Favorite Film Scenes?

[Make me your Dream Life]

What are some moments from movies, tv that have stayed with you/ made an impact?

I was scrolling and came across this, and Florence's line of "you're being mean, stop it" was just top notch. 
 

Discuss.

[Embach]

The coldest scene of 21st century's television shows, in my opinion. Don't watch it if you haven't seen this show.

 

[fl0r1dakil0s]

 

[Beautiful Loser]

The moment Michael Corleone sees Apollonia. 

[The Siren]

 

[yayo6408]

final scene of the da vinci code

[Rico25]

2 hours ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

I've seen a theatre adaptation of it this year and it was amazing...

Anyways here's the scene I can think of now: the end credits in Inland Empire, David Lynch

absolutely amazing

Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0pp-wxMaw4

 

[That Venice Bitch]

My signature. From Mandy (2018)

[SoftwareUpgrade]

Here's some off the top of my head:

@The Siren Love your Anastasia choice!

Watch Interstellar before watching these clips (If you haven't)

 

[prettywhenimhigh]

I have many but rn the only one that comes to my mind:

 

 

it's like, completely pointless but it's brilliant and I always laugh my ass off. I seriously think about this scene from time to time

[Barry]

 

[mssainttropez]

 

 

 

 

This entire scene plus the ending (this scene carries to the ending of the movie which is not included in the video)

 

 

 

 

[Crimson and Clover]

Spirited Away - crossing the bridge scene, ending

[Stoned Mary in the Garden]

This is still some of the best acting I’ve ever seen, so fucking emotional, and Toni Collette was only 27 here 

 

Love this movie, love this song 

 

Amazing, heartbreaking, everything 

 

 

[Get Drunk]

I’ve been watching some more controversial films recently, and came across Irreversible. I think it only has eleven scenes total I believe? It has a couple of very disturbing parts in it. But film has stuck with me for some reason. 
 

The scenes that stuck with me, apart from the

Spoiler

Rape scene (which I do think was necessary for such a film)

 were the ones where they’re having fun. 
 

It plays in reverse, so the start of the film is two men getting arrested because they were getting revenge (a woman was assaulted after a party, one of the men’s girlfriend and the other’s ex girlfriend). 
 

It shows the assault, then just simply the three of them on the way to the party then just chilling at home before they go. And it’s these scenes that stick with me, because they really highlighted the fragility of life. The fact these three people (and others due to their actions).
 

Rather than being a rape-revenge flick, it’s a film about three young, carefree, lighthearted people go through immense trauma and their lives are never the same. If it played from start to finish, it would play out like a descent into hell (the lead actress’ own words). The scenes playing in reverse make you really sit with what happened. 
 

 

[rightofjupiter]

Llorando scene in mulholland drive, lighthouse scenes in annihilation, makeover scene in clueless- all really different but capture the tone and main ideas of their respective films really nicely.

 

edit: had to add Marilyn Monroe weeping w horses in the misfits.

[annedauphine]

First one that came to my mind  

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KLvhhYU__w

 

Edit: why can't I embed  

[Genesee]

 her smile at the end. feels like freedom

[mssainttropez]

Omg I can’t believe I forgot these two, so here’s some more impactful scenes that are engraved in my brain- 

 

 

[yayo6408]