
“Scenes I Go Back To” Archives
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Scenes I Go Back To: Chinese Super Ninjas
It just doesn’t get any more freaking awesome than Chinese Super Ninjas.Scenes I Go Back To: Fist of Legend
This brilliant action sequence whets your appetite while barely preparing you for the martial arts mayhem to come.Scenes I Go Back To: The Matrix
A beautiful, aesthetic scene to watch as well as one full of signature kick-ass moments.Scenes I Go Back To: OldBoy
It undercuts viewers’ expectations and forces us to rethink our assumptions and expectations, to question why we got so excited in the first place.Scenes I Go Back To: Naked
In one brief, spiteful speech, the film’s “hero” sums up all that is wrong with modern society.Scenes I Go Back To: Go
This was the movie that first got me thinking about “scenes I go back to.”Scenes I Go Back To: Police Story
Jackie Chan wants you to know that only he, and no mere mortal, can pull something like that off.Scenes I Go Back To: Raising Arizona
A mix of manic comedy, inventive camerawork, absurdism, and a surprisingly touching bit of family drama.Scenes I Go Back To: Terminator 2: Judgment Day
To this day, the movie’s effects remain some of my favorites.Scenes I Go Back To: The Return of the King
It may be the height of fantasy, but there’s still great, undeniable Truth contained within these minutes.Scenes I Go Back To: True Romance
Transcends mere obscenity through amazing dialog and stellar performances.Scenes I Go Back To: The Color of Paradise
This film’s stunning visuals forever changed my view of the country of Iran.Scenes I Go Back To: Swing Girls
A decidedly offbeat and absurd scene that is, in fact, a stroke of genius.Scenes I Go Back To: The Innocents
Chilling because of great acting, great dialog, and above all else, great atmosphere.Scenes I Go Back To: Hero
A scene that’s as soul-stirring as it is jaw-dropping, a visual feast as well as an adrenaline rush.Scenes I Go Back To: Hard Boiled
It’s worth noting that John Woo’s most bullet-riddled sequences are incredibly artistic.Scenes I Go Back To: Paprika
An opening sequence that constantly twists and tweaks that which is “normal” and “real.”Scenes I Go Back To: The Seventh Seal
The film’s position in pop culture does nothing to deny its power and depth.