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Here are our picks for the Top 10 Most Rewatched Movie Scenes Ever.
For this list, we're looking at the film moments that have us hitting replay.
We're basing our picks on a mix of amazing action, gaffes that made the final cut,
and unique visuals that make you want to view them several times over.
We're excluding shots that are simply paused in favour of entire scenes.
These moments are often pretty important to their film's plot too,
so a SPOILER ALERT is now in effect.
The Avengers spend most of "Endgame"
assembling the Infinity Stones to bring their friends back.
Right as they do so, however, Thanos attacks them and sets off a brawl
involving numerous fighters from across the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The returning heroes provide a lot of blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearances,
along with a satisfying 'Assemble' battle cry.
Captain Marvel's entrance is also spectacular, and his fist fight with Thanos.
Though Iron Man and Captain America had a much more emotional-charge
in "Captain America: Civil War",
shots like Cap lifting Thor's hammer left us even more amazed.
Plus, the excessive number of Easter eggs jokes in this scene.
An evil crime lord sends his goons into a mall to attack Selina,
so Jackie Chan's character, Ka-Kui, runs in to save her.
To shoot this scene, Chan has to free-run through stores
and across multiple levels to chase the bad guys down.
But when he suddenly has to get from the top floor to the ground,
Jackie leaps onto a pole to slide all the way down.
The mesmerizing drop plays out in one take as Chan crashes through dozens of light bulbs.
It's the stunt's insane danger factor that has us replaying Chan's scene.
After a monster terrorises New York City,
"Cloverfield" shows us footage from long before the attack
as our hero Rob enjoys a date at Coney Island.
Though it requires repeat viewings to properly spot this quick Easter egg,
fans developed theories that it was a satellite.
J.J. Abrams actually confirmed this idea
as part of a tie-in with the movie's viral marketing campaign.
However, Abrams also left the door open for the theory
that the dot was potentially the escape pod from the end of "The Cloverfield Paradox".
J.J. Abrams and his fans have inadvertently encouraged even more replays of this shot too.
In an effort to stop Innovative Online Industries
from taking over the virtual reality world of OASIS,
Parzival leads an army of players to stop them.
Since players customise their avatars after other famous icons,
their fight has more iconic pop culture characters than you can spot in one try.
While fighters from "Overwatch" and "Halo" appear,
it's easy to miss Battletoads, Gremlins and even He-Man in the chaos.
The fast camera movements and wide shots make it hard to notice
the likes of Sonic or the mech from "Aliens" too
despite plenty of overt "Terminator" and "Child's Play" references.
Charlotte and Bob's overlapping trips to Japan
spark a magical friendship that helps them both enjoy themselves.
As he gets ready to head back to America, however,
Bob chases after Charlotte to say a proper goodbye.
After a tear-jerking hug, he mumbles into her ear.
Since only their 'Okays' can be heard among the street noise,
the whisper teases viewers to rewind the scene over and over.
Some fans actually play with the movie's audio to try and hear it.
Though people have different ideas of what's said,
director Sofia Coppola insists it's only meant for Bob and Charlotte to know.
Leave it to David Cronenberg to shock and fascinate audiences at the same time.
In his supernatural thriller, a company named ConSec is demonstrating
their new psychic 'Scanner' agents with a live mind-reading.
Surprisingly, the volunteer is actually a much stronger 'Scanner'
who gives the presenter a fatal headache.
The brutal carnage of the effect looks so real
that you have to see it a few times to be sure that it's fake.
Plus, the blast and music caps off the scene so intensely
you'll likely go again to appreciate how amazing this violent moment plays out.
The digital world of "The Matrix" is meant to trap humans,
so Morpheus is kidnapped when he tries to fight against it.
As Neo and Trinity head into a building to save him,
they send the whole ground floor into a flurry of bullets and gymnastics.
The Propellerheads' song "Spybreak!" truly amps up the energy as well.
Neo's back-bending dodges are visually striking
but the clever blend of film speeds enhances the action more.
The slow-motion also means you won't miss much in this scene.
Brad's last year at Ridgemont High School sees him losing his job and girlfriend.
He does, however, become obsessed with Linda
who he catches swimming in a bikini one fateful day at his house.
Brad's mind wanders in spectacular fashion,
as he imagines her coming out of the water like a supermodel.
The over-the-top posing from actress Phoebe Cates and some mist
enhance the sexual fantasy aspect of this dream,
appealing to viewers just as much as Brad.
While the lesbian pool scene in "Wild Things" is progressive and steamy,
"Fast Times" ups the ante with a bikini drop.
The second time an evil Terminator comes to kill John Connor,
we find out there's also a friendly Terminator trying to save him.
But when the malevolent robot hunts John down in a truck,
our young hero drives into a flood control channel just to escape it.
The machine doesn't hesitate, and continues to follows John.
The scene has great moments to enrich repeat viewings,
especially the massive jumps into the channel.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's gun flipping and the explosive finale
add some badass imagery to the moment as well.
With the tense music tying all these awesome moments together,
there are a lot of reasons to take in this chase again.
Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honourable mentions:
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With the Galactic Empire chasing Luke and his Rebel friends through space,
they hide away on the Death Star.
As C-3PO tries to help Luke from a control room, however,
he's rushed by a group of noticeably clumsy Stormtroopers.
One soldier's hilarious blunder happens just fast enough to miss at first.
A second viewing on the other hand shows the hit
and the actor comically fixing his mask as well.
Director George Lucas even nods to the blooper
by giving the hit a loud sound effect.
With the charm that this goof adds to the movie,
it's no wonder that fans still rewatch this hilarious accident.
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