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"Give me your hands, Boss." Over two decades later, and I still wish that Michael Clarke Duncan had won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his work as John Coffey. He stole every single one of his scenes, and he's still missed, to this very day. 💔🕯️

Jurassic Park is still one of the best movies for special effects. The dinosaurs were amazing and exactly how I’d say everyone imagined them to be. And the actors all did a great job. The lesson that they tried to teach John Hammond about trying to control animals that they really knew nothing about, and the struggle with his need to have this dinosaur park was done so perfectly. The quote from Ian Malcolm that always sticks in my mind is “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn’t stop to think if they should”

That scene with the chest burster also left the actors speechless because they had no idea that it would happen. Their expression when it happened was genuine on how they freaked out when it happened.

The moment that left me completely speechless in a movie was when Jigsaw stood up at the end of the original Saw movie, never saw it coming, and the music made it completely epic.

Still Can't believe it's been 5 years since r. Lee ermey's passing , and 11 years since Michael Clarke Duncan's passing . RIP to both of them

One moment I would say that would leave fans speechless would be Doc Brown's DeLorean Time Machine going through time for the first time in the movie Back To The Future. The special effects of the time machine traveling through time is incredible and left fans not only excited that Doc's time machine in the movie worked but also left our jaws hitting the floor when it disappeared! Whoa!

"Welcome to Jurassic Park" is the line that got me to love the franchise

The description of the Trinity Test in Oppenheimer was pretty good in this video. Because as history shows not even Robert Oppenheimer himself was not yet fully aware of exactly what they were dealing with when they built the mighty scientific marvel that is a nuclear bomb.

Two key movies are missing. The Usual Suspects and the first Saw. Both endings left me speechless

What about the “No… I am your father” by Darth Vader? I honestly thought it would be top three, it probably left more people speechless than many of the ones on this list (good list, just wanted to point that out 😬). Even the actors were speechless at the theaters when the film was released (they didn’t know). And another one from Empire could be the asteroid field scene. Or the scene when Yoda takes the X-Wing out of the swamp using the Force. Or when they take out one AT-AT by going for its legs. Or when Han says “I know” and then goes down while Chewie keeps screaming. Or the cave scene. Or Luke’s failure at taking the X-Wing out of the swamp. Or the ending scene when Luke and Leia watch through the ship’s windows how Lando and Chewie go away to rescue Han. Man, I love ESB, and imo it should be on this list, probably top 3 or even top 1. Tbh, there aren’t many speechless moments in cinema history that can match Vader’s revelation. Literally no one was expecting that, not even a couple of seconds before the quote. To me it’s like the mother of all “Wtf? I really didn’t see that coming” cinema moments.

"Les Diaboliques" (1957). The big reveal at the ending made me gasp. 😮 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Kaiser Soze's reveal in Usual Suspects was incredible

For me the most shocking scene in The Silence of the Lambs is Hannibal's prison rampage (and subsequent escape). I had been led to believe up to that point that Hannibal maybe wasn't such a bad guy anymore, since he was 1. Helping Clarice track down Buffalo Bill and 2. He seemed so calm and well-behaved, as if his days of cannibalism were long past. Boy could we not have been more wrong. Moral of the story: the enemy of your enemy isn't always really your friend. The Silence of the Lambs is essentially a battle of evil vs. evil, just one of the evils is helping the hero... but is absolutely NOT a good guy.

The climax of Mystic River deserves a spot on this list. The rising tension, especially the editing is similar to the climax of Se7en.

Best part of the chest bursting scene in Alien is that nobody told the rest of the cast it was gonna happen so their reactions were genuine lol

I dont think WatchMojo has ever had this many classic movie scenes in a top 10 before

The ending of 1984's Nightmare on Elm Street when Nancy's Mom gets attacked and dragged through the front door of her door by Freddy.

This video had some of my most FAVORITE movies! Keep up the good work ❤

Number one has to be the beginning of A New Hope, seeing the star destroyer fly over the whole screen doesn’t compare to anything else I’ve seen

For me, the nuclear attack and aftermath scenes from threads still stuns me to the very core. The charred ruins. People incinerated and smoldering. The firestorm and the intermittent robotic text screens in between are bone chilling and horrifying

Private Pyle must be one of the most saddest and most tragic fictional characters ever. He didn't need nor deserve that kind of punishment and that instructor (the one who choked him, shouted him, slapped him, bullied him and forced all the other privates to hit him with soaps on a towel while he was sleeping) had what's coming to him for all the terrible things he has done to him. But even that didn't stop Pyle from himself and it made him commit suicide by shooting himself with his own rifle while his one and only good friend Private Joker was still watching. Truly a sad, tragic and heartbreaking end. R.I.P Private Pyle.

I swear I remember hearing somewhere that the "Chest Burster" scene was a surprise to the cast; that, like, only John Hurt and the crew knew what was coming so that the reactions were genuine from fellow actors (who thought he was choking IRL on the set, if memory serves)

Facts I couldn't believe it when Dorothy went to Oz. 1939 was crazy for me

I’d put Baby Driver opening scene as well. The stunt choreography was perfect, the audio design was perfect, the acting was perfect, and it built suspense perfectly without making you scared. It also used all these elements together flawlessly. I’ve never seen a scene with so many moving parts executed to such perfection.

1994's The Getaway had a kidnapping scene that left me speechless and scarred me for life.

Honestly, great list. I personally think you guys did a fantastic job on the picks. A few necessary honorable mentions though: -The beheading in “Hereditary”. It legitimately had me pause the movie and take a day-long break before I watched the rest the next day. Like between killing off an assumed main character and Toni Collette’s performance in reaction, that was just an insanely impactful moment. -The phone booth on “Amelie”. Like, cmon. Try not to cry while covering your mouth while that flashback sequence plays in Bretodeau’s head. -The execution in “Life is Beautiful”. Easily one of the most heartbreaking demises for one of the most admirable and selfless film heroes ever. -The car scene in “Children of Men”. Just takes you off guard in the most intense way. One of the most iconic long-takes in cinema history too. -The reveal of the third man in “The Third Man”. This one is funny for me, because I definitely wasn’t “silent” when I first saw it. I laughed soooo hard when the light switched on to reveal his face and yelled “NO-FUCKIN-WAAAAY!”. But everyone else in the room I was in at the time were definitely silent with their mouths agape lol. -Shooting the photo of Hitler in “Come and See”. Just easily one of the most emotionally effective moments in cinema history. One that truly conveys the emotional turmoil of the age-old question “Would you kill baby-hitler?” -And finally: the final shot of “The Blair Witch Project”. I mean, again, come on. A film completely based on the unknown, ended with a horrifyingly ambiguous open-ended conclusion. Mike uncomfortably staring at the wall. Heather screaming and crying like a banshee… and then nothing… BRUTAL, man. There’s so many more that could be listed, but I appreciate you guys for taking of the impossible task ❤️

"No, I am your Father." should've been on here....

Farm house interrogation is one of my MOST Favorite cinematic moments in a movie, ever. The cinematography and dialogue is unmatched.

I absolutely never would have thought or expected this...........but the parting of the Red Sea in "Prince of Egypt" literally caught my breath.........a cartoon.... seriously?

I was 10 years old watching Jurassic Park in the cinema. Over 25 years later that Brachiosaurus scene remains one of the most amazing cinematic moments in my life

My two favorite movies growing up were The Wizard of Oz and the original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. They both had scary scenes in them. The flyong monkeys and the glass elevator going through the roof

Snape’s memories tugged at my heartstrings. I didn’t know he loved Harry’s mom.

The ending sequence of The Departed has to be in here. I must’ve said “WTF” more than 10 times.

I think Mel gibson's reaction in braveheart when Robert de Bruce betrayed him was some serious acting.

The farmhouse interrogation takes the prize, always. Never have I been in a more silent theater during that whole moment. I remember feeling terrified by this unknown to me actor and feeling like I was being held over the fire myself. It's a quiet scene that induces a slowing increasing heart rate.

Excellent upload!! Loved it😊 I figured Wizard of Oz would be #1. My favorite movie!!

The best movie moment for me was the Brachiosaurus in Jurassic Park and when Hammond ses "Welcometo Jurassic Park". That gave me both goosebumps and tears 🥲. The seccond moment was the chestburster in Alien.

Great topic. I was just ready to Google mind blowing movies or series and seen this. I can remember a very select few, so I'm continuously open to watching much more.

Can you please later do comic book moments that left us all feeling speechless , and include in that list the deaths in Marvel's ultimatum ?

Sadly, the film never did explain why Lily ditched Snape. It was more of a “eh, I like him better than you” kind of thing whereas in the book, Snape, in a fit of rage, said the slur for Muggle-borns in her face.

Full Metal Jacket is a good movie, although I don’t like when the other soldiers were abusing Pyle.

I didn’t see Jurassic Park in theaters cause I wasn’t born yet. In 2010, I did get to see it as Re-Release when I got my braces off. What Stephen Spielberg did is amazing

Private Pyle was crazy and that scene will live in my head forever!!!!

Many of these left me with heavy heartache for days.

The Wizard of Oz is also the first movie to use color. They really wanted to show this off and made the slippers ruby instead of silver like in the books.

About time! stop dropping videos so late!

The Tears in the rain monologue from the Blade Runner.

Oldboy still gives me chills through re-watch

Your video breaks. So many shocking moments. I can imagine how Oppenheimer and others felt while preparing for Trinity project,Coffrey's execution is extremely sad. Normandy invasion scene is brutal.Brachiosaurus sighting is wonderful scene! Loved it! Pure movie magic! Arriving in OZ is wonderful.Deserving number 1.

Carrie's hand coming up from the ground scared the 💩out of me😲

Umm ... The facehugger wasn't surgically removed from Kane's face. It died and fell off after "impregnating," Kane with the chestburster. There was absolutely no way to surgically remove the facehugger. Especially since it had acidic blood. For me, the first revelation of a dinosaur in "Jurassic Park," is #1. Everything about that scene causes me to feel awe.

When the black dude is killed at the end of the original night of the living dead.

Gotta love that thumbnail. Vincent Donofrio is brilliant.

Godfather Part III when Michael's daughter gets shot on the theater steps. Makes that one pretty much worth watching

😢the scene in one flew over the cuckoo's nest when the chief has to suffocate macmurphy to me is one of the most sad and tragic scenes i have ever witnessed 😮😮 unforgettable piece of filmmaking 😢😢

The Sixth Sense too....

Good list. Seven should definitely be higher in my opinion.

"I Hereby Discharge you from Duty" Pompous Gas Bait Prime (Sentinel Prime)

Where the little girl in the red dress in Schlindlers List that scene had me break down in tears and with it being in colour and the rest of the film was in black and white that was outstanding film making by Stephen Spielberg won him the best director’s Oscar and deserved the best picture Oscar for the best film ever

American History X anyone? My jaw (no pun intended) dropped at the curb stomp scene!

Empire Strikes Back confession and the sacrifice from Midsommar could've also been added

i was so shocked in 1917 when Blake was stabbed by the German pilot. i was literally so upset in the cinema when it happened lol.

Oh I had a tie pegged for first place. "Welcome to Jurassic Park" and "Avengers...Assemble."

You forgot the ending of Usual Suspects (1995).

Vincent D'Onofrio (sp?) is such an awesome actor. I saw part of Green Mile. Michael Clarke Duncan was amazing, as always.

There never was an Aaron! 🎭 "Primal Fear" (1996)

I still remember the first time I saw the scenes your talking about. (Well read for Harry Potter lol)

The first scene of Star Wars: A New Hope should have made this list. The awe I felt seeing it made me fall in love with the movie-going experience

I'd say that the bullet time effect in the Matrix, and the prison bar slip through in Terminator 2 could have been added to this list. Maybe you all could cull one together for just visual effects? Would have to include Gollum and Planet of the Apes in that list.

The ending of 1964's Fail Safe when the nuclear bomb is set off and the images flash of it's destruction.😢😢😢😢😮😮😮

I broke a TV on the mist ending

Got to hand it to Michele yeoh she really brings her roles to good acting

Loved Full Metal Jacket

I was surprised that the ending of the original Manchurian Candidate was not included

"No, I am your father," The Empire Strikes Back The tunnel is discovered, The Shawshank Redemption Spock's death, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

The moment Andy steps out into the rain in Shawshank, the spaceship that comes in after the title crawl from Star Wars, the opening to the Dark Knight, these and so many more could have been added.

Sorry, for me THE SCENE are and will always be that one from "Full Metal Jacket".... That scene still haunting me decades after I saw it for the first time ...

The end of The Mist pissed me off SO MUCH!!! I screamed at my tv about how it has wasted 2 hours of my life!!!

"Luke... I am your father." That left me pretty speechless.😏

Vader isn't on the list??? You don't think that scene left everyone speechless??? "NO, I AM YOUR FATHER!"

"1 + 1. Can it make 1?" Scariest mathematical question in film EVER. As much as I was left reeling after watching that scene from Incendies, I will say Incendies was a brilliant yet depressing masterpiece

I love that Trinity Test is on here. People are disregarding it.

Yes

This is a great lis, but the speechless moment in Se7en isn't the box. It's when Kevin Spacey surrenders at the police station covered in blood... not that he is covered in blood but that the bad guy in Se7en is KEVIN F-ING SPACEY! His only credit in the film is "John Doe" and even the marketing department managed to keep it a secret by not revealing the surprise within any of the trailers (unlike those Terminator 2 bozos).

The only thing that left me unsaid is the disturbing deaths…

Happy Friday

You missed two great ones (But nonetheless a very good list): 1. Regan levitating in "The Exorcist" 2. The ending to "The Sixth Sense"

The ending of Fail Safe when it shows the happy scenes just before the bomb goes off and the final scene shows the explosion.😢

This list is awesome, but I was expecting to see 6th Sense here, or The Impossible, when that gigantic wave destry everything, that was a moment that left me totally speechless

The Snap should not be on this. If you were paying attention in Infinity war while Dr. Strange was running through scenarios on how to stop Thanos, he only came up with one way that wouldn't destroy the world. So at that point everything that happened was supposed to. Including the snap.

I wonder what Area 51 barrier ground is in north west from Boston or how many north western Area 51 barrier grounds there are in that direction

full meal jacket left me a message where he got krazy after the sargt gunni made em krazy yelling at private Pyle

Hahaha very true, I love bagels. As far as war movies go, Full Metal Jacket is by far my favorite. Kevin Spacey always seems to play rather creepy guys, he was great as Bobby Darren, he actually played a very normal guy Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, he played a rather creepy guy, a murderer actually. The Green Mile almost made me cry, and maybe a handful of movies have ever done that. we have a large pond right next to our house, and sometimes at night we have like a ghostly mist that slowly covers it, it's eerily creepy but beautiful at the same time, we live in the middle of a forest, and we can see the mist slowly coming from the forest to the pond. I loved Alan Rickman; I was sad when I heard he had actually died in real life. I have all the Jurassic Park movies, their so good. The only thing I liked about The Wizard of Oz were the flying monkeys.

Surprised Neo dodging bullets was not on this list

Now that scene in the Thomas the Tank Engine episode Sir Topham Hatt's Holiday makes sense. Sir Topham Hatt being nearly run over by a Tiger Moth before boarding Harold the Helicopter was likely inspired by or drew inspiration from that scene in North by Northwest. Private Pyle was an example of a person who appears to not be meant for war being turned into a killing machine, and fellow soldier nicknamed Joker bore the guilt of what happened to him throughout the second half, even killing a Vietnamese girl as an act of freeing her from the ongoing conflict because he saw Pyle through her.

No Oldboy reveal? Now that's a shocker. Shout out to Kubrick for having 2 films. I thought 2001 was not going to be here and there really is no way to take that final sequence in except in silence. And a couple more could have made it on. He really had a way to shock in terms of where he took the narrative, the psychological implications, and the artform all at the same time.

You guys are missing the scene in Million Dollar Baby when Maggie falls on the stool. You could have dropped a pen in the theater I was in.

Dancer in the dark, hanging scene.

The lady that was there during the chest bursting scene her reaction was real she wasn't expecting it.