Movies Most iconic images in film

[BearGrounds]

I disagree and I'm ready to argue for hours about it.

Those other two scenes are iconic, no doubt. Probably more folks would consider those before the one I posted. But the one I posted basically encapsulates how Tony views the world. He views it as rightfully his.



That scene occurs right after he usurps his boss, and takes over. The blimp reading "the world is yours" as if, in that moment, it's confirmation. I think it's more symbolic of the character overall, than a machine gun and a pile of coke.

 

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[KONG-D'SNT-TAP]

I don’t want to be a party pooper here but how is Donnie Darko an iconic image?

It’s not an iconic movie. It’s okay if you personally love that movie but it isn’t iconic. So I don’t know how that movie makes an iconic image when it isn’t an iconic movie.

The Shining, ET, JAWS, Platoon. Not only are those iconic movies but that’s how those images became iconic.

 

[EnterTheNinja]

Edit: No Homo

 

[Organic Damage]

 

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[The Russian]

Predatorteam.pic

 

[I Am Legion]

Some great examples in here. I can’t post it, but I would add Sharon Stones beaver shot.

 

[Sir Galahad]

Rebel Without a Cause

 

[The Russian]

 

[The Russian]