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1930-1939

"The greatest scene of all time has to be when Clark Gable says "Fankly my dear, I don't give a damn." in GONE WITH THE WIND."


"When Melanie and Ashley are reunited after the Civil War is over in GONE WITH THE WIND. Even though the story is about Scarlett, the love story between Melanie and Ashley is the best part of the movie."
   //Ceecat


"In GONE WITH THE WIND, when Scarlett is walking among the dead and wounded, and the camera pans up and back until Scarlett is just a speck, and the whole screen is filled with wounded men. It shows the cost and devastation the South endured better than any other scene."
   //Ann (wordyone@charter.net)


"The greatest scene has to be at the end of MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON when James Stewart is really cracking in the face of unsurmountable corruption in the Senate, and he is pleading to Claude Rains to do the right thing and stand up for the little man. Serious lump in the throat and beautifully moving."
    //Anthony


"The greatest scene would have to be in THE WIZARD OF OZ when Dorothy says "Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."."
   //Ashley


"The greatest scene in any movie is James Cagney at the end of ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES as he goes to the electric chair. The suspense as we wait to see if he will "turn yellow" to save the future of the street kids is awesome."


"THE PUBLIC ENEMY (1931). The close up of James Cagney in the rain and the grapefruit scene."
    //Janie Mommy