Any scene with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers doing ballroom dancing or doing tap from the 1930s. All their films were uplifting and happy and her costumes very beautiful.
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Second to the Casablanca ending, the well scene in Lawrence of Arabia:
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Gee that was a good film, I still watch it occasionally.
(Seance on a Wet Afternoon)
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I think I will try and track this one down. I think I might enjoy it.
I remember watching this movie. Though I do not remember the details. I am sure I liked it. 
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I’ve watched it a number of times, and it seems to be available on YouTube free at the moment.
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This one.
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Thank you for the info about this being on YouTube @d00d When I first saw this film it made quite an impression on me, one which I can still remember. As well as introducing me to Alan Bates!
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Thank you dOOd, watching it now.
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Sean Connery, The Man Who Would Be King.
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Scene from cemetery in Steel Magnolias…my all time classic favorite film!
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When ET went back home.
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“Nothing is ever a lady’s fault”. The boy is trying to tell his friends father that the man’s wife is a cheat and a liar.
The Go-Between (1971)
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Many scenes from “Castaway”, but this one is particularly touching, towards the end of the film.
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It’s a very shocking scene,so I don’t think I would be able to call it my favourite
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love watching this at anytime…
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