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Movie scene references which or how many have you noticed?

Asked by Hypocrisy_Central (26879points) May 22nd, 2011

Thinking of movies what image or scene do you figure is used or referenced over and over even if not in the same manner? Some of the scenes I seen used many times in different ways are:
• The dead horse head in the bed (Godfather).
• Elliot and E.T. silhouetted by the moon flying on the bike (E.T.)
• The “shower scene” (Psycho)
• The crane pose (the Karate Kid)
• Victory run to the top of the stairs (Rocky)

What scenes have you noticed used or reference by many other movies or shows?

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cazzie's avatar

‘Castle’ always sneaks in things from Firefly and Serenity, as well as other characters’ past film and TV jobs. Always cracks me up.

And Big Bang Theory is full of them with their geeky references to Sci Fi and arguments over who would beat who in a fight and scientific inaccuracies in certain shows. Bazinga.

mazingerz88's avatar

Terminator’s “I’ll be back” scene.
Jaws’ music
The Crying Game’s after sex shower scene
A Few Good Men’s “You can’t handle the truth” scene

TheIntern55's avatar

Gone with the Wind’s “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn” Forrest Gump’s choclate scene and “Run, Forrest, Run!”

mazingerz88's avatar

Robert de Niro’s “Are you talking to me?” scene in Taxi Driver.

aprilsimnel's avatar

Badges!? We don’t need no stinking badges!

I’ve seen it parodied in Blazing Saddles and The Monkees, and UHF, as well as in the original Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

filmfann's avatar

The baby carriage rolling down the stairs from The Battleship Potemkin

It has been redone, notably, in The Untouchables, and many other films.

Blueroses's avatar

Slo-mo fight scenes ala “The Matrix”

Buffalo Bill’s dance from “Silence of the Lambs” referenced in Clerks 2—and a Family Guy episode.

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