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The Hangover, at the end when Stu confronts his girlfriend about her being an awful person etc. The entire scene is quite good but I do love Alan's simple response of "no thank you" when told to get hosed by her. It did make them actually seem like comrades who stuck up and cared for one another.
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geeves posted:For me, it's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. While I'd argue the whole movie is pretty drat good, the scenes with Splinter and Raphael, Splinter and Danny (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hciTSjAe73Y) and the mystical seance that kickstarts the last act really hit home in a personal way. I watched the first film again recently and honestly thought that had they made it just a bit more violent and more "teen" rather then "kiddy" they could have made a very classic film that would have been well regarded generally. It's still a drat good film for its subject matter and really very mature in its subject matter and tone but the fight scenes are just a bit too silly at times to be consistent.
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Chas McGill posted:There are a few scenes that got me in Danny the Dog (Unleashed in the US), which is basically about Bob Hoskins raising Jet Li to be a human attack dog. The whole found-family thing with Morgan Freeman and his adopted daughter was surprisingly sweet in an otherwise dumb-but-entertaining film. Unleashed was a surprisingly decent film, probably helped by having Bob Hoskins and Morgan Freeman, and the fight scenes were pretty good as well for a western Jet Li movie.
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