What is your favourite scene in any movie?

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Mine is in Titanic (1997). The immediate aftermath of the ship hitting the iceberg and the reaction to it. I have seen the
film more times than I can count but bit still takes my breath away.

The kissing couples at the end of Cinema Paradiso.

When the animals all run down the field home in The Incredible Journey.

The cave scene in The English Patient 😢

I don’t think that’s a film, that’s the series

Funeral Blues, great poem.

I also love the later scene after the nativity where she has just confronted Alan Rickman, then turns around and snaps back into Mum Mode and hugs the children saying "darlings! You were wonderful!"

Me again…
Silver Linings Playbook: ‘read between the lines…’

My Cousin Vinny: Marisa Tomei as the expert witness ‘The defence is wrong’….her NYC accent is brilliant

Good Will Hunting: ‘it’s not your fault….’ has me in tears every time

Makes me sob every time

Wolf Of Wall Street when the yacht is on the stormy ocean

Because of the sheer ridiculousness of it and how it just all of a sudden blasted out from speakers in the church startling everyone!

SANTA!!!!!

The English Patient is so sad! “I promise I’ll never leave you.”

The devil wears Prada when Andy phones Emily and offers her all the clothes from Paris.

Several scenes in the fugitive...

When Abileen stands up to hilly Holbrook in THE HELP

The Emma Thompson scene in LOVE ACTUALLY in the bedroom crying and smoothing the bed whilst playing JONI MITCHELL. What a pig Snape is!

Julie Walters and Stellan Skarsgård singing Take A Chance on Me in Mama Mia.

The final scene in the way we were.

Helena Bonham Carter kissing Julian Sands in a field of wheat in a Room with a View while Puccini plays over the scene. My God every time I watch that film I long to be a Victorian teenager in Florence. If you’ve not watched it you are missing an absolute treat.

The cooking scene in The Godfather when Clemenza teaches Michael how to make spaghetti with tomato sauce, meatballs & sausage because “you might have to cook for 20 guys one day”.

The funeral scene in Steel Magnolias. Sally Field is incredible and I cry every time

The ending of La La land. It’s not a great film, but the ending is so un Hollywood and poignant.

In Monsters Inc when Sully says goodbye to Boo.

Lovely film, it was set in the Edwardian era. The book was written in 1908.

The aria in Philadelphia, so moving

Agree with Schindler's List and a Few Good Men

The Rock - the shower room scene

Bridges of Madison County - "this kind of certainly only comes around but once" (Clint Eastwood to Meryl Streep)

Zulu - When Michael Caine and Stanley Baker talk about who took their commission first.

Oh. The end of Dead Poets Society;

"Oh Captain, my Captain."

"Thank you, boys. Thank you"

Love this! One of my fave films 🎥 🚌

For me - Notting Hill - the press conf and then the very end scene the garden

Forrest Gump, where Jenny wades across the reflecting pool having seen Forrest make the speech. Or later on when she comes back to his house as he is mowing the grass. 'Then... One day... She was there.' Makes me go every single time.