Top 10 Movie Scenes That Will NEVER Get Old

Some movie scenes never get old. For this list, we’ll be looking at our favorite big screen scenes with the highest rewatch value. Our countdown includes "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "The Wizard of Oz," "Jaws," and more! Which movie scene will never get old for YOU? Let us know in the comments!
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[@MsMojo]

Which movie scene will never get old for YOU? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Movie Franchises That Should NEVER Get A Reboot - kzbin.info/www/bejne/onyqomyqZb2siNE

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

Col. Jessup’s court testimony (“You can’t handle the truth!”) from _A Few Good Men,_ Vader’s revelation from _Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back,_ the boulder chase from _Raiders of the Lost Ark,_ the Avengers assemble from _The Avengers,_ Joker’s _Dark Knight_ bank heist “(I believe whatever doesn’t kill you simply makes you… stranger.”) and interrogation (“Where are they?!”), and the Black Prom from _Carrie,_ just to name a few.

[@trinaq]

Definitely the "Goodbye" scene from ET, or "There's no Place like Home" from "The Wizard of Oz."

[@tigerclaw8775]

My favorites are: • Indy and the Boulder: Harrison Ford is one of my favorite actors of all time and seeing Indiana Jones runaway from this giant boulder shows how action packed he is! • Jack Sparrow’s Boat: Another one my favorites Johnny Depp is an incredible actor with one well known character after another, but this scene where they introduce Captain Jack Sparrow makes him Legendary! • The T-Rex Breaks Out: Dinosaurs are the mightiest creatures ever to roam the earth, this scene where the rain pours down and Rex doing his iconic roar shows he’s The Tyrant Lizard King And • I am your Father: The Empire Strikes Back is considered the best Sci-Fi film to date back in the 80’s, at the end of the first confrontation between Luke and Vader gets me every time thanks to James Earl Jones The Legend Himself!

[@jcj268]

Phenomenal cosmic power! Itty bitty living space

[@rachelwilsdon]

What about, “jack I’m flying, Jack” or “No Mr Bond I expect you to die” or “your only suppose to blow the bloody doors off” lastly “frankly my dear I don’t give a dam”

[@RapFanatic4ever]

The ending of E.T. is still a tearjerker years later

[@trinaq]

Ditto, even though I'm a fully grown adult, it still yanks on my heart strings! 😭💔

[@kittylover62]

"I didn't do enough." From Schindler's List. No matter how many times I watch that scene, I always want to join that group hug.

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

For over 45 years of the ‘Star Wars’ franchise, “I am your father” is still my most favorite movie line…

[@Th3Broth3r]

Especially since it was used by Zerg in Toy story 2

[@DeirdreRoxanne]

I heard that very few people on the set knew about the twist. I believe Luke's reaction was genuine.

[@angemaidment5640]

@@DeirdreRoxanne Mark Hamill tells a good story about sitting next to Harrison Ford during the premiere. Mark did know, but not for long.

[@trinaq]

Andy relishing in his newfound freedom is a immensely cathartic, satisfactory moment, and you can't help but cheer for him! 😍♥️

[@stephb3321]

I liked the face on the warden when he’d been had by Andy. That was so satisfying. Even more so when he ate the bullet.

[@lwhite2024]

This could've been a Top 30 list! There are so many other iconic movie scenes out there. I would include the final scene in The Color Purple when Celie is reunited with her family. I've never bawled so much at a movie!😭😭😭

[@kittyowlblu]

OMG yes! the color purple of their afrian robes across the corn field. I sobbed my heart out at that movie ending. x

[@julkasteven8198]

Top 50 even.

[@kittyowlblu]

My favourite is LOTR "you bow to noone" to the hobbits and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, when the mothership lands and they start a sound conversation! Chills

[@tarrell7073]

"This is Sparta!!!" From 300 is straight up iconic

[@Mightyblackcats]

That JAWS monologues is utterly brilliant. From an utterly brilliant film

[@AliAngelpie]

The Wizard of Oz is, and always will be, my favorite Golden Age film. My dad used to share when he was a kid in the 50's, his family couldn't afford a color television so whenever they saw The Wizard of Oz, the picture was still black and white when Dorathy opens the door to Oz. So it made watching it as a husband and dad made it all the more memorable

[@LaLayla99]

"Nobody puts Baby in a corner." The final dance of Dirty Dancing is something I can watch over and over again.

[@kristinkindinger4199]

Absolutely!

[@blessed2live71]

Yes!

[@Stormbrise]

Yeah I have to agree, I was disappointed in the order of this list. Why your suggestion did not even making the honorable mention is just plain silly. Jurassic park does not even make this with me.

[@sherrie6492]

Me too.

[@susancorbett8155]

Another great moment is the courtroom scene in To Kill a Mockingbird.

[@jodicrawford1280]

All good choices! I would add the scene in Casablanca when Victor Laszlo says to the band, “Play La Marseillaise” and then leads them all in singing it to drown out the Nazi soldiers singing their anthem. It always gives me chills to think what it would have been like to watch that in 1941.

[@RhaegarTargaryen1st]

The last scene from "Sunset Boulevard". Scarlett O'Hara vows to never be hungry again from "Gone With the Wind". The "I'm as mad as hell..." scene from "Network". Prom scene from "Carrie"

[@aynsliee95]

Oooh Gone with the Wind is another classic!

[@yvonnefobbs6232]

I'm a nerd and my favorite is Star Trek! When Spock tells Kirk that he shall always be his friend. 🖖🏿😭🖖🏿😭🖖🏿

[@archon4412]

In Lord of the Rings, Aragons "My friends, you bow to no one" Now THAT is an unforgettable scene!

[@suzannetufts9858]

Aragon's speech is a direct, almost phrase for phrase, rip off of Henry V's speech to rally his frightened troops in the play by the same name by the one and only William Shakespeare.

[@sabyasachimohanty3988]

Oh Captain! My Captain! ❤

[@ConnorMiller417]

Andy basking in the rain knowing that he is finally free of that God-forsaken hell is always a wonderful thing.

[@sukijay4990]

So many favourite moments to pick, but my number one will always be Richard Gere in Officer and a Gentleman wearing his white uniform walking through the factory to pick up Debra Winger and carry her out of her humdrum life to a better life, together.

[@jodiescookin1]

100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Krobra91]

i also add the titanic hitting the iceberg is another one to add. the scene is filled with intense music and that realization of just how massive the ship really was and how even with modern technology at its finest at the time, its not a match for the power of nature

[@Whats_The_Point23]

The Usual Suspects: The reveal of Kaiser Sozë will always be huge for me. No spoilers but if anyone hasn’t watched it, go do it now!

[@Whats_The_Point23]

@@amycarr7289 yes!!!

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Absolutely!

[@curtcody2308]

The USS Indianapolis story is my second favorite movie scene, just brilliantly done by Robert Shaw. My first is the scene in "Contact" when Jodie Foster first hears the radio signal from Vega, the first "Contact", it still takes my breath away, so magnificently done and such an underrated performance and movie.

[@heathern6737]

For me it's Bucky's unmasking in The Winter Soldier. The whole fight between him and Steve is awesome but that moment where Steve sees Bucky's face..... never gets old!

[@Peac0ck01]

Spock's death in Star Trek 2, the Wrath of Khan is my #1. Gandalf's "You Shall Not Pass!" moment with the Balrog fight in the Mines of Moria is pretty iconic LOTR. 'Play it again, Sam', or perhaps singing the Marsailles against the Nazis in the same movie. Casino Royale card game. "You're a wizard, Harry" (someone's already said this, but I agree.), "Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a damn" (same) Forrest Gump's "Life is like a box of chocolates" AND the keyboard dance scene in Big. Mary Poppins flying down to Cherry Lane. George Bailey screaming down the snowy avenue in sheer relief.

[@trinaq]

The clock tower climax is always a nail biter, even if I've seen the movie countless times, and know that Doc and Marty will prevail.

[@logans.butler285]

I remember my anxiety and sweating hands when I saw that scene for the first time back in seventh grade, what a treat of suspense! Back to the Future had everything, good music, fantastic performances, tremendous suspense, and even an unexpected educational message!

[@trinaq]

@@logans.butler285 Precisely, it's such a classic movie, I could watch it all day, and never get bored. Fingers crossed that they'll NEVER remake it! 🤞♥️

[@nightflame69]

The fact that the lightning hit Just when he hit 88 mph, and the fact that I still don’t have a flying skateboard/car.. seriously sucks!

[@StLProgressive]

I think the Jaws clip should’ve been no 1, with Jurassic Park at 2. That scene always gives me chills. I remember watching Jurassic Park in the theater, and being terrified during that scene. I think I was 20 or 21. Such a great movie. Indy should’ve been higher too.

[@kennethpowers82982]

The horses head in bed scene in the godfather The final exorcism scene in the exorcist The all valley tournament scene in the karate kid 1984 & bill Murray blowing up the golf course to kill the gopher and failing to do so in caddyshack

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Love Caddyshack! I also love Kenny Logans’ music.

[@LukeKetchum7003]

You could've had the "I'm Flying!" moment from Titanic where Jack and Rose stand on the nose of the ship overlooking the sea and sunset. That was extremely memorable.

[@bonnieparkertheoutlaw7353]

That movie is a masterpiece ❤

[@patriciaaturner289]

Two scenes from Ladyhawke. Early in the film, when the city guards and a few of the bishop’s guards have the Mouse cornered at the inn and Navarre snatched him from them and gallops off on that ginormous horse. Then at the climax, both the villains get their comeuppance.

[@michaeljw3602]

Never gets the love it should

[@blowbubbles72]

OMG, THANK you for mentioning this one. This is always been one of my favorites.

[@danielleamels]

The moment that Hagrid , Harry Potter ,tells Harry he is a wizard or the first moment in the Great Hall is also a moment that never get’s old.

[@shelaghsalisbury1325]

The t-Rex pupil constricting when the flashlight hits it, and dilating again is my favourite movie detail of all time.

[@blowbubbles72]

This ☝🏼

[@Starwarsfanboy0928]

Movie scenes that won’t get old for me will be: Circle of Life (The Lion King) The Destruction of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King) Avengers Assemble (Avengers Endgame) Andrew and Tobey’s entrance (No Way Home) Joker’s interrogation (The Dark Knight) So long partner (Toy Story 3) I am your father (Empire Strikes Back)

[@gred_and_forge]

That's a good list too!👍

[@aharris1415]

The last 30 seconds of Karate Kid!! I LOVE that ending!

[@roxannerice247]

The final dance scene in Dirty Dancing.

[@sifilore9462]

I imagine that the audiences were truly at awe when Dorthey entered Oz, as it was the first colored film ever.

[@depalma13]

Nope. There were plenty of movies that came before it the were shown in color.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@depalma13 But it went from black & white to color. My mother, who was a child when the movie came out, said the audience gasped when Dorothy stepped into Oz.

[@depalma13]

@@russelllangworthy8855 I didn't say it wasn't awe inspiring. it just wasn't the first movie with color.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@depalma13 Your “Nope” was ambiguous, that’s all.

[@julkasteven8198]

DOROTHY

[@angemaidment5640]

The scene from “Jaws” did it for me. A few years ago, after doing some research, I watch that scene with an added sense of…not sure how to describe it. But it adds to the horror.

[@sjtimmer7]

If you give us "You're tearing me apart!", also give us "Stella!"

[@SleeperLG]

Yeees! 👏🏽 Aragorn’s speech at the Black Gate!

[@LoveHandle4890]

Cinema, films as a whole always give me hope when nothing else will.🙏

[@karenzaslow3808]

Roy Hobbs' final home run in The Natural.

[@logans.butler285]

The dance scene from The Breakfast Club was even referenced by Mabel and Waddles from Gravity Falls 🎉❤

[@trinaq]

Oh yes, I remember that episode! 😅 If a teen movie calls for a fun dance montage, then you can bet that they'll reference the Library Dance, like in Ted 2!

[@CodyFairlessLee]

I love THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, JURASSIC PARK, and the honorable mention of PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN!

[@tammydennison1025]

You forgot the inspiring speech made by the President in the movie "Independence Day". Who wouldn't follow into a fight after listening to that speech?

[@patriciaoconnor402]

I'm surprised that scene from the first Karate Kid movie where he delivered that one legged kick to Johnny to win the tournament didn't at least make honorable mention. Great scene. I also rewatch that scene from 2012 where the ark is leaving without a lot of the rich people with gold tickets , and hundreds of people rush to the edge while the music plays.

[@TallyDrake]

The audition scene in Flashdance The fireball in the elevator shaft (among many other scenes) in Die Hard The opening and the aerial scenes in Out of Africa The final gun fight in The Quick and the Dead The fly on the wall in Bedazzled

[@blessed2live71]

I've got another one: Bill Pullman as the president, making one of the best if not THE best SOTU speeches ever in Independence Day! Oh! I always come back to that scene! Real or fictitious, wouldn't you love to hear your president give a speech like that?? However, I love this list!! 😀

[@katemiller4084]

For me, my most favourite scene of all time in a movie is from V for Vendetta, and it’s the God is in the Rain scene. Always gives me goosebumps, no matter how many times I have seen it.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

For me it's that final scene where the camera goes over the crowd, and every character who died at the hands of the government are there. I always cry, can't help it.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Hugo Weaving was incredible as V, all behind a mask, no less.

[@victors8465]

Speaking of rain - The dying scene of Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) from Blade Runner in which he describes the things he's seen.

[@louieniall6890]

Fun fact about the rexy breakout scene: the animatronic went crazy during filming because of the rain, the kids reactions when it busted through the roof were very real, it was never meant to bust through but the rain and stephen spielburgs decision to continue made this scene all the better

[@cib65]

For my money, in Jurassic Park, the velociraptors in the kitchen scene is even more memorable, and the effects are even more amazing. Nothing comes remotely close in any of the sequels

[@marilynsobel7414]

Great picks -- I would add a great scene from a lousy movie (Spartacus) is slave after slave getting up, saying "I am Spartacus". Such a wonderful moment of courage and solidarity. Also the sorrow of Karen discovering Harry's infidelity in Love Actually. Could anyone watch that and cheat on their spouse? Emma Thompson is so amazing.

[@LoversLane16]

for me, its the ending of E.T. and the ending of Titanic. Always tears!!!!

[@Trix897]

Fun fact: a crush of mine from my elementary school days went on to create a VFX technique that allowed the slow bullet effect to be possible. He went on to create the Light Stage, which has been used to create all sorts of effects used in a variety of films.

[@christineparis5607]

WOW!!! I don't think people realize how incredible that is! How cool!!!

[@JBDude52]

Top 3 (In my opinion): 1. The T-Rex breaks out 2. I am you father 3. Indy and the boulder The T-Rex scene and the I am your father confession scene are some of the most famous movie scenes of all-time, while they are plenty of other worthy contenders on this list, but I rewatch these scenes the most. They have been parodied many times which shows how much you would see these scenes. Even if you've never seen these movies, you would still know these scenes very well.

[@LoveHandle4890]

God bless the directors for making these dreams come true.🙏

[@a.e.jabbour5003]

Very cool list. It will take me months to come up with my own Top 10! :) What really struck me was that other than the few which were released before I was born ("The Wizard of Oz," "Rebel Without a Cause," and "Singing in the Rain"), I saw every one of those in the theatre, when they were originally released. Weird! Need to get started on my own list, now. :)

[@sandrapolit7408]

They can take our life but they never take our freedom !!! Braveheart !!!

[@megnakamura7652]

The last scene in Billy Elliot when a grown up Billy enters the stage in Swan Lake. Billy is magnificent, his father gasps in awe and Michael smiles.

[@ToABrighterFuture]

"When I said I'd never leave you..." "And you never will. But where I'm going, you can't follow. What I'm doing, you can't be any part of. Ilsa, I'm no good at being noble, but it doesn't take much to see that the lives of three little people aren't worth a hill of beans in this crazy world. Maybe someday you'll understand that." (Ilsa starts crying) "No, no, no...here's looking at you, kid."

[@hunterolaughlin]

Glad to see my suggestion of the boulder chase from Raiders of the Lost Ark made it on this list at #10. Happy to have contributed to this list along with many others.

[@kriscynical]

Andy in the rain is also one of my favorite illustrations ever, by Drew Struzan for the movie's poster. It's BEAUTIFUL.

[@noelleggett5368]

It may be 96 years old this year, but the evil robot Hel/Maria transformation scene in ‘Metropolis’ is a timeless sci-fi classic thrill!

[@suzannetufts9858]

Oh yes! Timeless and redone in different variations over the past century so many times. A masterpiece.

[@thehonestchristian492]

There are a few i was surprised didnt make the list: Casablanca's : heres lookin at you kid Titanics: im the king of the world or the scene where they are both on the bow together Gone with the wind: frankly my dear i dont give a damn Feris bulers day off : the race home between him and his sister or the frerarri through the window

[@kcenzer4128]

I LOVE the "Shawshank Redemption". One of the BEST Movies and books of ALL Time. I think this movie made me understand how INCREDIBLE Stephen King became to me as a writer. Do NOT miss this book.

[@victors8465]

Has to be the shower stabbing scene in Psycho for me. Coupled with that score that is suggestive of the knife thrusts as the shower curtain is pulled open and Janet Leigh has the look of sheer terror on her face. People instantly know what movie this is.

[@theresaivy7045]

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in any dance scene but the one I can watch over and over is when she has the feather dress on, it looked like they were defying gravity and were dancing on the wind. Also, the scene in Soul Food when the matriarch of the family has died and they were having this huge argument, in the midst of it the grandson forgot he had left the towel on the stove and there was a huge fire in the kitchen the uncle, who never came out of his room, runs in from upstairs with a case that flies open and money starts to pour out. Yeah, I'd better stop because I'm a film geek and could go on and on. Side note: The guy who played the uncle was my band teacher in highschool. His name was Mr. Watson and my eyes almost came out of my head when I saw him on screen. He would tell us stories about doing sound work and playing on records with Quincy Jones, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin and other greats. We thought he was full of it until I saw that movie and started researching his career. Wow!

[@shainewhite2781]

#1, YES!!!!! It's also from my #1 favorite movie of all time!!!

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

‘Jurassic Park’ is still the best among the film franchise.

[@mattperiolat]

I disagree with none of the picks, but I would have argued hard for something for the original Star Wars. Binary Sunset, the Trench Run and the Throne Room are absolutely iconic movie moments and good luck picking ONE from just those three.

[@bennemer489]

The "PIVOT" scene for Friends.

[@heatherbesocial]

This is a movie scene list

[@bennemer489]

@@heatherbesocial I know, but I couldn't resist.🤷‍♂

[@romankrassovsky226]

1. Dracula (1930) - Renfield meets the Count “I am Dracula” 2. The Ten Commandments (1956) - Moses parts the Sea 3. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) - Shootout at the cemetery 4. A Touch of Evil (1958) - Opening scene 5. The Godfather (1972) - Baptismal scene 6. The Silence of the Lambs (1991) - Fava beans scene 7. Gladiator (2000) - “My name is Maximus…” 8. Dr. Strangelove (1964) - Slim Pickens riding the bomb 9. Taxi Driver (1976) - “You talking to me?” 10. The Phantom of the Opera (1925) - the unmasking 11. A Beautiful Mind (2001) - Breaking the code 12. Gran Torino (2008) - Saving the girl from thugs 13. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) - Caligari introduces Caesar 14. Nosferatu (1922) - The Vampire wakes up 15. Duck Soup (1933) - Mirror scene 16. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1940) - Badges scene 17. Sunset Boulevard (1950) - “I’m ready for my close-up” 18. Lawrence of Arabia (1962) - Attack sequence 19. Young Frankenstein (1974) - Scene with Frau Blucher 20. Close Encounters of a Third Kind (1977) - Meeting the Mother Ship 21. A Few Good Men (1992) - Colonel Jessup in court

[@deborahkogan8742]

Thank you so much! Shawshank is my favorite.

[@salinasn3]

Same

[@davidcattin7006]

Blade Runner - Tears in the Rain.

[@malinowamamba89]

"THIS IS SPAAARTAAA" with the most epic music.

[@prosen8966]

I don’t have an issue w your list, but maybe it should have been longer, bc just of the top of my head, I’m thinking It’s a Wonderful Life (much of the movie) but the ending in particular; Endgame, that last fight scene was so spectacular - perhaps it hasn’t been around long enough for ppl to “never forget it” but you can easily see 40-50 yrs from now, that scene holding up in the same way earlier battle scenes held up from WWII; in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, there are plenty of memorable scenes, but when Ferris joins one of the floats and starts singing, that’s one for me; in Some Like it Hot, when Jack Lemmon is trying to get rid of his romantic partner at the end, telling his woes like “I can never have babies” and finally giving up, snatching off his wig & stating “I’m a man” and the response is “nobody’s perfect” - that’s a classic! Really, you could throw darts at The Sting and find a scene worthy of your list (IMPO); when RR & PN first meet and Johnny tells Henry he already knows how to drink; when Lonnegan questions his boss’ card playing abilities & Johnny tells him he cheats; I could go on to the final scene where Lonnegan appears to witness a shootout - that’s Emmy worthy; Ordinary People, after Conrad realizes he’s mad at his mother, he gives her a hug and she practically shudders the entire thing off her body; I could continue but this is already ridiculously long. Not that everybody would agree w my choices; just that I believe there’s room for a 20 movie long list. JMO. 🥰🥰🥰

[@raymondhopwood9393]

Rhett's departure in "Gone With the Wind" Rick convinces Ilsa to get on the plane in "Casablanca" Forrest's tearful talk with his departed Jenny in "Forrest Gump"

[@HeronCoyote1234]

A number of scenes from Braveheart (Longshanks making his son’s lover “fly” out the window, WW’d rousing speech to his men…). Mystic River when Sean Penn questions if that’s his daughter in the trunk of the car (always gives me shudders).

[@victors8465]

Each person's list is going to be different as we all have different things that we hold as important or as having some special meaning that's unique to us.

[@precious_muse]

I'd add at least one scene that never fails to make you laugh. That might be a good list for another time.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Blazing Saddles, among many, the campfire scene.

[@precious_muse]

@@HeronCoyote1234 My first thought was the witch burning scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

@@precious_muse I’ve still never seen any Monty Python movies or The Blues Brothers. Gotta get cracking.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

I would go with Mountain Top Twirl from the opening of Sound of Music for number one.

[@endorphinzz]

I also think George McFly knocking Biff out in Back To The Future is far more re-watchable than the clock tower scene.

[@vanessastegall]

Rocky’s training montage

[@christischeirer]

The opening scene to The Sound of Music with Maria turning and singing “The Hills Are Alive” should be on here. “I am your father” should be higher.

[@sassykaren7587]

My all time favorite movie is The Breakfast Club, and I used to know the whole script word for word. ❤

[@heatherbesocial]

Ditto - "Shermer High School - Shermer, Illinois 60062"

[@sassykaren7587]

@@heatherbesocial exactly 😊

[@chelseacanales8763]

The Breakfast Club dance scene is the best part of the movie.

[@victors8465]

Yeah - But it's probably the cutaway scene at the end with Judd Nelson punching his fist into the air as he walks across the sports field that most people remember from that movie.

[@mypeopleskillsarerusty4569]

Probably some people won’t agree but Avengers Assemble in Endgame

[@valentinadevogueofficialx]

People would agree with that , including me

[@vanessastegall]

@@valentinadevogueofficialx me too

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

@@vanessastegallThat makes another one of us, although the Big Six’s assembly at Grand Central(?) from the first _Avengers_ is also worth mentioning.

[@bighand1530]

@@Jeremiah_Rivers76 Yeah

[@jordandutra9029]

That’s the best part in Avengers Endgame.

[@LaLayla99]

Steel Magnolias "I would rather have 30 minutes of wonderful than a lifetime of nothing special." speech.

[@johnsumner6593]

Not the courtroom scene from a few good men with jack?

[@cynthiamaldonado8051]

For me it's the Patty Duke movie The Miracle Worker when she finally realizes that she can understand what she's been learning all that time.

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

That will never get old!

[@Cinderella72291]

I'm glad Jurassic park is number one, but I was hoping the scene " I'm flying" from Titanic. It's been my favorite scene since forever.

[@fabiolaenciso7228]

What about Harry Potter castle scene. I know that they show it in every movie but that first film when all the young cast is going to Hogwarts for the first and you see there faces, it is just priceless.

[@sheilaholmes996]

Great list. There’s so much to choose from.

[@barrellracer]

Not even a mention... Shame Shame MoJo “My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius. Commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next.”― Maximus, ‘Gladiator’...

[@SleeperLG]

Totally!

[@kathleengreer4639]

Billy Crystals Max in "The Princess Bride"

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Mandy Patinkin’s scene with the man who killed his father, Prince Humperdinck. Among many many many others; oh, hell. The whole movie!

[@Pocahontas580]

Ferris Bueller float scene, Tom cruise " you had me at hello and show me the money!

[@nicolaakuneme9024]

I'm surprised I'll be right here from et the extraterrestrial wasn't listed, let alone honorably mentioned

[@alyzu4755]

Every. Time. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Raymond.Jansen]

In Shawshank Andy didn't claim to be innocent, he was!

[@michaelstocker2880]

The scene late in “Driving Miss Daisy” when Mr Freeman’s character visits Miss Daisy in the nursing home and she is oblivious to he and Dan Akroyd being there. When she yells at Dan and starts talking to Morgan! There wasn’t a dry eye in the theater as we were leaving!

[@jonstreng7850]

The chase scene in Bullitt from 1968. That's the greatest use of two muscle cars in cinema history. I have forgotten one. The speech delivered by Tony Curtis: I am Spartacus!

[@liahmacncheese7495]

Adding that tbbt scene was such a fun added touch!😊

[@MrGabeanator]

I can’t wait for the animated films list

[@cindystrachan8566]

If you haven’t yet, you should do a video on the top tear-jerker moments in movies. The final scene of Shawshank Redemption would be at the top. PS: I would have put Shawshank as #1.

[@barbhowell1488]

The hospital scene from Terms of Endearment has me sobbing.

[@jamalvargas6146]

Turbo Broom Dance From Breakin' Or John Bookman fighting the gang bangers in his fathers store in Original Gangstas