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Title: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Jack Corbett on February 12, 2005, 12:07:40 AM
Mine are:


-The Lawnmower sequence in BRAINDEAD.

-The alien Barry kills on the beach in BAD TASTE.

-The death of the Leader alien in BAD TASTE.

-The "Bugger Me!" man gets killed by Grandma Zombie in UNDEAD.

-The Eyeball bit in EVIL DEAD II.

-The semi crashes into the canal in TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY.

-The opening sequence of DAWN OF THE DEAD '04.

-Ah-nuld rises from the fire as a skeleton in THE TERMINATOR.

-The T-1000's head morphs back together in TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY.

-The "pumas" come out in TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE.

-The chestburster sequence in ALIEN.

-The Queen Alien VS Cargo Loader in ALIENS.

-Uwe Boll is a s**t director - PICK ANY OF HIS MOVIES.

-The T-Rx attacks the cars in JURASSIC PARK.

-The Skeleton army does battle in ARMY OF DARKNESS.

-The "Shot in the Face" bit in the car in PULP FICTION.

-Lucy Liu loses her scalp in KILL BILL: VOL. 1.

-Elle loses her eye in KILL BILL: VOL 2.

-Elle's eye is squashed in KILL BILL: VOL 2.

-The shark pops out at Brody as he throws chum in the water in JAWS.

-Realising the movie is s**t in RESIDENT EVIL.

-Realising that Uwe Boll is worse than Ed Wood in ANY OF UWE BOLL'S FILMS.


Well, thats all I can think of at the moment. Thoughts?
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Ozzymandias on February 12, 2005, 03:57:10 AM
Not a horror or sci-fi film, but the funniest reaction in a movie I ever saw was in a Film 101 class at SMSU.  We had to watch Caberet .  Liza Minelli and Michal York are lovers. Liza begins talking about a mutual friend of theirs named Max.  She talks about him on and on and on until Michal York gets mad and says "SCREW MAX!"  Liza looks at him and says "I already do."  The class is crushed and lets out an "OOOOOHHHHH!" of disappointment.

Michal York smiles and says "Funny, so do I." At that point the class goes "AAAGGGGHHHHH!" in kind of half shock and half disgust. BTW, this was in the 80's when people were not so PC.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Jack Corbett on February 12, 2005, 04:10:30 AM


HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!. Very good. There was a
"Screw Max!"
"I already do."
"Funny, so do I."?!!

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

I'm just waiting for Battlestar Galactica to come on. I swear, the first part was FUGGEN' AWESOME.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Jack Corbett on February 12, 2005, 06:06:34 AM
Wait...

The starfights in Battlestar Galactica (2003). I'm serious, it's blowing me away.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Wence on February 12, 2005, 10:51:45 AM
The Torpedos crashing through the windows of Count Zarth-Arn´s pseudo-battle- station - and the guys jumping out of them...

- Female Space Invaders/Starcrash
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: saintmort on February 12, 2005, 01:07:46 PM
When I think Jaw Dropping I think like total unexpected shock which is mostly endings to movies which we've done COUNTLESS Threads of so I'll just state this two endings

memento
Donnie Darko
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Mitch McAfee on February 12, 2005, 03:35:31 PM
Wence wrote:

> The Torpedos crashing through the windows of Count Zarth-Arn´s
> pseudo-battle- station - and the guys jumping out of them...
>
> - Female Space Invaders/Starcrash

Hehehehehe, great suggestion Wence... its been over 25 years since I first watched this "classic" & I my jaw still drops at just the thought of it !!!

Possibly my second greatest jaw dropping moment is that scene in Megaforce when Ace flies up on his futuristic motor cycle :)
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Jack Corbett on February 12, 2005, 05:21:26 PM
The end of Donnie Darko...

I love that movie. Really, REALLY love that movie.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Metalbeast on February 13, 2005, 10:04:25 PM
I love that scene in Death Wish 3 when Bronson ambushes that dude on the top of  a building and throws him over the side, were he proceeds to transform into a very boffo dummy and lands on a car at the bottom. Then to add further insult to injury, a minute or so later, the cops find the guy's body in A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT POSITION on the car. In fact, that whole silly movie is riddled with similarly inept scenes, too many to name in fact.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Vermin Boy on February 13, 2005, 10:53:29 PM
About a year ago I caught a midnight screening of a fu-flick called Revenge of the Shogun Women, in 3D. The movie was full of the usual 3D tricks-- spears getting thrust straight into the camera, horses charging, that sort of thing. Then, about halfway through the movie, the bad guys pillage the village... and they do the same trick with the leg of a woman getting raped!  Unbelievable, even to that hardened midnight-movie crowd.

Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Conrad on February 15, 2005, 05:02:24 PM
Jack, you need to put Uwe Boll behind you and move on, move on.  Forget your pain!

J-DM?  I'd have to say Morbius and the C-57D crewmen wandering about the innards of the Krell's whacking big machine.  Saw it as a teenager and still impresses.

Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Flangepart on February 15, 2005, 06:26:06 PM
True, Conrad, true.
That scene set off a great sence of wonder when i first saw it. Still holds up...

Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Shit Demon on March 08, 2005, 12:42:28 AM
I liked the exploding head in SCANNERS and thenthe inside-out baboon in THE FLY (1986).

And that's my two cents.
Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: MovieMullins on March 08, 2005, 08:01:34 PM
One Jaw Dropping moment(s) that i can think of at the moment is the web slinging and the train fight in Spider-man 2. Sequals don't get this better.

Title: Re: Favourite jaw-dropping moment
Post by: Neville on March 11, 2005, 06:30:21 AM
The final fight between Malcolm McDowell and Tank Girl at the end of "Tank Girl". You have to see it to believe it.