For every film I love, seeing or hearing its name again always brings to mind a perfect moment or scene, and I was wondering what people’s favourite or perfect moments were from their most-loved or most memorable films..?

Hmmm... La Dolce Vita, beyond the now-cliched but still classic Anita Ekberg wade through the fountain, I picture the short scene where Marcello escapes the hurly burly and is served at the deserted cafe by the innocent girl. Well, that may not be a good example. The opening of Last Year at Marienbad, with the camera panning down the ornate hotel corridors accompanied by the hypnotic monologue. Apart from the obvious ones in The Seventh Seal, the gravity on the faces of the knight and his squire as the parade of peasants whipping themselves passes, again when they come across the girl being burnt at the stake. In The Thin Red Line, the grassy hills shimmering in the wind, beauty before the slaughter. Jean Reno's proud posture and distant look, as he says "Bring me the Frenchman" in The Big Blue...

