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Alternate take of Batman and the Joker's first conversation in The Dark Knight. *Okay this question's getting asked a lot so just to be clear: I play the Joker, and I play Batman. Same guy. I did everything except punch myself in the face, which came compliments of my friend Robert (I think you can see how much he enjoyed it). Thank you all for watching. Outtakes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjBOTT0tr84 Party Scene Spoof: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKxmAWRpugs

this is how alyssa abscission does her hair! myspace.com/punk_transistor FAQ: 1) What's the song? -Lemon Meringue Tie by Dance Gavin Dance 2)How many layers do you have? -too many to count ;) 3) What hairspray do you use? -Rave

Music video by Fall Out Boy performing This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race with Neal Avron [Producer], Alan Ferguson, Jacquelyn Frisco, Sheira Rees-Davies (C) 2006 The Island Def Jam Music Group

The beautiful Elliott Smith sequence from Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums, the greatest film ever made

It's intense.

DVD Ripped Full "Funny Guy" Scene

An Cafe - Snow Scene Please - do NOT argue about Tokio Hotel here. There are people who like them (I personally don't) and just let them be. Also refain from cursing, or your comment will be deleted :)

[ http://njean.netjaguar.com ] - awesome ending by David Chase!

This is the legendary opening scene to the hit movie shaft. You can just tell from him walking down the streets of NY that he is a bad ass mother...

A chance to see the classic moment when Colin Firth takes a plunge in the lake as he plays the brooding Mr Darcy. Watch more Pride and Prejudice clips with BBC Worldwide here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=3D312066256A17D5

A classic scene of cinema, Chaplin's dance with the globe.

Action clip from "Undefeatable", a truly incredible martial arts film. Yes, the movie is called "undefeatable". Go buy it. Update: about a year ago my man Charles subjected this video to a lengthy analysis, and concluded that it is most definitely not gay. Sorry for the confusion.

This is towards the beginning of the film, when Jules and Vincent go to get the briefcase from the kids. Includes the Big Kahuna burger line, does he look like a bitch? and Ezekiel 25:17.

They investigate a crime scene only using the word fuck.

Princess Bride Scene The Battle of Witts. All rights go to the owner of the copyright. This is a clip from the movie and I do not own it. If you own the rights and want me to remove this I will. To this this clip Re-enacted go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgS5I5R9qC8

Jack just wants his toast

Jules and Vincent in the infamous Pulp Fiction scene - Hamburger's. http://www.metaphilm.com/philm.php?id=178_0_2_0_M

Great scene from an outstanding film.

Get busy living, or get busy dying. Follow the final moments of Red's journey, in the best, most satisfying movie ending ever.

the single best fight ever... from the movie 'They Live', five + minutes of fistfight between Roddy Piper and Keith David over a pair of sunglasses. Thank you John Carpenter! no intent to violate copyright stuff, just spreading the word. more people have got to see this movie. :D

funniest scene from American Beauty. when the family is having dinner and involves into an argument

The Cullens and Bella are playing baseball during a thunderstorm. Sorry for the sound quality, but it's better than nothing! :) To see more clips, view my channel :) This video is credited to the property of Summit Entertainment.

http://www.myspace.com/whaletailrocks this is me playing the banjo :D~ Billy Redden (born 1956 in Rabun County, Georgia) is an American actor best known for his role as Lonnie—the "banjo kid"—in the 1972 movie Deliverance. Redden, then sixteen, earned his role in Deliverance during a casting call at Clayton Elementary School in Clayton, Georgia. To add authenticity and humor to the film, the filmmakers found Redden to fit the look of the inbred and mentally retarded banjo boy called for by the book, although Redden himself is neither. The scene depicts Redden playing the instrumental Dueling Banjos opposite actor Ronny Cox on guitar. Because Redden could not really play the banjo, another young banjo player knelt behind him and reached around his chest to reach the banjo, with Redden wearing a specially made shirt that made the man's arms appear to be his own. Additionally, the shot was filmed from angles that made it impossible to see the musician behind Redden on the porch. At the end of the scene, the script called for Redden to harden his expression towards Drew Ballinger, Cox's character; however, Redden was unable to fake dislike for Cox. To solve the problem they got Ned Beatty (whom Redden truly disliked) to step towards Redden at the close of the shot. As Beatty approached, Redden hardened his expression and looked away exactly as intended.[citation needed] Jon Voight claimed Redden "was a boy who had a genetic imbalance -- a product of his mother and his brother, I think. He was quite amazing, a very talkative fellow."[1] Redden also appeared in Tim Burton's 2003 film Big Fish. Burton was intent on getting Redden, who hadn't appeared in a film since Deliverance, to play the role of a banjo-playing welcomer in the utopian town of Spectre. Burton eventually found him in Clayton, Georgia, where Redden works as a cook, dishwasher and part-owner of the Cookie Jar Café. In 2004, Redden made a guest appearance on Blue Collar TV playing an inbred car repairman named Ray in a "Redneck Dictionary" skit, for the word "raisin bread" (Ray's-Inbred). When he was shown, he was playing a banjo.

Lord Of The Rings - Opening scene http://smart-marks.blogspot.com/

My favorite scene from the movie... top 5 scense ever