The entrance of Harry Lime (Orson Welles) in The Third Man (1949) The car chase in Bullitt (1968) The moment you know the Nazis can't win: the Marseillaise scene in Casablanca (1941) "You're going to need a bigger boat": Roy Scheider in Jaws (1975) The chilling ending of Planet of the Apes (1968) The amazing three minute, 20 second opening tracking shot of Touch of Evil (1958) "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" The Italian Job (1969) Memorable Movie Moments I am planning - purely for fun, not profit - a new project to celebrate the most memorable moments in the movies. I will be putting up a website at MemorableMovieMoments.com, which will list, describe and celebrate the "movie moments" I have found most memorable, and to invite suggestions, votes and comments from other movie lovers. Watch this space! Meanwhile, a few brief examples here, to whet your appetite and to inspire you to think of your own favourites. Above: "Bond, James Bond" - the entrance of 007 in Dr No (1962) starts a 50 year, $6 billion film franchise. Above: the entrance of Sherif Ali (Omar Sharif) in Lawrence of Arabia (1962). Sherif is the dot on the horizon, shot with a 500mm telephoto lens; the take lasted a full 10 minutes, and director David Lean later regretted "losing my nerve" and shortening it.