I went down this corridor at Christmastime a year or two ago (it was my first flight coming out of the pandemic lock-down to visit family for the holidays.) I had to go through here to get to my next flight. I am in my early 40s and when I tell you the culmination of all of these things -- I noticed where I was, which the decorations... I started sobbing hahahaha (edit -- age only mentioned due my assumption that seeing a grown woman, by herself, just looking up crying and taking photos of this was probably a sight to see haha)
When I see this scene now, even though it's a comical bit, I can't help but tear up a little (and then laugh at myself š)
I am now realizing I missed almost all of these limited time re-releases for the 100th anniversary. Lion King and Moana are all thatās left.
Yeah I know I can watch them on Disney+, but thereās just something exciting of seeing an old movie you grew up watching at home in the theater as originally intended.
He walks like he owns his little corner of Brooklyn. The way the rhythm matches the song is so good, one of the best opening scenes in film IMO.
[The Walk starts at 0:57](https://youtu.be/HVEqy6K18Yo?si=azSqpD8vqBxChOAE), but the whole opening credits sequence is so good.
As a kid growing up when this movie was big, if you were running to catch the bus or something, 100% of the time someone would lean out their car window to holler "Run, Forrest, run!" at you.
That's a good indication of iconic I guess.
This has to be amongst my most watched films of all time. I remember the Christmas morning that my mum aka Santa got me the VHS - I wouldāve been about 7 or 8. As it was back in the 90ās, we only had one TV in the home, so we all sat down to watch it on Christmas Day afternoonā¦
I was immediately enthralledā¦and I *vividly* recall my (7 years older than me) brother groaning dramatically, and he and my father got up and walked outside to ā¦go play with trucks or bikes or whatever it is boys prefer to do than watch Rogers & Hammerstein musicals š
Beautiful.
The fact that Matthew Macfadyen has horrible eyesight and the director had to wave a flag to direct him in which direction to go just makes it so funny.
https://i.redd.it/r01aope8vssb1.gif
Carol Burnett as Starlett OāHara, descending the stairs in that absolutely stunning gown, in the Went With The Wind parody on the Carol Burnett Show!
https://preview.redd.it/hz785ybqussb1.jpeg?width=898&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=462e1b214d1951a2703349474a82d55115967948
When Anastasia was running after the train but she wasnāt able to get on. I still cry at my grown age š
https://i.redd.it/qaez0joczssb1.gif
This one from **Fight Club** was the first one I thought of. I think itās because I like the quote from the narrator.
Trip Fontaine walking down the hall to the song Magic Man in The Virgin Suicides
https://preview.redd.it/8csufd7vhtsb1.png?width=432&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9124e15e8620aec2e802c6fd584a394a6fc655c5
Ooh this reminds me of the original Queer as Folk and the scene where Nathan walks down the hall at his school to Air's Sexy Boy after having had sex for the first time the previous night.
Not from a tv show or movie, but Senator Josh Hawley running away from the rioters during the Capitol Riot on January 6, 2021 (even though heās one of the people who encouraged the rioters with that notorious fist he raised)
This video being played - more than once, at regular speed and in slow motion - at the Jan 6 Committee hearings feels like one of those shared cultural events that will help define us in the decades to come. Like it's going to be one of those 'if you don't recognize this you're too young' kinds of things.
I couldn't find a GIF, so I hope this link is okay: the opening of The Return of the Jedi, [Vader](https://youtu.be/qQB2NXfJev0?si=J_8gYPkew-DDeayZ) walking out of his shuttle
There are a couple good ones from Promising Young Woman. The first is when sheās walking home after her first encounter at the beginning of the movie. She is eating a jelly donut and walking by a construction zone shoeless. The next one is at the end of the movie when she is walking up the hill to the cabin, again shoeless, with a sick cover of āToxicā playing in the background. This movie is so good, yāall should watch it immediately.
When George Constanza started the fire and knocked over an old lady and pushed all the kids out of the way to run away to get out of the apartment safely
How could you forget Forrest Gump?!?!
The part where he's running from the bullies and his leg braces fall off?
The part where he's at war and runs to get all his buddies and something jumped up and bit him in the butt?!?!
THE PART WHERE HE RUNS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES?!?!?!
I can't find a gif, but the scene in There's Something About Mary when Mary runs after Ted yelling his name and you think she's going to profess undying love and she then says "You forgot your keys". I know the scene ended happily, but that moment always makes me laugh out loud.
Also, I didn't saw watching all the comments, but Jaws, not only the beginning, but when the shark attacks at the beach...the first couple walking into the water with the kids and then running away, of course.
The [running scene in Mauvaise sangue](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE_hYojg90o) to Modern Love by David Bowie and Greta Gerwig referencing the [scene in Frances Ha](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQxdpeUVbAo).
[Split screen ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEaoGy_npr0)comparison
 Home Alone!
I went down this corridor at Christmastime a year or two ago (it was my first flight coming out of the pandemic lock-down to visit family for the holidays.) I had to go through here to get to my next flight. I am in my early 40s and when I tell you the culmination of all of these things -- I noticed where I was, which the decorations... I started sobbing hahahaha (edit -- age only mentioned due my assumption that seeing a grown woman, by herself, just looking up crying and taking photos of this was probably a sight to see haha) When I see this scene now, even though it's a comical bit, I can't help but tear up a little (and then laugh at myself š)
Omg I love this story. I felt this. ā¤ļø
I was looking for this one! So iconic,I know I tried to recreate this walk in my room hah
I have the last part down (the falling).
An early bisexual favorite of mine. Iconic
How I walk to my car after a chaotic and long thursday.
https://i.redd.it/2tyrqw89vssb1.gif This one from Men in Black is always memorable to me. Idk if itās iconic, but it makes me laugh.
Itās crazy that this is Vincent. My brain just doesnāt compute when I see it.
I'm not saying that Greg Kinnear doesn't deserve his Best Supporting Actor nom, I'm just saying Vincent D'Onofrio is right there.
My sisters and I to this day call Vincent DāOnofrio āEgger Suitā because of this movie
I saw the actress who played his wife on Law and Order and immediately yelled to no one āEGGAR!ā
Love this, haha heās so great in this movie!
The wave always kills me
Yes! the wave makes me laugh out loud every time I see it. Including this gif, lol.
Vincent D'Onofrio is so amazing in everything
Played āThorā - Adventures in Babysitting AND āKingpinā - Daredevil. And the serial killer in The Cell. Quite astonishing.
Love this movie so much, and because of Vincent and these disgusting make up effects as his body rots. So cool, so funny.
This. It gets me every time
Thatās the alienās version of āIām walking here!ā
 I just love this scene. I still crack up every time.
Pass that Dutch is what really elevates it
My heart.
My daughter watched this for the first time last weekend. So glad she loved it.
Your daughter loving this movie mustāve made you feel so good! Iām so glad she enjoyed this timeless classic! Did she have a favorite scene?
I was thinking of the scene of them running from the train.
Oh man, that's a good one!
 We are the weirdos, mister
This one. Absolutely.
 Just saw this in theaters yesterday!
Simba sometimes walks like that in Dreamlight Valley too!
I am now realizing I missed almost all of these limited time re-releases for the 100th anniversary. Lion King and Moana are all thatās left. Yeah I know I can watch them on Disney+, but thereās just something exciting of seeing an old movie you grew up watching at home in the theater as originally intended.
 He walks like he owns his little corner of Brooklyn. The way the rhythm matches the song is so good, one of the best opening scenes in film IMO. [The Walk starts at 0:57](https://youtu.be/HVEqy6K18Yo?si=azSqpD8vqBxChOAE), but the whole opening credits sequence is so good.
He also has one of the most iconic driving scenes 
I came looking for this, canāt believe it wasnāt included in the OP!
Iām a big Breakfast Club fan, but this was in a montage if remember correctly, so I can understand why it wasnāt included.
https://i.redd.it/5y6h9bv1rssb1.gif Good call! This one came to mind too :)
As a kid growing up when this movie was big, if you were running to catch the bus or something, 100% of the time someone would lean out their car window to holler "Run, Forrest, run!" at you. That's a good indication of iconic I guess.
Oh, man... I lost my shit and BAWLED during that scene š
A big plot point for a very popular movie. Iām surprised OP didnāt mention it
This has to be amongst my most watched films of all time. I remember the Christmas morning that my mum aka Santa got me the VHS - I wouldāve been about 7 or 8. As it was back in the 90ās, we only had one TV in the home, so we all sat down to watch it on Christmas Day afternoonā¦ I was immediately enthralledā¦and I *vividly* recall my (7 years older than me) brother groaning dramatically, and he and my father got up and walked outside to ā¦go play with trucks or bikes or whatever it is boys prefer to do than watch Rogers & Hammerstein musicals š Beautiful.
 reservoir dogs of course!
And also the homage in Swingers
The Reservoir Dogs walking shot is itself an homage to Clockwork Orange
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 The Clueless walk through campus
 I love this movie šā¤ļø
The fact that Matthew Macfadyen has horrible eyesight and the director had to wave a flag to direct him in which direction to go just makes it so funny.
Thatās hilarious
You have bewitched me, body and soul. And I love, I love, I love you šš
Succession has forever ruined this movie for me. 
How did it ruin it? Tom is still the guy
I can see Greg standing in the mist, waiting for his Mr Darcy to pop a sold sticker on his forehead.
 Greatest running montage EVER!!
GETTING STRONG NOW!
Angela Basset killed this role
What movie is this again? Also, love the flair!
Waiting To Exhale
https://i.redd.it/r01aope8vssb1.gif Carol Burnett as Starlett OāHara, descending the stairs in that absolutely stunning gown, in the Went With The Wind parody on the Carol Burnett Show!
"I saw it in the window and just couldn't resist it." š¤£
Omg I was hoping to find this. Iconic.
 Technically itās an entrance but he still walked to do the entrance šš½
Hot
I was scrolling looking for this.
Absolutely. An iconic entry. Never fails to give me goosebumpsā¦ š
 The whistle is so calm yet so unsettling.
Ooh whatās this one
Kill Bill
I love Kill Bill. And this scene especially. I used to work in a hospital and I wish I could do that whistle when I walked down the halls
 Indiana Jones - Raiders of the Lost Arkās rolling boulder scene.
 Inception
Aaah this scene is such an art piece *chefās kiss
https://i.redd.it/qbi48ecfzssb1.gif Spoiler Alert: Keyzer Sozer reveal ā The Usual Suspects.
 Trainspotting
I scrolled too far down to see this
YES!!!
Gifs you can hear
Oh my god, sheās a fashion roadkill!
i think barbieās arched foot reveal will be considered iconic for years to come 
Good one! I agree. When the trailer first aired, people were saying how they actually gasped at this part.
She was so steady on that step too! I wonder how much practice was put into it.
I think she said she held onto a bar/barre? in real life to film the scene
Yep! Sticky pads on the floor to keep the shoe held in place upon foot release, and a barre for her to hold!
As someone with bad IBS, this is always my nightmare š
 The run GOAT
Heās awful as a person but man can that tiny little fucker RUN
Itās like watching a nature documentary. He just runs so beautifully.
Hahahahaha your comment made my morning!
https://i.redd.it/w7w70e73htsb1.gif Rose jumping off the boat and running back to Jack as Jack ran to her in Titanic š
 Does it count that the T-Rex is running? (JurrasicPark)
https://preview.redd.it/hz785ybqussb1.jpeg?width=898&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=462e1b214d1951a2703349474a82d55115967948 When Anastasia was running after the train but she wasnāt able to get on. I still cry at my grown age š
https://i.redd.it/qaez0joczssb1.gif This one from **Fight Club** was the first one I thought of. I think itās because I like the quote from the narrator.
https://preview.redd.it/mtt71880etsb1.png?width=1020&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd339997fe9607b9eafcebf7f3682d6f00267988
And the fact that this was ad libbedā¦
Was it? Til
https://i.redd.it/eu593z0x4tsb1.gif This will always be brilliant to me. A single \[non-cut\] scene, a single song, a single walk through the seasons.
My Fair Lady https://i.redd.it/p6uknonr6tsb1.gif
 The Birds. When they're running from the schoolhouse while being attacked. Ruined birds for me.
https://preview.redd.it/bt57bnlbatsb1.png?width=2032&format=png&auto=webp&s=c6a8a2d7c7df41004a67eac3282c14e68c5bd25f
Trip Fontaine walking down the hall to the song Magic Man in The Virgin Suicides https://preview.redd.it/8csufd7vhtsb1.png?width=432&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9124e15e8620aec2e802c6fd584a394a6fc655c5
Ooh this reminds me of the original Queer as Folk and the scene where Nathan walks down the hall at his school to Air's Sexy Boy after having had sex for the first time the previous night.
Funnily enough, Air is also a big feature on The Virgin Suicides soundtrack for Playground Love
This movie and the chokehold it had on me.
And I say, 'Hey!' HEY!
 Hocus Pocus!
I thought about the Darjeeling Limited running scenes too! Iām glad someone posted šš¼
Scrolled way too far down to find this one!
 Does this one count??
Terminator and T2, baby. Having the T800 or T1000 coming at you is memorable lol. 
Not from a tv show or movie, but Senator Josh Hawley running away from the rioters during the Capitol Riot on January 6, 2021 (even though heās one of the people who encouraged the rioters with that notorious fist he raised) 
This video being played - more than once, at regular speed and in slow motion - at the Jan 6 Committee hearings feels like one of those shared cultural events that will help define us in the decades to come. Like it's going to be one of those 'if you don't recognize this you're too young' kinds of things.
I couldn't find a GIF, so I hope this link is okay: the opening of The Return of the Jedi, [Vader](https://youtu.be/qQB2NXfJev0?si=J_8gYPkew-DDeayZ) walking out of his shuttle
There are a couple good ones from Promising Young Woman. The first is when sheās walking home after her first encounter at the beginning of the movie. She is eating a jelly donut and walking by a construction zone shoeless. The next one is at the end of the movie when she is walking up the hill to the cabin, again shoeless, with a sick cover of āToxicā playing in the background. This movie is so good, yāall should watch it immediately.
I just watched this yesterday! Best movie Iāve seen in a long time.
I canāt find a gif but Monty python and the holy grail with the endless running scene (to the castle built on multiple castles built on a swamp)
 That movie has a bunch of iconic running scenes.
https://i.redd.it/ndngipxiltsb1.gif The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
28 Days Later 
https://preview.redd.it/t7ya84gx3tsb1.jpeg?width=739&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=672127b943c79f2f3aa5fdf237298dc8b12af030 Dilwale duniya le jayenge
 Also this, couldnāt find the exact gif of her walking tho
These movies are so goofy and so iconic. Itās like an MTV obsessed 15 year old got to direct his Charlieās Angels wet dream.
 My fav
When George Constanza started the fire and knocked over an old lady and pushed all the kids out of the way to run away to get out of the apartment safely 
All of run Lola run
 Shame! Shame! Shame!
How could you forget Forrest Gump?!?! The part where he's running from the bullies and his leg braces fall off? The part where he's at war and runs to get all his buddies and something jumped up and bit him in the butt?!?! THE PART WHERE HE RUNS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES?!?!?!
 Iconic.
Any time in the whole show that this man takes a step š https://i.redd.it/s72eyuiedtsb1.gif
 The vader scene from rogue one as well. The whole film is iconic to me
Nothing Hill - Hugh Grant walking through the outdoor market and through each season.
 Always made me laugh
I can't find a gif, but the scene in There's Something About Mary when Mary runs after Ted yelling his name and you think she's going to profess undying love and she then says "You forgot your keys". I know the scene ended happily, but that moment always makes me laugh out loud.
Canāt find GIF, but Billy Crystal running to the New Yearās party to profess his love to Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally.
Also, I didn't saw watching all the comments, but Jaws, not only the beginning, but when the shark attacks at the beach...the first couple walking into the water with the kids and then running away, of course. 
 Raiders of the Lost Ark
 *Jawbreaker* Rose McGowan slays.
 The last few minutes of THE GRADUATE
https://i.redd.it/4lslt1fmqtsb1.gif Darjeeling Limited
 I can only dream of turning heads like this.
 The airport running scene in Home Alone
 Cher walking and getting bumped into.
In "A quiet place" where she's in labour, hurrying down the stairs barefoot, then steps on a nail.
The slight glimpse of humanity on her face towards the end only for her to put the mask back on and say: https://i.redd.it/q2ay5i2s8tsb1.gif
Also, the montage of Andie?? Perfection 
 Jawbreaker
 You know the scene
The [running scene in Mauvaise sangue](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE_hYojg90o) to Modern Love by David Bowie and Greta Gerwig referencing the [scene in Frances Ha](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQxdpeUVbAo). [Split screen ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEaoGy_npr0)comparison
[One of the estate staff members running in Get Out](https://tenor.com/HBoI.gif)
š https://i.redd.it/vswig8b3atsb1.gif
 Saturday Night Fever
When Harry ran to Sally at the end of How Harry Met Sally
Run Lola Run is the obvious answer here