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matt72582 02-12-20 03:51 PM

Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
I have one in mind, but I want to see if anyone else picks it.

Stirchley 02-12-20 04:41 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Define “most important” please.

ahwell 02-12-20 04:49 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Pulp Fiction
Dr. Strangelove
Jaws
Fellowship of the Ring
Fantastic Mr. Fox

At least for me

matt72582 02-12-20 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2065400)
Define “most important” please.

I'll use the dictionary definition I have on my lap.. "Having significant value."

Yoda 02-12-20 05:02 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Memento.

sawduck 02-12-20 05:12 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Touch of Evil
Once Upon a Time in the West
Saving Private Ryan
There Will Be Blood
Pulp Fiction

matt72582 02-12-20 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by sawduck (Post 2065410)
Touch of Evil
Once Upon a Time in the West
Saving Private Ryan
There Will Be Blood
Pulp Fiction

With "There Will Be Blood", are you referring to him when he was all alone working?

Citizen Rules 02-12-20 06:02 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Harry and Tonto?

Sedai 02-12-20 06:11 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
The Usual Suspects

Gideon58 02-12-20 07:12 PM

This is a terrific topic and I can't think of a single movie that applies.

Stirchley 02-12-20 07:37 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
First scene of Resevoir Dogs is totally brilliant. Loved the movie from the first second.

Could this be the movie the OP is thinking of?

matt72582 02-12-20 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2065440)
First scene of Resevoir Dogs is totally brilliant. Loved the movie from the first second.

Could this be the movie the OP is thinking of?
I was actually thinking of "Citizen Kane"

Gideon58 02-12-20 08:20 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2065440)
First scene of Resevoir Dogs is totally brilliant. Loved the movie from the first second.

Could this be the movie the OP is thinking of?

I love the opening scene of Reservoir Dogs too.

Stirchley 02-12-20 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by matt72582 (Post 2065453)
I was actually thinking of "Citizen Kane"
I’m still in a coma from watching this movie. :mad:

GulfportDoc 02-12-20 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by matt72582 (Post 2065453)
I was actually thinking of "Citizen Kane"
If you're alluding to Kane on his death bed whispering "Rosebud", I suspect most know what in real life W. R. Hearst was referring to..;) I expect that's what got him so livid that he tried to keep the movie from being shown.

Taz 02-12-20 08:40 PM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Without knowing the context of what the OP means by, 'the most important scene' it's difficult to simply guess as there are diferent criteria for what constitutes 'the most important', ie, to give context to everything that follows, or the moment where a character realizes a line is being crossed before going back to recount how they got there, are just a couple of examples.

A few that have already been mentioned. A couple that haven't:

Fight Club
Goodfellas
Star Wars (1977) (The crawl and the single shot of the 2 ships fighting)
Up

Stirchley 02-12-20 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by Taz (Post 2065463)
Without knowing the context of what the OP means by, 'the most important scene' ...
I had the exact same problem.

cricket 02-12-20 10:17 PM

American History X, The Hitcher, and the Final Destination movies:D

tgm1024 02-12-20 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 2065407)
Memento.
Oh.....................that answer was crafty.

ScarletLion 02-13-20 06:07 AM

Re: Movies That Start Out w/ Most Important Scene?
 
Don't Look Now
Paris, Texas
Oldboy


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