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100 Things I love about movies (1-25)

I am taking this from Jason's blog and I am going to try to come up with a bunch of things I love about the movies. It might take me several attempts to complete as I tend to forget things quickly. Mostly this list will containt stuff from the movies I have seens thousands of times and remember well. I am also doing specifically American movies.

So here's the list in no particular order:

1. The nose signal in The Sting
2. "I'll be back!" The Terminator
3. "Stuck in the middle with you.." not the ear cutting scene in Reservoir Dogs but the way the music is used by Mr. Tarantino (I actually like that about all of his movies)
4. "Girl, you'll be a woman soon" with Uma Thurman OD'ing in Pulp Fiction
5. Bruce Lee grabbing a fistfull of Chuck Norris's fur in Way of the Dragon
6. "Do you understand the words that are coming out my mouth" Chris Tucket to Jackie Chan in Rush Hour
7. The sword against revolver scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark
8. Any banter between Clooney and Pitt in Ocean's 11
9. Diner orgazm scene in When Harry met Sally
10. Buzz Lightyear
11. Robin Williams as Jinn
12. Jack Nicholson as the Joker
13. Tom Hanks jumping on the piano in F.A.O. Schwartz in Big
14. Han Solo shooting Gweedo under the table in Star Wars: New Hope
15. Pierce Bronson driving tank through St. Petersburg in Goldeneye
16. Timothy Dalton as Bond
17. Cheap chinese vehicle in The Fifth Element
18. "My Schwartz is bigger than your schwartz!" Dark Helmet in Spaceballs
19. "I am Rabbi Tuckman" Robin Hood: Men in Tights
20. "Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
21. Eye of Tiger in the background in Iron Eagle
22. The tower fly-by in Top Gun
23. House lifted up by baloons in Up!
24. Han Solo: "Never tell me the odds."
25. "R2-D2 you can't die. Who's going to keep me company during nights." That phrase just proved something.

Ok, hard thinking has brought my mind to a grinding halt.

More to come soon.

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