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Even if you haven't seen every classic movie, there are some popular movie scenes that you know by heart. They could be the climax of the film, such as the bathroom scene in Psycho, or they could be one of the scenes that fans still quote word for word, such as the "Wingardium Leviosa" lesson in our beloved Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Not all of these popular movie scenes are essentially crucial to the plot. They are, however, the ones you are likely to hear fans quote long after the films have been dropped.
If a good movie leaves an impression on the viewer, then these popular movie scenes must have been very inspiring. Certain scenes in these films stand out: in Star Wars Episode IV, when Luke blew up the Death Star, and in Gladiator, when Maximus revealed his true identity.
Compiling a list of the most inspiring movie moments can be a difficult task. Everyone has their personal favorites, and no two appear to be the same.
Check out these most inspiring moments from blog buster movies for more amazing films worthy of rewatching. We had to cast a wide net in order to create a list that included the best of what cinema has to offer.
"Every now and then, this old theatre in my town will play old movies. I've seen Jaws there a couple times, and every time the shark blew up, the whole theatre erupted into cheers and applause."
"When Roy Scheider finally hits the bottle of nitrogen he's stuck in that shark's teeth with the second or third shot and blows that 24-footer to kingdom come."
"Star Wars digital re-release in the '90s — when the Death Star blew, the whole theatre went mad."
"FREEEDOOOOOOM!"
"A good Lord of the Rings one in my opinion is when Sam said: 'I can't carry it for you… but I can carry you!' Then picked up Frodo. I thought that scene was powerful."
"So I think we can all agree that Mel Gibson the man has well and truly cancelled himself, but, that aside, the ‘freedom’ speech scene from Braveheart is one of the most air-punching moments in cinema history."
"The crowd went wild, and as a huge Gary Oldman fan, I was torn! 🤣🤣🤣"
This was a long time coming — literally almost a decade — and I screamed my 17-year-old heart out when it finally happened.
"Everyone stood up and cheered!"
"The entire theatre cheered and clapped. It was bloody awesome."
"My class watches The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe every year, and it never fails that they clap when Aslan comes back to life."
"B-movies are the best movies to watch with an audience."
"I cheered so loudly when Rey, Finn, and the others found Lando!"
"Nothing will ever top the 'I AM NO MAN' scene in LOTR for me."
"Everyone was cheering and clapping when Leo got the flamethrower!"
"The whole theater cheered when the dog was able to leap through the door and escape the fire in Independence Day. It's been over 20 years, but that is still the only film I've been to where the entire theater cheered."
"That's actually one of my favorite scenes: the lighting of the beacons, the buildup to Aragorn seeing the beacons, Théoden's pause as he considers helping Gondor... Fucking awesome."
"Jennifer Hudson’s rendition of that song gave me CHILLS. My parents saw Dreamgirls on Broadway with Jennifer Holliday, and they said that Jennifer Hudson is the only one who could have brought that power back to the screen. It was incredible."
"This ages me, but...oh well. I loved the president's speech in the original Independence Day."
"That might be one of my favorite monologues of all time."
"The American President speech (yes, I'm an old millennial) always always makes me cheer internally. 'I'm Andrew Shepherd, and I AM the President!' Damn you, Aaron Sorkin, for making me believe in decent people and politicians!"
"In Enough when she finally gets to stand up to her abusive husband and wins before it cuts to her driving off to a new life with her daughter and partner."
"The only time I have ever heard full-on cheering in a movie theater was at the re-release of Star Wars Ep. IV. The theater gets dark, and the music starts, and it’s pandemonium. I cried a little. It’s giving me goosebumps thinking about it! So sad that that was probably the last time anyone felt that way about Star Wars."
Nothing was too minor or insignificant to be included on the list. What was important was that it meant something to the viewers.
Choosing the film was sometimes the easy part; the real challenge came when we tried to narrow it down to one scene. Don't forget to let us know in the comments which moment was your favorite.