unforgettable scenes (possible spoilers)

when they find the hole in Andy's room. Admit it, when you saw this part, you wanted to try it out too.

When I was younger, I was surprised and a bit freaked out, but now that I'm older, I can't help but laugh when the agent gets sucked out into the sky.

when someone gets a makeover to look like your freaking doppelganger, then you know that it's time to run.

the line is finally crossed by mother and son.

I'm a sucker for this type of scenes because it shows the most vulnerable side of the lead.

Ilsa tries to be tough for her husband's sake, but she can't go against her love for Rick anymore.

Jack and his ex-girlfriend's conversation is pretty much what the short film's about.

Sally's fake orgasm is probably one of the most embarrassing scenes I've ever watched, but it does prove her point.

I still cannot stop myself from feeling squeamish whenever I recall Gites' nose being slashed.



i was surprised by the incest between father and daughter.



and the implied incest between father/grandfather and daughter/granddaughter.

It's a pretty crazy movie, but the end really solidified *wink* their insanity for each other. It's supposed to be a disturbingly sweet scene, and it's supposed to end when they're suspended in their bliss, but my brain keeps reminding me that they died painfully.

the rape scene of the american remake. it looked real and made me close my eyes a lot.



one of the best revenge scenes ever. Lisbeth tattoos her rapist on his stomach, "I AM A SADISTIC PIG, A PERVERT, AND A RAPIST."

The shaving scene. Natalie Portman was shaved in real life for this scene.

the ending, when Walt is shot as he pulls his lighter out.

a film not fit for weak stomachs, I managed to somehow finish the movie. the part that really caught me off guard was the revelation of Woo-Jin's revenge, when Oh-Daesu flipped through the photo album.
unfortunately, I couldn't find a picture of the gift box or the album. so here's a link to the video if you want to watch it.

after not seeing each other for 4 years, Jack visits Ennis and the two miss each other so badly that they kiss. it's one of the most conflicted scenes in the movie because they want each other so much but at the same time are even more terrified to be really together, and their kiss in this scene shows that.



and of course, the ending. this ending made me feel horrible afterwards. too sad. too sweet.

The ending, when the horseman takes Lady Van Tassel to the underworld, into the tree of the dead and her hand sticks out of the tree. That scene is born out of nightmares.

When the protagonist shoots himself in the mouth and ends up alive.

I love every bit of the movie, but I decided on this scene because it shows Scarlett and Rhett's entire relationship, that though Rhett may have her, he never did truly invade her mind.

this has been my number 1 for years, and one of the scenes that still captivates me to this day is the part where they say good bye.

The caress scene with Bond and Silva. I could not keep my head straight while watching this in the cinema. I kept turning my head to the point that I want to watch the movie again just to watch that scene all over again.

When Marion tells Remy about her feelings for him, and he lets go of her, as if she were made of fire.