Movie/TV moments that made you say "DAMN!"

[Ares Tyr]

The title pretty much tells you all you need to know about the question being asked. What moments in film and television have caused you to exclaim loudly "DAMN!" or other such words.

For me, one that sticks out in my head right away is the anime fight scene during Kill Bill Vol. 1 when O-Ren's dad was fucking up a whole lot of Yakuza guys by himself before getting

Spoiler

severely owned by Bill.

I have more, but I'll wait for some responses.

 

[LadyZephyr]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZQDJLeIRq8

CJ Cregg at the ending of The West Wing's episode The Women of Qumar.

I cry every single fucking time.

 

[Zio666]

When a DVD stops working or I lose satelite signal.

 

[codac42]

Hmm thats a tough question I think ill go with the scene in the movie wanted When the female lead shoots the gun and the bullet goes in a circle killing all of the guys.

 

[meatloaf231]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Back on topic, the entire second half of The Hills Have Eyes.

Spoiler: Awesome

The victims of the movie go absolutely nuts on the idiot radioactive village people, and the male lead goes about axing them to death.

 

[Ares Tyr]

When a DVD stops working or I lose satelite signal.

Fucking ZING!

 

[Ares Tyr]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Saying that a Quentin Tarantino film is disjointed is like saying water is wet.

And saying Kill Bill is an uninteresting movie is like saying "I have no taste in film".

[/joke]

 

[Frybird]

In the first season of Battlestar Galactica when...

Spoiler

...after a couple of downright depressing episodes one of them begins with the pilots celebrating the 1000th landing of some guy...until a rocket accidentialy goes off, killing all the happy people

Also the Scene in Firefly when River shoots a bunch of guys in a matter of seconds, Gun-Kata Style (Note: Back then she wasn't the murder-machine she turned to in Serenity)

Also, the scene in Last Man Standing where Bruce Willis shoots some mobster guy, sending him flying out of the building and halfway across the street.

 

[meatloaf231]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Saying that a Quentin Tarantino film is disjointed is like saying water is wet.

And saying Kill Bill is an uninteresting movie is like saying "I have no taste in film".

[/joke]

Still didn't like it. No matter what you say. Poor taste? Taste is objective. It was a decent movie. It just wasn't the amazing awesome-fest everyone made it out to be.

And seriously, the plot was "I am going to go kill some people, then kill another person, then kill a guy" Just because it was well acted and had pretty good characters does not mean the plot was interesting. To me. Because interest is also a personal opinion.

 

[Ares Tyr]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Saying that a Quentin Tarantino film is disjointed is like saying water is wet.

And saying Kill Bill is an uninteresting movie is like saying "I have no taste in film".

[/joke]

Still didn't like it. No matter what you say. Poor taste? Taste is objective. It was a decent movie. It just wasn't the amazing awesome-fest everyone made it out to be.

And seriously, the plot was "I am going to go kill some people, then kill another person, then kill a guy" Just because it was well acted and had pretty good characters does not mean the plot was interesting. To me. Because interest is also a personal opinion.

What part of [/joke] don't you understand, boy?!?!?!

 

[meatloaf231]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Saying that a Quentin Tarantino film is disjointed is like saying water is wet.

And saying Kill Bill is an uninteresting movie is like saying "I have no taste in film".

[/joke]

Still didn't like it. No matter what you say. Poor taste? Taste is objective. It was a decent movie. It just wasn't the amazing awesome-fest everyone made it out to be.

And seriously, the plot was "I am going to go kill some people, then kill another person, then kill a guy" Just because it was well acted and had pretty good characters does not mean the plot was interesting. To me. Because interest is also a personal opinion.

What part of [/joke] don't you understand, boy?!?!?!

The part of it where I don't glean at whom the joke is directed, me or the film.

 

[Silver1Wolf2]

Hmm... moment in TV when I said DAMN!...hmm had to be when J.D and Elliot had sex (yes romanian television sucks so I only saw season 1 of SCRUBS thus far).

 

[vlanitak]

Must have been when I saw all the blood in Sweeny Tod.... can't stand blod really...

 

[Reaperman Wompa]

The movie shoot'em'up. Fucking retarded. Seriously i constantly went What The Fuck?!?

 

[Brett Alex]

I got a trilogy from similar films:
1. Near the end of Snatch when

Spoiler

The Pikeys suddenly turn the table on the gangsters, and their is that awesome freeze shot before Bricktop has his face rearranged by a shotgun

was a DAMN moment because it was just such a shock and so very cool.

2. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, the aftermath

Spoiler

of the shootout between Dog's gang and Rory's gang, it has a slow pan over the bodies, then Rory and Plank, that last ones left both kill each other

3. Layer Cake

Spoiler

The very end, when Daniel Craig's character says "and if you knew my name, well then you'd be as clever as me" then cops a bullet right to the chest. Pure pure awesome.

 

[Greasemoicockneypalm]

When I reached the end of El Topo and realised that I'd just sat through the whole thing against my better judgement.

 

[Ares Tyr]

Well, I suppose Kill Bill made me say damn, but not in the way you meant it.

It was just not that good. The plot was disjointed and uninteresting and the action was only decently choreographed.

Meh.

Saying that a Quentin Tarantino film is disjointed is like saying water is wet.

And saying Kill Bill is an uninteresting movie is like saying "I have no taste in film".

[/joke]

Still didn't like it. No matter what you say. Poor taste? Taste is objective. It was a decent movie. It just wasn't the amazing awesome-fest everyone made it out to be.

And seriously, the plot was "I am going to go kill some people, then kill another person, then kill a guy" Just because it was well acted and had pretty good characters does not mean the plot was interesting. To me. Because interest is also a personal opinion.

What part of [/joke] don't you understand, boy?!?!?!

The part of it where I don't glean at whom the joke is directed, me or the film.

Well, it was done to not offend you, sir, for I respect your opinion and right to like or dislike whatever you choose. You should know me better by now, sir.


ON TOPIC!!!

Another moment that made me say damn.

The first time I saw Gun-Kata demonstrated by Batman himself, Christian Bale in one of his earlier movies, "Equilibrium".

Great movie by the way. Also he slices a guy's face off. Literally. If that don't make ya say damn, I don't know what to tell you.

 

[meatloaf231]

You should know me better by now, sir.

I am slow to trust people who don't wear shirts. Usually they are drummers.

 

[Ares Tyr]

You should know me better by now, sir.

I am slow to trust people who don't wear shirts. Usually they are drummers.

I'm worse than a drummer... I'm a frontman...

 

[The Iron Ninja]

You should know me better by now, sir.

I am slow to trust people who don't wear shirts. Usually they are drummers.

Ah see Ares Tyr? the anti-topless movement is gaining momentum before your very eyes. (seriously, put a damn shirt on)

The spongebob squarepants movie made me say "Damn!" on multiple occasions, but mostly the bit where the hoff is being a super cool dude and taking them somewhere with his super powerful legs.