O/T Great moments in films.....

[suzanne]

Aww "Lassie" now that brings back some memories. I remember one episode/film where a little boy has fallen down a hillside and has broken his leg. "Get help Lassie..get help" Lassie cocks her head from side to side and gives a little whimper, she then turns round and runs as fast as her legs can take her to the top of the hill, stoping once to turn round and give another whimper, "Go Lassie Go" the little boy said. So off she goes, higher and higher, finally reaching the top. She barks and barks to the conveniently passing helicopter "Whats wrong with Lassie" says the co-pilot."Lets go find out" says the pilot. Helicopter lands, "Whats up girl" co pilot asks, Lassie barks back "Little boy has broken his leg..follow me" and points his nose in the direction of where he is. Pilot grabs his first aid kit and they both follow Lassie.

Cut to next scene..Little boy on a strecher (in the first aid kit?) being loaded onto the helicopter giving Lassie a big hug "Thank you Lassie...you saved me". Lassie is grinning from ear to ear (how do they get dogs to do that?)

Final scene...Helicopter takes off rushing towards the hospital with Lassie dangling on a piece of rope, flying through the air, strapped up in a harness 100ft below the aircraft looking like a starfish. It was one of the funniest things I have ever seen.


Errr what else.."The Money Pit" when the bath goes through the floor

"Porky's" ...."is there a Mike Hunt in the bar"

and for the girlies, the finale of "The Full Monty"

[thetank]

Al Pacino's rant from 'And Justice For All' "You're out of order, these people are out of order, this whole god damn courtroom is out of order."

wasnt that in a scent of a woman (could be both but i aint seen justice for all and i remember the line)

Haven't seen 'Scent of a Woman' but I do know it is in 'And Justice for All'

Like you say, it might be both.

[Wardonkey]

Casablanca, the final scene.

Ilsa is reluctant to leave and fly away with her husband.

Rick- 'You'll regret it, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of your life'

Ilsa- 'What about us?'

Rick- 'We'll always have Paris'

.....

Rick- 'I'm no good at being noble, but it doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world'

[Scottish Dave]

now that In the name of the father has just finished, i must add 2 moments in this movie:

1/ The bit when Gysepy conlon dies and they are burning the news papers out the window, the music to this scene is remarkable!

2/ the bit at the end when they are dismissed of all charges, and gerry walks over all the seats through the croud to walk out the front fookin door, and innocent man!

What a movie

[12barblues]

The sting in ....... ummm.......The Sting.

Spinal Tap - the bass player getting stuck in the pod / the appearance on stage of the henge / getting lost on the way to the stage.

[graeme]

The final scene from Lost in Translation. Slim Pickens riding the bomb in Doctor Strangelove. What Debbie does to get to Dallas.

[Lancy Howard]

From Good Will Hunting 

When Matt Damon ridicules the Michael Bolton lookalike for belittling his friend (Ben Affleck),

If you have never seen this fill, Im full of envy, you have 90 minuteS of pure pleasure awaiting you.


Also......the best hardly ever mentioned film ever made, without doubt Once Upon A Time In America (Robert De Niro) as long as you have 4 hours to spare, magnifficent !

[I KNOW IT]

MISERY
When kathy Bates breaks James Caans ankles with the sledgehammer

The Crying Game
When the leading lady aint all she seems

The Green Mile
Quite a few in that movie.

[ifm]

The snowball fight in Dumb and Dumber.

[Scottish Dave]

From Good Will Hunting 

When Matt Damon ridicules the Michael Bolton lookalike for belittling his friend (Ben Affleck),

If you have never seen this fill, Im full of envy, you have 90 minuteS of pure pleasure awaiting you.


Also......the best hardly ever mentioned film ever made, without doubt Once Upon A Time In America (Robert De Niro) as long as you have 4 hours to spare, magnifficent !

totally agree mate, hard to believe it was Matt and Ben that wrote that movie when they were only in their mid 20's!Also agree about Once upon a tiime in america, ive got the special edition DVD (Cos im very special ya see!) its amazing, but yes 4 hours long, however it split into 2 discs, and its kind of like 2 different movies, as the first 2 hours are when they were 14 - 18 years old, and then the second 2 hours it jumps to when they are older (Mid 30's). So i tend to watch one one night and the next the next, if that makes sence lol

[ifm]

Good will hunting on in 10 mins on 5 i believe

[Jim-D]

Good will hunting on in 10 mins on 5 i believe

on 4 now