Perfect film moment

It still gets me. Every time.

"To my big brother George: The richest man in town."

 

Scroll to 2:30.

 

The scene with Little Bill, the Duck of Death and Beauchamp in Little Bill's house kind of hammered that theme home.
The ending, too, even if its twist on the classic Western ending was a little heavy handed with the symbolism. Instead of the hero riding off into the sunset with his gal waving after him, you get a murderer riding off into the stormy night with a scared whore crying.

 

The Ride of the Valkyries by helicopter

 

The 2:36 mark is the moment Ben Stiller became a Hollywood star.

 

"Always drink gin with a mark, kid. he can't tell if you cut it."

"What was I SUPPOSED to do? Accuse him of cheating better than me in front of the others????"

 

"...which you might find in a bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich."

Breaking the 4th wall not just to communicate to the audience, but to bond with them over a shared piece of knowledge.

 

A criminally unsung movie from 2000 - the cast and writer-director David Mamet alone got me to buy a ticket. It's a very funny movie, but the payoff at the end you never see coming and makes everything before it that much funnier.

 

YES!!! And dammit. Now I have to find another one.