When Vader says...."so you have a sister.......Obi-Wan was wise"....oh you know the rest......

Hm... I don't watch a lot of movies but I do have my favorite scenes I guess...

One scene that I really liked that I saw recently is the scene in "I Am Legend" when his dog starts to turn into a vampire dog, so he kills her. That makes my heart hurt!

The scene in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" where Wales is telling the motley bunch that end up on the ranch that even if it looks hopeless "you have to fight like a mad dog and never give up".

The scene in "Tenacious D - The Pick of Destiny" where RJ Dio says in this really sincere voice: "But... Satan's not in a guitar pick. He's here... in our hearts..."

The scene in "Casino Royale" where they've got Bond tied to a chair and he's being ball-whipped, and he's screaming, and then when the guy stops he starts laughing and says, "A little to the left!"

The scene in "Tropic Thunder" where Tugg Speedman holds up Cockburn's head and talks about how "fake" it is.

I have a lot of favorite scenes from older movies, like "North By Northwest" and "Bullitt"... a good chase scene in an otherwise crappy movie makes it worth the price of admission to me. yours in Chaos, Scarlett

Titanic = When Rose jumps back on the ship and runs screaming for Jack and then he calls her stupid when she runs into his arms.

Grease = When Danny sings Stranded at the drie-in.

The Shinning = When that Danny sees something through the mirror and does the REDRUM ..REDRUM!

Benny & June....when Benny plays the musical balloon for her....awwwwwwweeee....sighhhhhh!

How about when Vader says "Join me and together we will rule the galaxy as father and son."

Everytime I hear that I think "Hell yes! I would!"

In King of NewYork when Frank White(Chris Walken) kills the Italian dude playing cards and walks away...and then comes back to shoot him in the ass a couple more times while he's lying dead on the floor.....classic

The duel In Barry Lyndon between Redmond and Captain Quinn - "I'm not sorry, I'll not apologise, and I'd soon as go to Dublin as to hell."

When Gandolf dies in Fellowship of the Ring....I cried like a little b*tch when that happened...it is just so emotional how it all happens.