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Misery - After using a hair pin to unlock the door to the room Annie has lock him in. Paul is looking for a way to get out of that psycho's house.
He's slowly wheeling himself around and deeper into the house, not knowing that she is on her way back from town and could catch him out of his room.
This is like the most tense part of a movie I have ever seen, it's the first time a film has literally had me on the edge of my seat shouting at the tv.
Fantastic movie.
“The operation was called ‘hobbling’.”
So what are your top movie moments and why?
He's slowly wheeling himself around and deeper into the house, not knowing that she is on her way back from town and could catch him out of his room.
This is like the most tense part of a movie I have ever seen, it's the first time a film has literally had me on the edge of my seat shouting at the tv.
Fantastic movie.
“The operation was called ‘hobbling’.”
So what are your top movie moments and why?
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The crying game.
when Stephen Rae raelises the singer isn't actually a woman !
when Stephen Rae raelises the singer isn't actually a woman !
10) Samuel L Jackson launching into one of his soliloques but getting cut short abruptly in Deep Blue Sea.
9) Robert De Niro bursting into tears at the bar in Analyse This.
8) "So that would make Bethany... part black?" - Dogma.
7) Sunset Boulevard's shootout from Heat.
6) 'Bullet-Time effects' when Princess Fiona beats up Monsieur Hood in Shrek.
5) Lobby scene/Dojo scene (hard to pick just one so I'll take both) from The Matrix.
4) The chest popping baby alien scene from Alien.
3) Practically any bit from The Fifth Element
2) Just after Arnie puts a bullet through Sharon Stone's head and says "Consider that a divorce" in Total Recall, Michael Ironside discovers her body, gazes at her face, and then the camera closes in on his own face as it turns from loss to outrage.
1) If the credits include Jean Reno OR Luc Besson e.g. Ronin or The Fifth Element, it's always worth a watch. But when the credits include Jean Reno AND Luc Besson, you haven't really seen a film until you've watched one of their joint ventures. Leon and Nikita stand out for me not just as having defining moments, they're defining films.
9) Robert De Niro bursting into tears at the bar in Analyse This.
8) "So that would make Bethany... part black?" - Dogma.
7) Sunset Boulevard's shootout from Heat.
6) 'Bullet-Time effects' when Princess Fiona beats up Monsieur Hood in Shrek.
5) Lobby scene/Dojo scene (hard to pick just one so I'll take both) from The Matrix.
4) The chest popping baby alien scene from Alien.
3) Practically any bit from The Fifth Element
2) Just after Arnie puts a bullet through Sharon Stone's head and says "Consider that a divorce" in Total Recall, Michael Ironside discovers her body, gazes at her face, and then the camera closes in on his own face as it turns from loss to outrage.
1) If the credits include Jean Reno OR Luc Besson e.g. Ronin or The Fifth Element, it's always worth a watch. But when the credits include Jean Reno AND Luc Besson, you haven't really seen a film until you've watched one of their joint ventures. Leon and Nikita stand out for me not just as having defining moments, they're defining films.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> "From the lobby scene to the chopper crash in the original
> Matrix. Best 25 minutes of cinema I ever saw."
>
> Personally, I'd go from the lobby scene until the very end of the
> film. The whole Neo/Smith fight was amazing, the chase was good then
> Neo getting back up rocked. Amazing cinema.
I agree.
> "From the lobby scene to the chopper crash in the original
> Matrix. Best 25 minutes of cinema I ever saw."
>
> Personally, I'd go from the lobby scene until the very end of the
> film. The whole Neo/Smith fight was amazing, the chase was good then
> Neo getting back up rocked. Amazing cinema.
I agree.
In The Thing, where the head grows legs and runs off, the killer moment being Noris' reaction- "You gotta be F****** kiddin me!"
Kiriyama wrote:
> Unbeliever wrote:
> I've seen Falling Down so many times now. I could quote any line of
> it.
>
> Same here.
"I'm an american, you're a sick @sshole"
> Unbeliever wrote:
> I've seen Falling Down so many times now. I could quote any line of
> it.
>
> Same here.
"I'm an american, you're a sick @sshole"
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back- when theyre in the back of the van and talking about zoo animals. jay says have you seen/got a trousersnake. and she says whats a trouser snake. theres then a two minute thinking period in jays mind when he decides whether to whip his c*ck out, or not.
it just made me laugh.
star wars- when hans solo(harrison ford) is frozen
i felt quite sad.
it just made me laugh.
star wars- when hans solo(harrison ford) is frozen
i felt quite sad.
"From the lobby scene to the chopper crash in the original Matrix. Best 25 minutes of cinema I ever saw."
Personally, I'd go from the lobby scene until the very end of the film. The whole Neo/Smith fight was amazing, the chase was good then Neo getting back up rocked. Amaing cinema.
Personally, I'd go from the lobby scene until the very end of the film. The whole Neo/Smith fight was amazing, the chase was good then Neo getting back up rocked. Amaing cinema.
Unbeliever wrote:
> I've seen Falling Down so many times now. I could quote any line of
> it.
Same here.
> I've seen Falling Down so many times now. I could quote any line of
> it.
Same here.
Get Carter
Michael Caine asking for a pint of beer in a thin glass.
Michael Caine asking for a pint of beer in a thin glass.
Monty Python's the Life of Brian.
Spike Milligan, " I was blind, but now I see " (falls straight down big hole).
Spike Milligan, " I was blind, but now I see " (falls straight down big hole).
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