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[Kadayi]

Inspired by Calcium talking about playing Jaws: The Board Game in This Thread

I kept thinking about Quints amazing monologue on the Boat when himself, Brody and Hooper are getting drunk and comparing scars and the USS Indianapolis comes up and what a great scene performance it was. Figured a thread was required.





So what's are some of your favourite Movie Monologues/Exchanges GAF

 

[mango drank]

Blade Runner: Tears in the Rain scene (I'm cock-blocking like 100 other people who were planning to post this)

 

[Kadayi]

Blade Runner: Tears in the Rain scene (I'm cock-blocking like 100 other people who were planning to post this)

Maximum Cockblocking achieved for sure

 

[Ben's Pack]

Exchange:

 

[GreyHorace]

Most of the Coen Bros filmography would count. But I thought some of the exchanges in O Brother Where Art Thou? were hilarious.

 

[teezzy]

GOAT

 

[Kadayi]

 

[MaestroMike]

 

[mango drank]

I can't stand IRL Zuckerberg and FB, but this movie was solid. EDIT: oh shit at my total post count lol. How appropriate that I posted a hacking scene as post #1337.

 

[kretos]

 

[triplestation]

i always loved this scene

it's both serious and fucking hilarious at the same time

i hope saïd taghmaoui ends up in the uncharted film

 

[SpiceRacz]

 

[zaanan]

Sorry, all the good shit was taken, couldn't resist

 

[SlimySnake]

i always thought this speech by the FBI director ripping the attorney general was really well written and directed.

 

[Tschumi]

I can't find a clip, but i submit the scene in Stand by me when River Phoenix just explodes everything and gets real about people's expectations about him, and his expectations about himself, them it turns out he beat all that crap

 

[God Enel]

Edward Norton in 25th hour always comes to my mind

 

[Halo is Back]

Classic

 

[Wunray]

Might get hate for this but:



and

 

[GreyHorace]

Might get hate for this but:



and

Personally I found Game of Shadows to be a crap movie. But that last showdown between Downey's Holmes and Jarred Harris' Moriarty for me is one of the best onscreen representations of this classic fictional rivalry.

It matches Jeremy Brett's and Eric Porter's version in Granada TV version of Sherlock Holmes.



And is a thousand times better than the crap we got in the BBC's Sherlock.

 

[West Texas CEO]

 

[Ballthyrm]

I'm a sucker for both king speeches in LOTR






There is also a classic from Charlie Chaplin

 

[JimmyRustler]

Top tier acting from Cruise.



Also, I always loved the final interogation scene from Lord of War. Booted the movie multiple times just to watch this one scene.

 

[Slings and Arrows]

Devil's advocate

Pacino's rant about God.

"I'M A FAN OF MAAAAN"

 

[GreyHorace]

I always found this scene with St Paul and Jesus from The Last Temptation of Christ to be quite compelling. Paul lectures Jesus why worshippers don't need him as an ordinary man, but as the resurrected Christ and Son of God.

 

[AV]

Greatest movie of the 21st century so far, don't @ me

 

[T8SC]

 

[INC]

 

[INC]

 

[Schrödinger's cat]

I love good monologues and verbal sparring. Total sucker for Pacino's Scent of a Woman number. It's formulaic but it hits all the right notes. Hoo-ahh indeed.

I recall watching Charlie Wilson's War on release and enjoying it most for the dialogue and Philip Seymour Hoffman's performance. So, enjoy:

 

[Ballthyrm]

Philip Seymour Hoffman's performance

I miss him

 

[Sidney Prescott]

A lot of my favourites have been posted already but I absolutely have to mention The Green Mile. The scene where he's talking about how tired he is of the world, it is so sad.

 

[Red Rackham's Revenge]

The riddle of steel scenes in Conan the Barbarian

 

[niilokin]

great movie, like an evil more twisted Max Payne.

almost everything by Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder was golden

 

[Maiden Voyage]

Daniel Day Lewis is GOAT-tier:

 

[Sidney Prescott]

I love this scene from Al Pacino. I really think he was something else as Tony Montana. People often will bring up Michael Corleone which was equally as incredible, but I have a softer spot for his Scarface performance. There was more intensity to the character.

 

[Maiden Voyage]

 

[Maiden Voyage]

 

[INC]

 

[Ballthyrm]

Anything by Daniel Day Lewis is considered cheating.

 

[INC]

 

[SpartanN92]

Tenet Spoilers

Spoiler

“I see this as the end of a beautiful friendship.” “But for me it’s just the beginning?”

 

[Men_in_Boxes]

Out of the 113 amazing scenes in the Rocky franchise, this one is near the top.

 

[Maiden Voyage]

Tenet Spoilers

Spoiler

“I see this as the end of a beautiful friendship.” “But for me it’s just the beginning?”

Never saw Pattisons work prior to Tennet. I came away impressed.

 

[Ballthyrm]

Out of the 113 amazing scenes in the Rocky franchise, this one is near the top.

Sylvester Stallone is a great script writer when he wants to.

 

[SpartanN92]

Never saw Pattisons work prior to Tennet. I came away impressed.

He’s a great actor, he’s got a shitty reputation from Twilight.

 

[Sidney Prescott]

He’s a great actor, he’s got a shitty reputation from Twilight.

Pattinson is a great actor indeed. Twilight used to be all I thought about when I saw him, but he really has done such a great job putting that behind him. He was fantastic in Good Time and The Lighthouse also. He has a realism about his acting that is really endearing. I think he could really surprise people as a darker Bruce Wayne.

 

[Schrödinger's cat]

He’s a great actor, he’s got a shitty reputation from Twilight.

I only saw the first Twilight movie and made a point of avoiding the rest. But I agree. Everything I've caught Pattinson in shows him to be rock solid, and take on great roles.

I really enjoyed him in "Good Time" - it's hardly a 'happily ever after' type movie, but a good watch.

Good Time (2017) ⭐ 7.3 | Crime, Drama, Thriller

1h 42m | R

www.imdb.com

 

[Halo is Back]

One of the very few times I yelled out "OH SHIT" in the theaters when I watched this. Loved this movie.

 

[GeorgioCostanzaX]

 

[OmegaSupreme]