Most Awesome Film Scenes.

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Can't say there's anything great about that clip mate.

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Bring a horse for me?

The Big Lebowski



Full Metal Jacket

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Ah yes never post whilst drunk mate

Crazy how the network clip is now more relevant than ever tho!

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One of the greatest episodes ever.

Wonder Woman


Inglourious Basterds

Sheesh, how were these not included yet??

U-Turn
This is a good scene and a good movie. Its the Garage scene.
Shawn Pen plays a character who owes money to the wrong kind of people. They have already cut two of his fingers off as a warning that they better get their money. So he's on the way to get the money from a friend a long distance away and finds himself broke down in this desert town with a blown radiator hose and at the mercy of this creepy mechanic.

Jeniffer lopez also has a roll in this movie.

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Deliverance was a great movie! When Burt showed up with that compound bow and saved that fella from doing his chore that was a moment.

The closing scene with the Sherrif was good too.

So hard to believe Burt is gone.

2 clips from me, one of a animal that is so in charge, freezing you to the spot and another that features a Shark

Even just for the reload and press check at 2:42 😁



CX.

Gone in 60 Seconds, no not the Nic Cage version but the original from 1974 by writer, director, producer, main actor, and stunt driver H.B. Halicki. You can truly say this guy did it all. Longest Hollywood chase scene (40 minutes) to date, longer than Bullitt and included unscripted crash scenes and real life injuries to himself and others. He also was the driver in the mega big car jump near the end of the chase scene.
He owned most of the cars filmed including the two Challengers and Eleanor (1973 Ford Mustang Mach I). Known as the "The Car Crash King" he sadly died young (48) in 1989, in a car crash during a water tower stunt while filming a sequel to Gone in 60 Seconds. His wife Denice Shakarian Halicki of only 3 months marriage was an actress and producer for the remake of 'Gone in 60 Seconds' (2000; Nic Cage).


Chase scene continued if interested...
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