What Was Your Favorite Court Scene In 2013

What is your favourite scene/moment from the MCU, and why?

Being a huge MCU fan it's really difficult for me to pick out ‘a scene' which I play again and again.Here is the list of some awesome scenes from each of the MCU movie which are my favorite:Iron man (2008):The Jericho missile test sceneMark 3 suit up sceneThe incredible hulk (2008):Hulk Vs Army (Hulk kicks Blonsky)Iron man II (2010):Court (You want my property…) sceneTony ‘re-discovers' a element for the arc reacter.Thor (2011):Unworthy Thor tries to lift the mjolnir.Captain America: The first avenger (2011):Steve Roger's transformer sceneThe Avengers (2012):Hulk smashes LokiIron man III (2013):Plane rescue sceneBack up scene (the clean slate protocol)Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014):Elevator fight sceneAvengers: Age of Ultron (2015):Hammer lifting competitionVision lifting the HammerCaptain America: Civil war (2016):Captain America stopping Bucky's helicopterIron man Vs Captain America & Winter SoldierGuardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 (2017):Opening scene (Groot's dance)Spider man: Homecoming (2017):Ferry Fight sceneThor: Ragnarok (2017):Thor Vs HulkAvengers: Infinity War (2018):Wakanda battleAfter the snap

Which is your favorite event / scene / incident of Mahabharata?

The Yaksha Prashna.The Pandav brothers are looking for a deer. After sometime they get tired and thirsty. Yudhisthira sends Nakul to fetch drinking water. Nakul reaches a pond and just when he is about to drink from the pond a voice warns him "Nakul, answer my questions before drinking water from this pool..else...ill turn it to poison"Nakul ignores the Yaksha's voice and drinks the water. As warned, he dies.This happens to Sahdev, Arjun and Bhim one by one as they reach the pond ,searching for their missing brothers, At last Yudhisthir arrives and  seeing his dead brothers, searches for their killer. He gets thirsty and goes to drink water from the same pond.Yaksha warns him too. Yudhisthir, out of respect and curiousity agrees to answer the questions.What comes next is a lovely philosophical and witty conversation. ==============Here's a link to this conversation:http://www.dharmasastra.net/yaks...==============What I find most awesome part of this conversation is the Start and End of it.Start:Yaksha asks "WIll you answer my questions?"Yud. says "I'll try my best"Its great to see that he didn't say "I will". He was humble even when his brothers were lying dead in front of himEnd:Yaskha  : Which brother do you want me to bring back to life?"Yud.    : "Nakul. " Yaksha : "Why not someone as strong as Bheem or a great warrior like Arjun. They can protect you in bad times"<> Yud. says: "No Bheem or Arjun can save a man. Dharma saves a man."

Which movies have the best courtroom scenes?

Most of my favorites have already been named: To Kill a Mockingbird, A Few Good Men, Primal Fear, etc. But these are all very serious. My favorite more comic scene has to be when Elle snatches sweet victory from defeat in Legally Blonde:

What is your favorite film in each of these franchises: Transformers, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Narnia, Pacific Rim, Twilight, Fifty Shades, Tomb Raider, and The Mummy? And which franchise do you prefer overall?

The Transformers series?: Not one. Not one less-stinky film of a whole can of smelly cheeses. Megan Fox is fun to look at, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is fun to watch run around, but that’s about it.The Harry Potter series?: Top of the list, for me, is The Half Blood Prince. I love Jim Broadbent’s turn as Professor Horace Slughorn, and this entire film carries so much gravity.The Pirates of the Caribbean series?: At World’s End is my favored of the five. If only for the splendid score and the themes it immersed us in, including the “rock the ship” sequence, the Brethren Court scene, and then, of course, when Will Turner and Elizabeth Swan finally get together.The Chronicles of Narnia series?: The jury is still out, because there are books remaining un-rendered as films. But of those thus far, it still must be the first in the series, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.Pacific Rim?: The original has the only real appeal of the series, despite some paper-thin scripting, and Raleigh saying “Mako!” an obnoxious amount of times.The Twilight series?: Utter rubbish.The Fifty… oh come on, I’m not even going to acknowledge those were made.The Tomb Raider series?: The reboot, Tomb Raider. I find Alicia Vikander to be a better, more relatable actor than Angelina Jolie.The Mummy series?: The original takes the cake, just for the sake of bemusing novelty, and the charm of Rachel Weisz.