The winners are @Wumbo and @justin_shocknet no one came with something I haven't seen and also was phenomenal.

This one gets me every time.

Barack and Michelle Obama were executive producers of the 2023 Netflix film Leave the World Behind. The film is an adaptation of the Rumaan Alam novel, which was one of Barack Obama's favorite books.

Script Consultation: Director Sam Esmail revealed that Barack Obama provided extensive notes on the script, particularly regarding the cyberattack and disaster elements, to ensure a degree of realism based on his experience as president.

Esmail noted that some of Obama's suggestions even "scared the f*ck out of me" because of how plausible they were.

Focus on Themes: According to Esmail, Obama's notes also focused on character development, empathy, and capturing the novel's themes of mistrust and societal collapse, rather than just the technical aspects.

Debunking Conspiracy Theories: Obama's involvement occurred after the script was written. The director clarified this in response to various online conspiracy theories that suggested the film was a secret warning from the former president about future real-world events.

The film, starring Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, and Ethan Hawke, explores themes of race, class, and the breakdown of society during a mysterious national blackout. You can watch the film on Netflix.

Rage Against The Machine - Wake Up - The Matrix Ending

Everyone likes the "two chicks" part of this scene, and so do I. But the second part always resonated with me, so I love that part even more.

I'd like to post here all my favorite movies

This depression scene from Groundhog Day hits me hard

Probably not a very original choice, but it was the first scene that came to mind:

Maybe a little more original scene choice, but it’s not from a movie:

Beginning of Aliens, when Ripley's ship's door is first opened and the laser scans the inside.. so cool.

Yippe ki yay

There's 39 comments, so I did a Ctrl-F search assuming the Ride of the Rohirrim from the Return of the King had obviously already been mentioned.

Am processing my disappointment in SNers right now 😐

The Learning Machine scene from Battlefield Earth (2000):

i think about it wen people don't think straight and proceed to say or do something stupid (including myself);

I fucking love this scene from Parks and recreation

Misión imposible primera parte bajando por el cordel. Alien saliendo el bicho de kane. Misión imposible lanzándose en moto hasta el tren.

The beginning of Star Trek (2009). It just immediately drops you into the action, after 5 minutes you finally take a breath...

Idk about best but here’s some light fare https://youtu.be/eVzxDwu506A?si=cbV37cFwc69V6MKG

First aid scene

The office (either original British or American) has lots of epic scenes