#8 - To Kill A Mockingbird – Gregory Peck’s powerful courtroom closing argument

this is pap...what about the" freedom"speach in braveheart,or the travis bickle"are you talking to me" speech in taxi driver?not to mention,yippee kay aye die hard,gone with the wind"frankly i dont give a damn......

Oh so much rubbish. Why not the fight with the charioteers in Gladiator. Or for that matter why gladiator at all, why not the Taxi Driver "are you looking at me?" scene ?

On a different note, what about the scene at the Norwegian base in "John Carpenter's The Thing" ?

Real problem is, most of the really memorable film scenes were not Universal Pictures - I could come up with about 20 that were more memorable that any of these, from other producers. Stuff like Roy Batty's "Tears in the rain" from bladrunner, or the "it's too bad she won't live. But then again who does?" from the same film. The epic car chase in To live and die in LA. The ending to "the Bucket List". Graham's "Just you and me now, sport" from Manhunter. And of course, "get away from her, you b****" from Aliens."I'll think I'll use the front door" in the Crow. Or T-bird's final speach, "I knew I knew you, I knew I knew you. But you ain't you. You can't be you..." from the same film. Ot the last lines from Dark City. The "pocket watch" gunfight at the end of for a few dollars more.

Or the absolutely wonderful scenes at the end of Once Upon a TIme in the West.

Ah no, I've found one. Unversal Pictures movie that is. What about the "funeral pyre" scene in the bourne supremacy ? For anyone who'd watched that it was pretty memorable. Gorgeous soundtrack, lots of emotion and zero words.

ET bit like george orewell, that many chidren beleaved it, wounderfull, still a tear jerca if youv got empathey.