Best scene in a movie

[mojo1701]

The Big Lebowski:

Walter: Ah, f**k it, Dude. Let's go Bowling.

and

Quintana: Nobody f**ks with the Jesus.

Walter: Eight-year-olds, Dude.

The Empire Strikes Back: It's already been said...
The Phantom Menace: Duel of the Fates.
Attack of the Clones: Yoda duel. Nuff said.
Fellowship of the Ring: The Fall of Gandalf and Boromir's sacrifice.
The Two Towers: Helm's Deep.
Return of the King: "You bow to no one..."
The Matrix: You said it. The Subway.
The Matrix: Reloaded: Freeway.
American Wedding: Do I even need to say it? Bachelor Party!

 

[Lady Mer]

Return of the King: the lighting of the beacons
Fellowship of the Ring: Aragorn smiles as he goes to face the orcs
Raiders of the Lost Ark: the crew on the boat watches as Indy climbs on top of the sub.
Last Crusade: the final ride into the sunset
Rob Roy: the final duel at the end
The Ring: "You weren't supposed to help her. Don't you understand, Rachel? She never sleeps." and when

Spoiler

Samara climbs out of the television and does her superspeed moment

 

[Wolf72]

Deep Blue ... or is it Deep Blue Sea? anyway the underwater, genetic lab that's working on sharks one ... with Samuel L. Jackson.

Greatest scene: he's giving the ol' we're #1 speech ... and then one of the super sharks comes out of the water and eats him

 

[Revenge of the Bjorn]

In no particular order:
The Song Remains the Same: Its Gandalf! Wait no, its the hermit from Four Symbols. Wait its...Jimmy Page!
Raiders of the Lost Ark: All the "Holy Crap! I get it now!" scenes, like the "Heil Hitler" revealing how the Nazis' had the inscription and reading the inscription "They're digging in the wrong spot" Also the Warehouse.
Bowling For Columbine: Its a Wonderful World
Almost Famous: "How do you know when its kicked in?" "I'm on drugs!" and basically all the bits from that party scene.

 

[WanderingMonster]

Return of the Jedi: The fight over the Sarlaac pit.

Best of Show: Fred Willard's commentary

Fellowship of the Ring (EE): "Mordor, Gandalf: is it left or right?" "Left."

The Two Towers: Legolas shield-surfing (sorry—I'm a sucker for cheesey action sequences)

Return of the King: Cirith Ungol

History of the World Part I: The Inquisition (what a show!)

 

[BobROE]

The Fifth Element: The fight scene with opera in the background.

Equilibrium: The gun dueling scene

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie: I can't really pick one.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

Startrek VIII: First Contact.
The scene where Lily and Picard talk about his "quest" to destroy the wha...borg.
A very fine piece of art by Patrick Steward, I think.

 

[VirgilCaine]

Red Dawn: Soviet paratroopers begin landing on the high school football field.

The Americans singing "America the Beautiful" [?] before the Soviets and their AFVs mow them down. Always brings a tear to my eye.
The spider holes during the ambush at the gas station.
The dead man behind his bumper-stickered car in the beginning.

 

[Djeta Thernadier]

Battle scenes from Return of the King.
Likewise, the Aragorn dream scene

The ballroom scene in Beauty & the Beast

The wide shots of Egyptian temples in The Mummy movies (recent ones)

Esmeralda sings God Help the Outcasts in The Hunchback (animated)

Freeing the Harpy in the Last Unicorn (Never run from anything immortal, it attracts their attention)

The chess scene in Harry Potter

Ballroom scene in Labyrinth

Part of your world scene in the Little Mermaid (this movie/song got me through high school)

"Of course you don't have wings, you're a boy!" - The Dark Crystal (and virtually all of the Dark Crystal.)

Shoplifting scene in Breakfast at Tiffanys

Night on Bald Mountain scene in Fantasia

Lilo & Stitch
4 scenes : "Ohana means family", "Lost", Lilo exlains why she needs to feed Pudge the Fish, and "She looks like she could use some lovin'"
(Lilo & Stitch is a darn funny movie)

Train scene and Ballroom dream scene in Anastasia (animated) (I apparently like ballroom scenes...)

Tough to Be a God - Road to El Dorado

Pirates of the Carribean - Any scene with Jack Sparrow in it, esp. the one when he is on the island.

to name a few... (I like cartoons)

 

[Sarigar]

Normally movies use abuse of animals as a way to convey a character as being evil. However, Arnold seems to be one actor who can get away with it and it still is humorous. In Conan he knocks a camel out, and in True Lies he bashes the two attack dogs together and knocks them unconscious. Two good scenes because they do go against the norm.