What is Your Favourite Crowning Moment of Awesome?

Yup. Pippin was so cute.   Those three were my favorite part of the movies, they casted the parts perfectly. 

All the scenes with this guy.



from the Ice age movies.

Here is why American Football is awesome. Why College Football is awesome (better than pro-football) tbh.

First, a little Hawkeye Magic!



The University of California Golden Bears vs. The Stanford Cardinal in the 1982 Big Game for both teams. The Golden Bears were looking for a Bowl Invitation, and Stanford was looking to keep their Post-Season chances alive with a victory. What follows is simply known, in American Sports lore, as 'the Play'.



2007 The University of Michigan vs Appalachian State season opener. The Wolverines (Michigan) have a reputation for being one of the strongest football teams in College Sports (Tom Brady of the New England Patriots is an alum for example), and were highly favored to wipe out the Mountaineers (Appalachian State), a strong team in their own right, but also a Division 1-AA school that are considered to be leagues below that of Michigan. The Mountaineers held their own and in the last minute, were leading the game 34-32. Michigan was going to attempt a field goal (for 3 points, which would put them at 35-34) when this happened...



One of the greatest upsets in American sports, a true David-and-Goliath moment. The Joes who bet on Appalachian State winning must be millionaires (Michigan was rated as having a 99% chance of winning the game in official polls.)

Then for me? This one for the Iowa Hawkeyes last year. 57 yard game winner against a nail-biter of a team Pittsburgh, and keeping Iowa's 2015 Perfect Regular Season intact.

The end of ME1.




My favorite part is at 3:10 where you see your Shepard standing against the background of the galaxy and the Faunts song starts.

It's been a while since I've seen either of them, but they're two very different kinds of films. I'd almost be tempted to think of them as taking place in separate fictional universes based on the same material, kind of like the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Batman movies and the Chris Nolan Batman movies. 

2001 almost bordered on being a silent film, with what little human interaction we saw purposely portrayed in a kind of cool. sterile manner. A pretty abstract science fiction film, to the extent that science fiction can be abstract, more interested in raising questions about evolution and what it would be like to encounter an unfathomable alien intelligence. 2010 is a much more concrete narrative with more relatable and easily understood human characters. It also, IIRC, dealt more directly with Cold War politics, whereas 2001 didn't pay a whole lot of attention to what was happening back on Earth the whole time.

#ArnoldSchwarzenegger
#SilvesterStallone

Nuff said.

I also love this scene.

LOVED this line!!!!! You tell im' Lena Headey.