Name: Top 10 Most Confrontational Movie Moments Ever
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You do what you do best trying to stop guys like me.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 confrontational movie moments.

My name is Maximus Decimus, Merida's commander of the armies of the North General of the Felix.

Legions for this list will be examining tents or aggressive exchanges between two or more characters in film.

We'll be avoiding straight up fights and lengthy shootouts, though please note this video will contain spoilers.

If you think we miss one, be sure to confront us about it.

In the comments below Number 10 Clarisse meets Hannibal.

FBI student Clarisse Starling meets Dr Hannibal Lecter a few times throughout this film, but her first encounter with the cannibal psychiatrist is possibly the best.

Right from the beginning, she's thrown off by his calm culture demeanor.

You know, Florence, all that detail just from memory, sir.

Instead of a view Hannibal, maybe locked up, but he has all the power as Clarisse is.

He had been courteous and receptive to courtesy.

You had established trust with the embarrassing truth about Meg's now this ham handed segue into your question.

Er, the struggle between them isn't physical, but it's riveting nonetheless, and both actors air at the top of their game.

Watching their verbal sparring is like enjoying a nice Chianti liver and fava beans, optional A census taker.

I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.

Heroes and villains Air, usually portrayed, is locked into constant struggle because of this time honored formula.

Scenes in which they're actually shown relating to one another could be refreshing.

There are few better examples than this exchange between Lieutenant Vincent Hanna and Neel McCauley.

In Michael Mann's Heat, Hannah, a police detective, invites Macaulay the thief he's pursuing to a coffee shop to talk.

What do you say I buy you a cup of coffee Yeah, sure.

Here they discuss their professions and personal lives despite finding common ground.

Both make it clear that they won't stop doing what they dio, even if one of them has to die for it.

If it's between you and some poor bastard whose wife you're gonna turn into a widow brother, you are going down number eight The deal.

We're gonna drop half a key baking soda into a bag.

We're gonna talk about doomed to failure.

When Dirk Diggler and friends read and Todd try to sell baking soda to a drug dealer, it turns out well how you'd expect.

The scene is a perfect balance of comedy intention.

As dealer Rod sings along to his favorite tunes, including Jessie's Girl.

Meanwhile, there's a bodyguard with a gun and an associate playing with firecrackers.

Sure enough, the situation explodes when Todd decides that he wants to rob Rod, You don't know anything about this, okay?

A few good men courtroom dramas run on confrontation, but they don't get much more memorable than this one.

Colonel Jessup is giving testimony regarding the murder of a Marine, which defense attorney Lieutenant Kaffee believes was an extrajudicial punishment or code red gone wrong.

After Cathy spots a contradiction and Jessop's story, the colonel becomes increasingly disdainful of the junior officer, going into a proud rant on the necessity of ugly choices in the military.

You have the luxury of not knowing what I know that Santiago's death, while tragic, probably saved lives.

And my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives.

However, Cathy's persistence leads to Jessup admitting that he ordered the code red.

It's kaffee, however, who ultimately gets the last word.

I'm a lawyer and an officer in the United States naming number six Mexican standoff The good, the bad and the ugly the dollars trilogy features some of the Western genres.

One of the most entertaining is the confrontation between the men with No name and Mortimer in for a few dollars more.

However, for this pick, we had to go with the final showdown between the titular characters of the good, the bad and the ugly.

Oh, it will be a lot easier with when the three arrive at a cemetery looking for buried gold, they engaged in a tense three way duel.

Clint Eastwood's Men with No Name stares down his rivals, Tuco and Angel Eyes, played by Mortimer actor Lee Van Cleef.

Score sores ever higher until a single shot rings out.

What business is it of yours where I'm from, friend.

Oh, A lot of people hate small talk, but not as much as dead eyed hitman Anton Sugar at a gas station.

He's irritated by the elderly attendance attempts at conversation and becomes evermore combative.

You don't know what you're talking about.

This culminates in his demand that the attendant call a coin toss.

The threat is only implicit, but hangs over the exchange like a dark cloud, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

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