Scenes that Define Films
09-25-2011, 04:55 AM
I saw this on another board. Remember, post scenes that you believed defined the film, not your favorite scene from the movie.
Heat - De Niro and Pacino chatting at the diner.
The Dark Knight - The Joker's final scene.
Halloween - When Laurie asked Loomis if Michael was the boogeyman.
The Thing - the whole blood test, when paranoia actually set in.
Psycho - I know a lot of people say the shower scene, but I honestly believe the conversation during the sandwich scene explains a lot about Norman.
The Shawshank Redemption - When Red and Andy are playing chess, talking about their guilt.
Heat - De Niro and Pacino chatting at the diner.
The Dark Knight - The Joker's final scene.
Halloween - When Laurie asked Loomis if Michael was the boogeyman.
The Thing - the whole blood test, when paranoia actually set in.
Psycho - I know a lot of people say the shower scene, but I honestly believe the conversation during the sandwich scene explains a lot about Norman.
The Shawshank Redemption - When Red and Andy are playing chess, talking about their guilt.
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