North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
The Matrix (dodging bullets fired by the agents-- well, most of them)
North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
The Matrix (dodging bullets fired by the agents-- well, most of them)
The Empire Strikes Back (Princess Leia tells Han Solo “I love you” as he’s about to be frozen in carbonite; he answers “I know”)
North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
The Matrix (dodging bullets fired by the agents-- well, most of them)
The Empire Strikes Back (Princess Leia tells Han Solo “I love you” as he’s about to be frozen in carbonite; he answers “I know”)
Metropolis (the rings of light go up and down the robot, as it turns into the false Maria)
North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
The Matrix (dodging bullets fired by the agents-- well, most of them)
The Empire Strikes Back (Princess Leia tells Han Solo “I love you” as he’s about to be frozen in carbonite; he answers “I know”)
Metropolis (the rings of light go up and down the robot, as it turns into the false Maria)
Network (The “I’m Mad as Hell” sequence, with the people going to their windows to yell, during the lightning storm)
North By Northwest (Cary Grant being chased by a plane)
A Streetcar Named Desire (“Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!”)
Alien (Kane’s last meal with his shipmates)
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (E.T. leaves his friends on Earth behind on the mothership, which creates a rainbow as a sign of parting to the earthlings).
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (The climactic showdown at the cemetery)
The Matrix (dodging bullets fired by the agents-- well, most of them)
The Empire Strikes Back (Princess Leia tells Han Solo “I love you” as he’s about to be frozen in carbonite; he answers “I know”)
Metropolis (the rings of light go up and down the robot, as it turns into the false Maria)
Network (The “I’m Mad as Hell” sequence, with the people going to their windows to yell, during the lightning storm)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (man brings a sword to a gun fight)
New category:
Iconic scenes in movies (Part 2)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
Reservoir Dogs (the ear scene)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (the fight in the church)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
Reservoir Dogs (the ear scene)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (the fight in the church)
Casablanca. The airport scene at the end. Some of the best-known movie quotes come from it.
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
Reservoir Dogs (the ear scene)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (the fight in the church)
Casablanca. The airport scene at the end. Some of the best-known movie quotes come from it.
The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy’s emergence into a colorful Munchkinland)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
Reservoir Dogs (the ear scene)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (the fight in the church)
Casablanca. The airport scene at the end. Some of the best-known movie quotes come from it.
The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy’s emergence into a colorful Munchkinland)
A Night at the Opera (The crowded stateroom scene)
West Side Story (“How many can I kill, Chino? How many? And still have one bullet left for me?”)
Star Wars (Luke’s “trench run” in his X-wing fighter, destroying the Death Star with a little help from Han)
The Bride of Frankenstein (Karloff as the monster smoking a cigar with the blind hermit-- although, actually, the longer scene in the hut, with the lines “Friend good,” and “Fire bad” might count-- don’t know how long the “Iconic” scene should be)
Forgive me, but I could run this whole category Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
Reservoir Dogs (the ear scene)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (the fight in the church)
Casablanca. The airport scene at the end. Some of the best-known movie quotes come from it.
The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy’s emergence into a colorful Munchkinland)
A Night at the Opera (The crowded stateroom scene)
The Shawshank Redemption (When Andy escapes from the pipe and stands with arms up to be cleansed by the rain)
Iconic lines in movies
“Get busy living, or get busy dying.” - The Shawshank Redemption
Psycho (The “Shower Scene”)
