The updated top 10 film scenes of all time
Dec 20, 2023 3:00:24 GMT
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Post by drystyx on Dec 20, 2023 3:00:24 GMT
The criteria is that the scenes are a continual flow of either one location or one character in a flow going through locations or cut away shots from such scenes, back and forth.
You may wonder why I leave out some monumental scenes from monumental films. I don't have any of the thousands of great scenes from LOTR, for example, but that's because you could omit any of those scenes and still have a 10/10 masterpiece. These are scenes that helped the film become greater than it might have been otherwise.
10. Something from 007? How about the henchman killed by "Number One"? Of course, the embezzler from THUNDERBALL.
9. Inglorious end in a ditch from THE BRIDGES AT TOKO RI:
8. The one scene that saved BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S from being nothing. The cat:
7. Not on You Tube, but it's one of two Hitchcock scenes worthy of the list. From SECRET AGENT, the cut away shots, from assassination on the mountain, to the mark's dog.
6. It's not on you tube, but it's the memorable scene from 49TH PARALLEL, where the one heroic German soldier is arrested by the very man whose life he saved and taken out for a trial in the field.
5. The memorable scene of irony in THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL:
4. The list wouldn't be complete without what is not only the most iconic and famous film scene, but also the most iconic and famous film still shot, from NORTH BY NORTHWEST.
3. The greatest gunfight scene in film History. RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY! Can Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea stand a chance against rotten John Anderson, Warren Oates, and James Drury?
2. The ending of Nankyoku Monogatari, Taro and Jiro survived
1. Tomorrow Belongs to Me: from Cabaret
You may wonder why I leave out some monumental scenes from monumental films. I don't have any of the thousands of great scenes from LOTR, for example, but that's because you could omit any of those scenes and still have a 10/10 masterpiece. These are scenes that helped the film become greater than it might have been otherwise.
10. Something from 007? How about the henchman killed by "Number One"? Of course, the embezzler from THUNDERBALL.
9. Inglorious end in a ditch from THE BRIDGES AT TOKO RI:
8. The one scene that saved BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S from being nothing. The cat:
7. Not on You Tube, but it's one of two Hitchcock scenes worthy of the list. From SECRET AGENT, the cut away shots, from assassination on the mountain, to the mark's dog.
6. It's not on you tube, but it's the memorable scene from 49TH PARALLEL, where the one heroic German soldier is arrested by the very man whose life he saved and taken out for a trial in the field.
5. The memorable scene of irony in THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL:
4. The list wouldn't be complete without what is not only the most iconic and famous film scene, but also the most iconic and famous film still shot, from NORTH BY NORTHWEST.
3. The greatest gunfight scene in film History. RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY! Can Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea stand a chance against rotten John Anderson, Warren Oates, and James Drury?
2. The ending of Nankyoku Monogatari, Taro and Jiro survived
1. Tomorrow Belongs to Me: from Cabaret
