in your country due to copyright" or whatever. NBC blocked it.

I've been getting that a lot lately with YouTube. It's kinda annoying.

Yes, it is. I don't know if it was rare at the time to have 6-minute battle scenes but Xena has been a pioneer on many things.

Longest fight scene in MacGyver was the fight scene in Log Jam which lasted around 3 minutes.

I love this show... XD

Warning: Blood - But a funny scene where Dean and Sam must find out who is killing zanna, who are "imaginary friends" that help kids.


Probably one of the best scenes in the show. They broke the fourth wall by sending Dean and Sam to our world, and they have to pretend to be their actors on Supernatural. What makes it so funny is that they have to act as themselves and they fail at it.

That is funny. Can't believe Supernatural has gone on for so long.

Still a great movie and a great scene

I love Ghostbuster... both movies. I had a massive crush on Egon. XD

I figured since I'm always posted funny stuff, I'd post one of the best acted emotional scenes from the show. There are plenty, believe me. lol This one always gets me though. Dean is losing his memory after having a spell cast on him. If not reversed, he will die.



And to offset it... one of my favorite outtakes. lol

I don't actually watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but I love this scene XD

Almost Famous "You are home"



I'm in a glass case of emotion!



Pretty much any scene from The Blues Brothers lol

The Blues Brother is an awesome movie. We had a Dodge Monaco when I kid. It was blue. XD

Anytime I need a laugh, this NEVER fails to crack me up.


When Supernatural turn Death into an actual character, it was one of the best character intros I've ever seen.


Video game movie adaptions are usually awful, but Doom was one of the better ones. Karl Urban was one reason, this scene was another. Great homage to the gameplay. *warning* Graphic Violence

Basically the best scenes in the X-Men movies.

X-Men: Days of Future Past


X-Men: Apocalypse

Good scenes but I've seen better in those movies. Real shame though that McAvoy had to go bald. He looked so awesome with that long hair, but then again that's the role.


The lamp just cracks me up.


Language.