"...and not even have the God-damned common courtesy to give him a reach-around." If that was unscripted, a lot of credit has to be given to the guys for being able to keep straight faces.

The "tears in the rain" line was one of the most powerful lines in the film. And it was improvised! Genius!

"I bet you could suck a golf ball through a garden hose" That R Lee Ermey line always got me.

R Lee Ermy is pretty well known for ad-libbing lines, and sometimes scenes entirely. He was originally brought into movies as an advisor, but impressed the big wigs so much he started acting also. For him, I would imagine, some of this stuff is memory as much as acting.

Sgt Hartman could occupy all 25 places here haha.

How in the hell did anyone keep it together while R. Lee Ermey done any one of his lines.

"LIKE TEARS IN THE RAIN" SUCH A DEEP THING TO SAY

do they ever give Robin Williams a script?

Full Metal Jacket performance was great!

RIP Robin Williams... it's stuff like this that showcase what an incredible actor he was. It's hard to believe he's actually gone.

In scene 20 with Joker, the explosion pause was NOT scripted, it was a pyrotechnics malfunction. Ledger genuinely saved the scene by staying in character. And they only had one take to do this in. Scene 8 was "allegedly" improvised. In fact Woody Allen sneezed on purpose for comedic effect but the other actors didn't know he was going to do that. So it's not really improvised.

"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli " That's just freakin genius.

0:54 It's crazy how yesterday at the exact same time Robin Williams was experiencing his last moments on earth, I was watching his improvised scene in Good Will Hunting, and I was laughing with actual tears in my eyes. Even in his last breath, Robin managed to make someone, somewhere in the world, laugh. Your legacy will always be remembered. R.I.P.

R Lee Ermey was just an an advisor on the set of Full Metal Jacket. He put together a tape on how a Drill Instructor is suppose to lay into new recruits for the actor to study and play. Kubrick saw and sent the actor home. He then allowed Ermey to write and ad-lib all his own scenes. Which we all know today is pure memerable gold! Ermey also played a D.I. in "The Boys in Company C" years before. He is so great at it because he acutally was a Drill Instrutor when he served our country in the Marine Corps.

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You can see how fking satisfied Hauer looks after saying "like tears in rain" he knew he'd nailed it so hard there would be no nail left to nail

This is incomplete without the Goodfellas, "funny how," scene, with Joe Pesci.

The fact that "tears in the rain" was unscripted is sick! That is one of my favorite scenes of all time!

Oh wow. Out of everything, I would've never guessed that "Tears in rain" was improvised. This is amazing.

Whole sargeant quotes in Full Metal Jacket were an improvisation cause, he was a real sargeant- specialist of combat training.

That's because R. Lee Ermey WAS a real Marine Corps Drill Instructor long before he started doing film, starting with his role as a DI in "The Boys in Company C". It wasn't hard to improvise something he knew by heart. Kubrick actually had Ermey on set of FMJ just as an advisor, but he was so good at it that Kubrick gave him full reign to improvise his own dialog, and as you said, it made the movie a classic. Personally, I loved him in "Siege of Firebase Gloria".

Awesome piece of video....Thank you for posting this. Big movie buff and had NO clue that these lines were improvised

That taxi with Hoffman blew my mind. He made it look so intended it was unbelievable!

"I love you." "I know."

I just love, love, love movies.....

2:01 - 2:30 never laughed this hard in my life omfg "whaa tha fuhhh"

Thanks for not filling the video with annoying commentary about each individual scene, I really do enjoy watching this scene after scene without a bunch of useless knowledge about the randomness of each improv

Best Improvised Moments in Movies: 👉kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9mXmbuKs5-vl2w.html It's quite difficult to fathom that some of the iconic movie scenes we've watched weren't planned out from the start. And you'll be quite surprised to learn that they're made up on the spot by our favorite actors and actresses.

I could agree with the top 9. I'd rearrange the others, but overall a good list. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. I appreciate it.

where is the? I GOT A JAR OF DIIIIRRRRRT

So nice to see a collection of improvised scenes without obnoxious commentary dubbed over. Thanks for the video!

Excellent! Thanks for taking the time to put this together and post it.

They didn't mention that the last scene, the one from "Full Metal Jacket" was acted by a former drill instructor. ". . . and not even have the common courtesy of giving him a reach around." Maybe he made that up on the spot or maybe it was from his DI days. Haha.

This is a great post. Surprised that some of these scenes I know were unscripted. Thanks!

"Warriors, come out to play" was one of the best unscripted scenes in film history.

Full metal jacket... EPICNESS!!!!

Blade Runner's impovised line is poetry. I think the other are memorable and so quotable and the situation is so absurdly rare for being memorable that I can understand why they're higher on the list. But my personal favorite is Blade Runner's line here. It's just so beautiful and fitting to the scene. And the acting was so perfectly eloquent and concise. Not saying a lot but saying so much with perfect pacing and punch to the line. God, I love it. I'm gonna replay it a few more times before clicking on another video :')

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Probably the best most effective use of youtube annotations I've ever come across.

it was so nice to be able to just watch the scenes without a bunch of talking in between each clip. THANK YOU!!!

How did the cast members not crack up at Ermey's insults?

"He's looking at you, kid" was unscripted. That is one of the best one liners Hollywood has produced. Way to go improv.

Basically all of Full Metal Jacket was unscripted. Gotta love Emery

Rutger Hauer has publicly said that the tears in rain monologue was not improvised. I think it has become a myth because what really took place was that he spontaneously wrote the speech off hand late in his trailer the night before filming and showed it to Ridley Scott. The director was so amazed that he scrapped the original dialogue and replaced it with Hauer's monolgue... Which is I think actually equally as cool as the speech being improvised.

wheres the line in Monty Python Holy Grail where John Cleese playing the enchanter forgets the name of the character so says "they call me... Tim!

Guess I didn't need to leave the annotations on if all the descriptions were "this was improvised" lol no shit

Nice work! Too many people post videos that are too long. I like your fast action style.

In "The Usual Suspects," one of the guys was farting in that room and that's why they kept laughing.

This is a great video. My favorite scene is "Warriors come out to play". The guy had to be truly demented to come up with that.

There is one left behind, from Goodfellas with John Pesci, "Funny how".

Not only is this 100% accurate- but the way this was cut together- this is how a complication _should_ be done. This deserves a freaking Oscar or some kind of award in of itself. 100% well done.

I must agree with your listings! Not only some of the best lines in movie history but also some of the best movies themselves.

How impossible must it have been to stand there and hear those hilarious drill sergeant lines and NOT bust up laughing.

Tears in the rain is one of my top moments in film. Such a beautiful and wrenching scene and superbly shot and executed.

Thanks for posting.

That was really cool, thanks for sharing!

Lil funfact about the "Reach around" line from Full Metal Jacket. After Ermey said it, Kubrick stopped the take to ask the Sergeant what the hell a reach around was. Ermey explained and Kubrick's response was, "Ah, carry on."

25 greatest scenes? You left off arguably the greatest improv scene in a movie, ever. Marlon Brando's entire monologue in Apocalypse now.

Nice video. I didn`t know about the "non linearity" of many scenes shown in here.

There are some real surprises here... good upload.

The jim carey scene from dumb and dumber got me in tears hahaha so funny throwback

To be yelled at by R.Lee Ermey is on my bucket list.

Thank you! This just made my day!

Nice video dude!

R Lee Ermey priceless

"You're gonna need a bigger boat" was the greatest!

Great list!

I actually have the entire audio of the Full Metal Jacket scene on my ipod - so many good lines in there. Absolutely brilliant. About the most accurate representation of actual boot camp I've ever seen in a movie.

Awesome list, and this came out before "Django Unchained was released, so you couldn't have put it in here but still; When Leonardo DiCaprio hits his hand on the table, and accidentally hits a glass cup (with whiskey in it, or some alcoholic drink I believe) with his bare hand was purely an accident! BUT, he kept character, and continued his dialog while peeling the glass out of his hand like a badass! BTW, "The Wolf of Wall Street" comes out next month, so I'm sure there will be plenty of improvised moments in that movie.:)

The scene in "Alien" when the alien itself bursts through the guy's chest kinda fits in this list. It was scripted... but the actors in the scene were not told what was going to happen, so their horror faces were legit, from the actual shock XD

The last scene from "Full Metal Jacket" is Laugh Out Loud funny! I haven't laughed so much in years! Thanks for this!

Great vid, thanks!

i love full metal jacket

The reason R.Lee Ermey is so brilliant in that scene in the barracks on Full Metal Jacket is because he was just being himself--he used to be a Drill Instructor in real life and just played the part as it came natural to him since obviously the character he plays in the film is just second nature to him..He was indeed brilliant in the part and played it beautifully--very authentic! This is how it used to be and is much different than what is allowed today with a new recruit going thru boot camp...Full Metal Jacket is hands down one of THE BEST war films of all time! You can also catch him being himself again as a DI in the great film "The Boys In Company C" as he is training recruits going thru Boot Camp on their way to serving in combat in the Vietnam war..he plays these parts extremely well and with such authenticity due to his many years of service in the Marine corp. He also can be seen in 2 of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films and one can easily see again his brilliance as he plays the twisted sheriff in both films. I will say that he is probably most recognized as being The Face of "Marine Corp Strong" and an avid supporter of the men and women of the US armed forces..a true patriot!

Ahh the good old days of KZfaq when I could watch a compilation/list video without an obnoxious voice over or editing. Thanks for the video

It's pretty incredible that the most memorable and iconic moments of "Midnight Cowboy" and "Taxi Driver" were ad-libbed. There's an outtake from "Meet the Fockers" where Hoffman razzes DeNiro with an impression of "you talkin' to me?"

Would Martin Sheen's scene in Apocalypse Now count as "unscripted"? He showed up to the set drunk, the scene in the bedroom was shot whilst he was drunk and he smashed a mirror, basically went nuts.

im surprised that the monty python scene from the life of Brian where Michael Palin is talking about Biggus Dickkus isnt in there.......that was unscripted to a point, the people playing the roman soldiers were told not to laugh at whatever he said.

Wow! I never knew Hudsons "game over man" was improvised. :D Something new every day...

The "game over" from Aliens, line was one of my fave, me and my friends would quote that all the time...

Where is the "Funny how?" scene from Goodfellas. Joe Pesci won an Oscar for that very reason and it I personally think it is one of the most suspenseful moments in all the movies I've watched.

Usual suspects. That's the funniest scene in the movie. Even more so now

Great video, and great idea for a youtube video too!

It amazes me that so many of the most memorable and quotable lines in history were improvised.

The Matt Damon scene from Saving Private Ryan that you mentioned is actually word for word from the book. I'd hardly call that "unscripted" when the rest of the film was the closest adaptation I've seen.

"you know how i know youre gay?" "hmm?" "youre wearing a white tie"

"Here's looking at you kid." Was IMPROVISED?!?!?!?! DAMN!

A lot of these improvised lines are iconic.

What's with the other Dark Knight Scene where Joker is sitting in his jail cell and just slapps in his Hands without talking? That was uncsripted too! :)

tears in the rain..

Ermey’s insults were next level, especially that, “not have the common courtesy to give him a reach-around” line.

Excellent! thanks a lot :)

ROFL i remember that from Full metal jacket! omg reminds me too much of Chief Master Sgt Roberts back in basic. damn that was a scary man...

In batman, when Heath Leger *rip* clap his hands was not scripted

Awesome, im glad some people still have a good eye for what real movie enthusiests want to see

Hi thank you for your video, I really have learned a lot, and am happy to know all about those! BTW, could you tell me what the font you used for the beginning and the end, please? It is so wonderfully used in the context. Thank you !

05:41 We all know why we're here.

what about "i got a jar of dirt" scene?:(

Did you compile all of those? If so... GENIUS!!!!!!!!! nice one buddy!!!!

These are amazing