What are the 5 greatest moments of defeat in film?
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon:\n\nWhen Chow Yun Fat says "I wasted my whole life". He's dying and this comes just after you think he may get to settle down with the woman and spend some good years together.\n\n\nThe Departed:\n\nLeonardo Di Caprio did a good job of handling himself in most situations. He was making progress and then let his guard down for one second because he saw a cop and his first instinct was to trust. This is especially sad because he was having to see a shrink and said he was having paranoid / panic attacks and kept feeling like something was going to happen to him.\n\n\nKevin Spacey in L.A. Confidential: No one saw it coming. He was a good cop and star of the movie who should have been able to see it through with Russell Crowe\n\n\nJet Li in Fearless: He did so much good and during his demise, really emphasized hard that his death should not be avenged because it will only cause more violence. Now, THAT's a legacy!\n\n\nLawrence of Arabia: He helped lead thousands of men in war, was a great ambassador for peace, risked his life on the battlefield and in other desperate situations, then comes back home and loses his life in a petty meaningless motorcycle accident.
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1- Amistad\n2- Meet Joe Black\n3- Legends of the fall\n4- The remains of the days\n5- Dracula\n6- Proof\n7- Chaplin\n8- The silence of the lambs\n9- A bridge too far\n10- The tenth man
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Present tense, past characters.  Present style, past show.  Present violence, past ideas.\n\nI heard the final scene will blow your socks off!
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1. Titanic. I love that movie! But it's so sad! And also suspenceful. And romantic. It has everything!\n2. o brother where art thou. I don't know why.\n3. The sound of music. I had that when I was little. I use to watch it over and over and over and over and... you get the picture.
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I would have to say the Normandy Invasion scene in Saving Private Ryan. That first 25 minutes is so intense. The guy walking around in the middle of a hail storm of bullets looking for his own arm, or the guy trying to hold his guts in while crying for his mother, those parts give me chills just thinking about them. That scene was so intense, there were grandmothers crying in the theater when I went to see it, it was that real.\n\nThe paradise in "What Dreams May Come" is the most unreal thing I have ever seen in a movie. It looked exactly like a painting, it was so trippy.
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here is my top 5 i could not pic just one\n1 million dollar baby\n2 all about my mother\n3 like water for choclate\n4 the sea inside\n5 raise the red latern\nall of these movies have a plot and  you will enjoy
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Tony Ja in "The Thai Warrior"\nFinal fight in the cave.\nThis was the best, most hard hitting martial arts movies I have ever seen. I have never seen so many demoralizing elbow and knees that actually made contact like this, there must have been some seriously hurt stuntmen in this movie.
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1- Kramer vs. Kramer\n2- Rain man ( I didn't like the movie, but his performance was excelent)\n3- The graduate\n4- Hero\n5- Papillon\n6- Runaway jury\n7- All the president's men\n8- Tootsie  (amazing!!!)\n9- Billy Bathgate\n10- Outbreak\n11- Sleepers\n12- Mad city\n   Hook ( loved this peter pan's version)
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Saving Private Ryan. During the opening scenes, where the invasion force was langing at Normandy, I wept. So much pain and scacrifice to insure people could be free.
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1.  White Heat (Edward G. Robinson)\n2.  Dr. Strangelove (Peter Sellers)\n3.  Rebel Without A Cause (James Dean)\n4.  Silence of the Lambs (Anthony Hopkins)\n5.  Blues Brothers  (Dan Ackroyd)
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The notebook, ( I cried for half an hour when they died together)\nThe dead poets society.( at the end when one of the guys commit suicide)\nPatch Adams, Love is contagious.(when all the kids with cancer, put on the clown nose in support of their doctor.)\nAnd many more... but these three were the worst.
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1) FIGHT CLUB\n2) NATURAL BORN KILLERS\n3) CHOPPER\n4) LEGENDS OF THE FALL\n5) GANGS OF NEW YORK\n(:
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Jejejeje! I loved that movie! Seriously! Still, when I don't have a lot on my mind the scene where Danny got shot jumps into my head and makes me really sad. That scene was more disturbing to me than the curb scene. Ed Norton was so amazing. He got the part exactly! The emotions you see in his face are unbelievable. \n\nShalabra as you know these are the scenes that made me cry:\n\n1. The store scene\n2. The curb scene\n3. The rape scene in prison\n4. The scene when Danny and Derek take down the Nazi stuff on the wall\n5. The scene when Danny gets killed\n6. The deleted scene when the two skinheads harass the old lady and she gets sad...but I think that was more because I was still emotional from Danny's death.\n\nAnd Shalabra...answer me please...the thing that bugs me a lot is that I'm scared Derek will go back to being a skin head. I mean partly why he became one in the first place was because his dad was killed by a black guy...so now that his brother was killed by a black guy, I'm scared his anger will rise again and he'll go back to being one.  That thought scared me more than anything...even though it's just a movie.
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the hero.\nnameless maybe almost do the wrong act, but finally he realize \nthe value of life, justice and what happen in the future. \nmaybe there was a bad ending, but there always a message in such kind that movie.
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Horror: In "Alien" when the gang is sitting at lunch, thinking everything is over, and the guys just goes convulsive and spews an alien monster out his chest.  It's the transition from relative normalcy to "holy crap" that makes it so effective.\n\nComedy: In "The Blues Brothers" the many times Carrie Fisher shows up, apparently out of nowhere, and for no apparent reason, trying to kill Jake and Elwood without success no matter how powerful the weapon or device she employs.  The sheer overkill, combined with her utter failure to do anything more than get Jake and Elwood's suits dusty, makes it work.\n\nAction: In "Batman Begins" when Batman's hardcore personality is captured so well by Christian Bale when he hauls the corrupt cop up on a wire and the guy says "I don't know, I swear to God!" and Batman screams "SWEAR TO ME!" in his face and lets him think he's about to fall to his death.  Batman's not a nice guy, was never supposed to be, and that kind of sadistic play would be exactly the kind of thing he'd do.\n\nDrama: In "Schindler's List" when Schindler collapses in guilt at not having found a way to save one more person, just one more person, if only he'd been willing to give up one more thing, anything, to save a life.  His inability to see the good he'd done because his vision is clouded by guilt at having some material possessions left to him, knowing they might have saved another life, was powefully saddening.\n\nRomance: In "When Harry Met Sally" when Billy Crystal confesses that he really had been in love with her all along, for all her traits, good and bad, right down to the bit about ordering salad dressing on the side, we really feel his own surprise at just how different his life turned out than he thought it would.  Having never believed men and women could be friends, and probably never having believed in love, he discovers that he had felt it for years and simply not let himself see it, noticing every detail of Sally's foibles and strengths, and totally not noticing that his keen observations meant more about his own feelings than he knew.
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Top 5:\n1. Tombstone Piledriver\n2. Batista Bomb\n3. The Spear [Goldberg]\n4. The Chokeslam [Kane's chokeslam]\n5. The STFU [John Cena]