Movies: Every Franchise most iconic scene

[Neutrinos]

Maybe I'm wrong, but I would've thought it was this scene:


Or perhaps:

 

[Say Hey Kid]

My 2nd one for SW is the Mace Windu Emperor fight.

 

[alko]

BTW, the main villain in all 5 Dirty Harry films was white.

Actually, that even worse.

Anyway, Fast and Furious. Im not a big fan of this franchise, but in my memory is this scene burned forever:

 

[frisco]

Planet Of The Apes. Heston rides down the beach and sees the Statue of Liberty and realizes he's back on earth in the future.

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[Trap Jesus]

Planet Of The Apes. Heston rides down the beach and sees the Statue of Liberty and realizes he's back on earth in the future.

Just beats out Ape Lincoln

 

[PositiveCashFlow]

 

[Neutrinos]

 

[Perennial]

Going to go with some horror here

Certainly the most iconic line, but I wonder if the most iconic scene isn't this one here...



Or this one...

 

[saluki]

The M:I scene where Tom Cruise is suspended from the ceiling while steeling the NOC list is probably the most iconic stealth/action scene of all time in any franchise.

In SW the sequence in which Luke realizes his aunt and uncle are in danger and rushes back home to find them burned is the most poignant, powerful, and important. It's such a key moment in the original trilogy: during those terrible seconds he realizes and accepts that home is gone forever and he must follow the path of the Jedi that Ben has laid out for him. I believe he also sees the future for all who oppose the Empire if its not stopped.

The scene is accompanied by some of the most stirring music John Williams ever wrote, and that's saying something.

 

[alko]

Safe to say nobody that's seen this will ever forget it haha.

Wasnt this Simpsonised?

 

[alko]

Jack Nicholson: Is this his most iconic scene ever?

 

[Mickey Marner]

Jack Nicholson: Is this his most iconic scene ever?

That, or you can't handle the truth!

He has a lot of great lines in general.

 

[Cas]

The most iconic single shot from the Star Wars series is probably this one:

I think this shot, more than any other, is used whenever someone writes an article about Star Wars. "I am your father" probably comes close, and a few others deserve mention (the Tantive IV screaming into view, "Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi") but I think this is more widely recognized.

 

[sr edler]

Not sure if a TV series counts as a "franchise" but LOST has (at least) two:

My favorite is the "I Never" scene.



Edit: Damn this scene is still so good. Very character development-esque. I also love how it turns from light to dark after she says "I've never blamed a bore for all my problems".

 

[kook10]

 

[kook10]

 

[Hatfield]

Certainly the most iconic line, but I wonder if the most iconic scene isn't this one here...



Or this one...

So many good ones. IMO it’s the best movie of all time.

It’s just a shame that it’s not much of a franchise beyond the original. Jaws 2 was meh, Jaws 3 was silly, and Jaws 4 was awful.

 

[Ducks in a row]

 

[Surrounded By Ahos]

The most iconic single shot from the Star Wars series is probably this one:

I think this shot, more than any other, is used whenever someone writes an article about Star Wars. "I am your father" probably comes close, and a few others deserve mention (the Tantive IV screaming into view, "Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi") but I think this is more widely recognized.

This is a good call. I immediately heard the music as soon as I saw the picture.

 

[Bures Elbow]

Jurassic Park: The water in the cup rippling at night leading to the T-Rex attack scene, a fantastic electrical build up of anticipation ending in one of the greatest scenes in history imho.

 

[Habsfunk]

^^^
What about when Chris Pratt rides a motorcycle with trained raptors?

 

[alko]

^^^
What about when Chris Pratt rides a motorcycle with trained raptors?

No way. How old are you? Back in 90s, when the Jurassic park came out, this was simply spectacular.

 

[Ducks in a row]

 

[frisco]

Star Trek: Kirk stops McCoy from saving Edith Keeler (Joan Collins) from a car accident in City On The Edge Of Forever.


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[frisco]

Planet Of The Apes. Heston rides down the beach and sees the Statue of Liberty and realizes he's back on earth in the future.

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