Top 10 best scenes in Cinematic history

"You! You!
What have I done?"

The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957)

 

The 60s Bond films were the best

 

I already posted my 10, but what the hell? there are many!

Lawrence of Arabia- after the train attack, a prophet's shadow!



2001: A Space Odyssey The Blue danube waltz sequence



Casablanca - "Here is looking at you, kid."

 

Billy Batts

 

I've rewatched the Bond movies so many times and I agree with you.
The slow slide downwards started with The Man With The Golden Gun in 1974...

 

Actually diamonds are forever is shit shit shit shit. That’s actually the worst of the bonds.

 

Lol, all??
So it was a cash-grab for Connery but it's got some moments.

I'd rate it 5-6/10

I'd say the later Moore or Brosnan efforts are the worst...Octopussy, Die Another Day, etc

 

For your eyes only was good, I thought.

 

Yes because Cubby Brocolli and Micheal G. Wilson pulled back from all the ridiculousness / gadgetry that reached its peak with the laughable Moonraker.

 

Nah. "Never Say Never Again" takes the crown as the worst Bond film ever. I couldn't believe how crappy that film turned out coming from the guy who directed 'The Empire Strikes Back'.

 

This scene must rank as #1 in the memory of many 90's pre-teen boys. A delicious prime Lauren Holly as a wet dream!

 

No idea who she is or what movie it is.
So it doesn't specifically belong in this thread?

 

Can' really count that as its nothing to do with Cubby Brocolli or EON Productions.

But it was incredibly lame I agree.

 

Was that one with Connery? Coming back after More had already stepped in?

 

Originally Kevin MClory owned the filming rights to only one novel: Thunderball
Because of a writing/production dispute with Ian Fleming over the original in the mid-60s, it took MClory ten years to even get this project started or re-written.

Because Roger Moore was already signed up with EON Productions to make 7 movies (and thus he was already scheduled to make Octopussy), the producers paid Sean Connery $3m to play Bond in this movie, a remake of Thunderball but with a different title.

 

Yeah I don’t count that film as a Bond film. Horrible horrible film

 

In Cinematic history?

 

Movies, yes, not sure what you mean by that fancy term. Im just throwing it out there. A classic comedic moment.

 

Fancy term?
It is what it is - self explanatory.

I really doubt The Other Guys makes it onto many 'Greatest Comedies in Movie History' lists let alone that scene.

 

If it doesnt it should. Its a fuckin great movie!!

Lol im just kidding about the fancy term, I just like how you threw that term out there, as if to indicate a comedy cant be a 'cinematic' success :)

 

Yeah it' a great movie...it just doesn't rate as high in the comedic stakes.
Mainly because Will 'Unfunny' Ferrell is in it.

 

The movie is all about Walhberg

 

Wahlberg I like pretty much all of his movies!

 

Is a Bond movie with original Bond actor Sean Connery. It fucking counts, you cunt!

 

No it doesnt.
Not in any way, shape or form.
Unless you'e one of those bores who claim that 'ohhhhh of course Connery was Bond'

It's a very poor facsimile of James Bond and belongs with the original Casino Royale effort: in a shitter .

 

Word

 

Precisely because it is utter shit that it fucking counts as the most terrible boring piece of crap with James Bond as the main character. Agent 007 here becomes plain zero! Who cares who produced it: it was still a freaking James Bond movie, not a Star Trek film nor a Rocky film. It was BOND!

 

So in the 90s you as a pre-teen never wanked to this movie scene? what the hell are you? A FAG???

 

Still no idea what you'e talking about.

* And, from the above post, neither do you.