T1B

I haven't been to a movies theater/cineplex in many years. Mostly because I think what is put on film these days is trash. I do watch some on TV on cable. Some films are truly classic and have scenes in them that I always enjoy. Among them is the opening action of Dirty Harry with the classic make my day bit. Was about to turn in tonight and Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid started on TCM. Love that opening scene where Sundance is playing cards and is accused of cheating. The showdown is also classic. "Hey Kid, how good are you?" Do they make flicks as good as that anymore? Rules in a knife fight?

The baptism/"settling of family business" scene in the godfather.

The Three Amigos.....when Chevy Chase has the full canteen

Most any scene with Lanny Barbie in it.

"The Professional", when Jean Claude Reno is walking out the building at the end and takes Gary Oldham with him.

The whole movie is unforgettable and one I can never pass up when surfing, like tonight.

The 'Diner' scene at the end of Pulp Fiction.

Al Pacino's speech in Scent of a Woman.

Pretty much all I've got... not much of a movie person. I'm sure there's something from Shawshank, but I can't bring those memories to the surface. Probably the scene which ended with Andy saying, "Get busy living, or get busy dying."

Most any part of Patton or The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.

"What do you mean 'brought it bowling,' Dude? I didn't rent it shoes. I'm not buying it a fucking beer. He's not taking your fucking turn, Dude."

OVER THE LINE!!!!!

The "Planet Of The Apes" parody scene from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

I bet you're the kind of guy that would fuck a person in the ass and not even have the goddamn common courtesy to give him a reach-around.

One of the best lines ever in a movie.

The door gunner in the huey mowing down women, kids, water buffalo, etc (all likely VC) was pretty good too. "don't lead'em so much"

Get some!!!!!!

Well, here's a scene you've not seen before, but you've given it suck with your cowardly mind..it's an expressionist art queer portraying The Rape Of America By The Zionist Contagion...yep, that's the actual working title...oh well, at least it wasn't directly sponsored with your money...

http://videobam.com/JbMso

For Shlomo (aka just another day at T1B)

Here are a couple of winners.

poptart wrote:

Oh...my...god.

Damn near the whole "Christmas Vacation" movie.

"Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor..? Hell no!"

"Germans?"

"Forget it, he's rolling."

"After Hours"is one of those little shown movie gems. Really funny look that is the freak show of late night/early morning in many cities.

A lot of great scenes in this movie...



Take care of my son here...see that he doesn't go crazy.

--you know who

Best action sequence in my mind. I can watch it over and over again.

yeah, for sure anything from The Shawshank Redemption as noted as well as The Green Mile which has not.

But still.... this movie ranks.

The bar scene from Inglorious Basterds.



The opening scene from Hitcher.

Never get tired this

Taxi Driver - you talkin' da me?

The Sheriff is A mvscal....

Taxi Driver



Doctor Strangelove

"Dave's not here man"
and pretty much everything in
Up In Smoke

Mtard should like this one.

Saw this in a theater when it first came out and was literally hanging on to my seat during the shots going downhill from the driver's POV.

Gee mikey I would have thought you would have picked something from Chinatown.

Either you bring the water to [San Diego] or you bring [San Diego] to the water.

Chinatown was about LA.

And I don't live in San Diego.

I know it wasn't in LA you fat stupid tard. That's why I put in the []s.

Let me guess. You are one of those pissy little shits that thinks Escondido or La Hoya are not in SD?

Actually, La Jolla IS in San Diego you ignorant little twat.

Escondido isn't.

La Hoya is in Spain.

So you are one of those pissy little shits. Newsfladh douche, you live in San Diego. And that's being generous because you basically live in suburban LA.

Mikey wrote:La Hoya is in Spain.

And at Georgetown.

I don't live in Escondido and I don't live in San Diego. I live in San Diego County. You do know the difference. I hope.

Do you think Cambria and Paso Robles are in San Luis Obispo?

Moving Sale wrote:you basically live in suburban LA.

About as much as you do.

So again you are the kind of pissy shit that thinks they don't live in SD cause they live in chula vista or san ysidro.
SLO is not a megalopolis but SD is. You live in the sprawl so you live in SD.