Favorite movie scene, 2020

[fredystairs]

“Overgrown lawn mowers”

That made my day, thanks!!

 

[Anrakyr]

“No one knows the depths of you.”

 

[Mark121359]

Hooper:
“That’s a twenty footer.”

Quint:
“Twenty-five. Three tons of him.”

 

[Mark121359]

Judd Nelson.
The Breakfast Club

 

[Mark121359]

The Song of Bernadette.
“I am the Immaculate Conception”

 

[vz71]

I’ll just drop this here and continue to read the runners up.

 

[Tis_Bearself]

I love the old Eastwood westerns trilogy, but unfortunately it reminds me of a particularly bad time in my undergraduate school career when school was very difficult and burdensome and one of these was on the TV and I just wanted to have no more school work, be in some secure un-anxiety-ridden place, and sit and watch Clint Eastwood.

I am now more or less in that sort of place, but the Eastwood movies remind me so much of past anxiety, they are hard for me to enjoy. One day I will make myself watch them.

 

[CelticWarlord]

the Eastwood movies remind me so much of past anxiety, they are hard for me to enjoy.

I have musical selections which affect me the same way. Some memories I have no interest in resurrecting.

 

[Anesti33]

Katniss’ total gift of self in The Hunger Games.

 

[FiremanFrach]

That and the one from The Seven Ups.

 

[twf]

Heresy! Christopher Lee, May be Rest In Peace, was one of the few good things about the Prequels.

 

[Margaret_Ann]

“Dermot Fahy - F, A, H, Y - no E!” - Ken Curtis (who eventually played Festus in Gunsmoke. (He was really handsome in The Quiet Man.)