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Neil H

New member
The JU52 flying over the mountains at the start of \'Where Eagles Dare\'

But agree \'Band of Brothers\' is up there with the best films ever!

Neil
 

Bill

New member
Platonic love (Latin: Amor Platonicus), is a deep and spiritual connection between two individuals, within such relation does not exist any form of sexual connection or element.

Not willing to go into any more detail than that on the other side of things... :]
 

ScottRadom

Shogun of Saskatchewan
Originally posted by Bill
Platonic love (Latin: Amor Platonicus), is a deep and spiritual connection between two individuals, within such relation does not exist any form of sexual connection or element.

Not willing to go into any more detail than that on the other side of things... :]

I accept you for who you are! Whatever you and your bro-friend have going on, that\'s for you two to determine.

Now bask in my acceptance. Bask I say!
 

alextheartist

New member
I knew that, i was just teasing :D

You are \"married\" but in a non gay way..

Have you finished it?? You will enjoy it methinks...

Also worth watching the extras, has interviews with the actualy people.

alex
 

Bill

New member
I don\'t want your acceptance, crazy butcher man :p

Alex: we\'ve been retro, watching it on a 5-year-old video, so no extras unfortunately, but there are clips of interviews with the guys before and after each episode. Quality stuff.
 

ScottRadom

Shogun of Saskatchewan
Originally posted by Bill
I don\'t want your acceptance, crazy butcher man :p

Alex: we\'ve been retro, watching it on a 5-year-old video, so no extras unfortunately, but there are clips of interviews with the guys before and after each episode. Quality stuff.

Oh man, you should really see if you can hunt down a Blu-Ray or DvD for the extras. I enjoyed them almost as much as the show. They go back and you get brief tours of the battlesights from some of the 506 guys, as well as post war perspective. Very well done series.

But back on topic for me... a scene I forgot about was the opening gun fight from Hard Boiled. Hoopity doo! Also the sequence when the Reliant opens up on the Enterprise from Wrath of Khan and you get the big reveal fo Khan on the viewscreen. R.I.P. Ricardo!
 

geaugan

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Ok, one more super favorite. We band of Brothers- Henry IV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRj01LShXN8
 
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@ Donga and Alex. I have both Letters From Iwo Jima and Flags of Our Fathers. Letters is a good movie, I wasn\'t too impressed by Flags of Our Fathers, I think they worked it up a bit too much before the initial release and I was just disappointed that it wasn\'t that great when I went to see it. Hmmm would be interesting to see something similar to BoB but in the pacific, especially if Hanks and Spielberg do it.

Although to be honest I must say I don\'t get as excited about WW2 Pacific theater stuff as i do about European. I guess I just have a thing for them Tiger tanks. :p
 

alextheartist

New member
My reasons for thinking it won\'t be as good exactly...

Prehaps something on the Russian frount could be interesting...??

Alex
 

Crackpot

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Uaaaahhh! There are too many good scenes in too many good movies. ;)
When it comes to action, my favorite scene is the gunfight in \"HEAT\". The noise of the gunfire in the street canions is absolutely deafening.
When it comes to car chasings, my favorite would be in \"Ronin\" when they rush through all these little lanes in france (or was it italy?).
When it comes to dialogues, I love the \"Desert Eagle speech\" of Bullet Tooth Tony in \"Snatch\". I laught my ass of! :D
 

geaugan

New member
So I called Henry V the IV so in penance I give you the final scene of The 300.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFOl-QXpLc4
 

Cleezy

New member
My personal fav\'s are (in no particular order)

The restaurant dialogue in reservoir dogs in which Mr Pink gives his reason for not paying tips.

Also from reservoir Dogs the \'torture\' scene in which Michael Madsen douses a gent in petrol after knifing of his ear all the while to \'Stuck in the middle\' there\'s just something appealing. :p

Others include from the Dark Knight the joker walking out from the hospital after his talk to harvey dent, his little shuffle and dance are quite hilarious.

Many scenes from saving private ryan.

Again too many scenes in Pulp Fiction. I have a love for the way Tarantino uses dialogue in both reservoir dogs and pulp fiction.

The scene in Casino Royale were bond and vesper are psychographing each other, and she mentions his watch saying something along the lines of posh watch probably rolex, Bond replying Omega actually. Lovely bit of product placement LOL

Just a few scenes loads more though its just not easy to recall at times
 

ScottRadom

Shogun of Saskatchewan
Man, I was watching Band of Brothers again from the begining last night. I totally forgot that Simon Pegg was in that!
 

Aliengod3

Active member
One of my fav scenes is in Episode III when Obi Wan and Anakin are on mustafar hovering over the lava and Obi Wan says, \"Anakin, Palpatine is evil\" and Anakin responds, \"from my point of view the jedi are evil.\" I like it because it was the point when you realize how far down the dark path Anakin has fallen and it is sad :(

Also in the movie Adventures in Babysitting when the group is running from the mobsters and they end up in a blues night club on stage and as they are trying to leave the stage to get away from the mobsters the lead singer stops them and say, \"Aint nobody leavin\' this place without sangin\' the blues...\" and they proceed to sing the blues.
 
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