Most gratifying moments in tv/movies

[MG1968]

Thst must be a joke because nothing sensible supports your statement.

Naked Erika Eleniak >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tommy Lee Jones getting a knife stuck in his skull

 

[gordonr24]

Even though the film is historically inaccurate, I always loved the final battle scene in The Patriot. I love old warfare.

First, when the militia outsmart the redcoats, and the British army charges into the front lines of the entire Continental Army, and then every line fires a shot, killing a bunch, followed by the militia firing shots.

Second, I love the scene when Martin finishes off Colonel Tavington by stabbing him in the abdomen and then the throat.

 

[firestorm]

Naked Erika Eleniak >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tommy Lee Jones getting a knife stuck in his skull

How exactly did a playmate showing her boobs help save Honolulu after missles were fired by a remorseless Terrorist Mastermind?
How did that defeat Stranix the Terrorist Mastermind?

Do I have to read what a movie climax is to show you why that is a asinine nonsensical irrefutable wrong statement?

 

[MG1968]

How exactly did a playmate showing her boobs help save Honolulu after missles were fired by a remorseless Terrorist Mastermind?
How did that defeat Stranix the Terrorist Mastermind?

Do I have to read what a movie climax is to show you why that is a asinine nonsensical irrefutable wrong statement?

You're either:

1. 12 years old
2. not a native English speaker
3. lack a functioning sense of humor

maybe all three, I don't know, but you really should stop taking yourself so seriously.

 

[firestorm]

You're either:

1. 12 years old
2. not a native English speaker
3. lack a functioning sense of humor

maybe all three, I don't know, but you really should stop taking yourself so seriously.

You mean others so seriously.

 

[SWIL]

Entrapment. Catherine Zeta Jones....

Bump

 

[n_huffhines]

You're either:

1. 12 years old
2. not a native English speaker
3. lack a functioning sense of humor

maybe all three, I don't know, but you really should stop taking yourself so seriously.

#teamfirestorm

 

[firestorm]

Movie: On Deadly Ground

It's a tie.
Forrest easily smashes a bully in a bar uses punches which punched the racism out of him from a great good bad movie,
also shows off his fighting skills defeating multiple guys at a bar no sweat, defeats Mercenaries hired by the Corrupt Michael Jennings, Aegis employees leave the Oil Rig but Michael Jennings a delusional man refuses to accept it's a lost cause.
Also Forrest defeats the ruthless lowest garbage scum Michael after using cable to lasso him, hangs him on a hook, and shoots the hook with poetic justice the ruthless dirty Remorseless Michael Jennings a dirty big buisness owner drops in oil which is extremely dirty and no doubt killed because of the big explosion.

 

[bignewt]

Bump

Must be me but she is overrated.

 

[billford]

Lawless. When forrest tells jack. it is not the violence that sets men apart but the distance he's willing to go. That is so true.

 

[photovol]

Thought this would be cool. What were some of the most gratifying moments you've enjoyed on a show, or movie? I have several, but won't list them all yet. I will start with these

1) television- when Hotch killed Foyet on criminal minds for killing his ex wife. Watching that episode I knew she was going to die, and I didn't want him arrested. Glad they let Hotch get him.

2) movie- Doc Holiday showing up to take out Johnny Ringo. Hard to beat that one for me.

Scarlett's OHara, exclaiming, after all, tomorrow's another day!

 

[kiddiedoc]

No votes for "Yippee-Ki-Ay..."?

My first two thoughts were Kaiser Soze's change to a normal gait and Doc Holliday's scene at the big oak.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

Scarlett's OHara, exclaiming, after all, tomorrow's another day!

Wow, my aunt just quoted that earlier tonight. Crazy timing

 

[zreeves]

When Neo finally embraces his abilities as "The One" at the end of the Matrix and fights Agent Smith.

 

[happy-go_vol]

There's two kinds of people in this world.
Those with loaded guns and those who dig.

That ending, top 5 easily

 

[happy-go_vol]

Not the ending-ending, but ending enough to be most gratifying.

Y!aaaaaaaaaassssssssss

 

[Brave Volunteer]

In the movie Jaws...

"Smile you son of a..."

KABOOOOOOM!!!!!

 

[chargervol]

1.Karl Childers taking out Yoakum.
2. The episode where Tom caught Jerry's annoying little azz. Man I hated that mouse.

 

[Pruitt Will Do It]

When Rocky Balboa beats the count of 10 to win the Heavyweight Championship from Apollo Creed

The Final Charge in the movie "We Were Soldiers" where Lt General Moore's troops slaughter the North Vietnamese Army at the Battle of Ia Drang in 1965

 

[kiddiedoc]

We could probably do a whole thread of Game of Thrones moments

 

[RDU VOL#14]

When Rocky Balboa beats the count of 10 to win the Heavyweight Championship from Apollo Creed

The Final Charge in the movie "We Were Soldiers" where Lt General Moore's troops slaughter the North Vietnamese Army at the Battle of Ia Drang in 1965

I was going add that scene in “We were Soldiers” too. That’s a great movie. General Moore, who I believe was a Colonel at the time was an amazing leader and incredibly smart. I think he had a PhD from Harvard. The Seargant Major was a bad ass too. Fighting with only that .45 because the “M-16 was a B.B. Gun”.

 

[thehill98]

Mark Wahlberg’s character kills Matt Damon’s at the end of the Departed.

Harry Callahan shooting the Scorpio at the end of Dirty Harry.

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

In Game of Thrones when Oberon finally kills The Mountain. I turned it off when The Mountain was lying there near-dead. I was so excited.

I assume Oberon lived happily ever after?

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

In Rounders when Mike beat Teddy KGB at the end.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

It's Salma Hayek dancing on the bar with that snake in From Dusk Till Dawn.