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The wordless iconic song "Married Life" is a perfect montage. There's flashbacks of Carl and Ellie Fredricksens life together. It's a powerful and emotional few minutes that shows a lot. That is a perfect montage in my opinion I definitely think this is a classic montage.

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In the opening scene of the movie Zombies, the main characters that introduces the name of the town the movie takes place in and how zombies were created. They used a little animated comic-like scene for the intro. This is a very unique opening scene that they've used for all four movies. (hope they use it for 5)

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In one of the last scenes in Five Nights At Freddy's Mike fights William Afton for a moment it seems that William is going to win the fight but his daughter showed up and distracted him after that Mike's sister drew on a paper and it was the truth that William hurt the kids and their ghost was in the animatronic and all five of them started fighting with them and they won.

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The Rocky IV training montage is a lengthy, two-part sequence that contrasts Rocky Balboa's raw, "old-school" training in the harsh Russian wilderness with Ivan Drago's high-tech, Soviet-funded regimen

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A really slow paced and high tension movie that it is suspenseful and dark. There is a part where they encounter a cat like skeleton beast that takes away number 2 and pursuits 9.

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A Quiet Place has so many high tension scenes. The first scene where the youngest child dies while playing with a toy that made noise is an example. The toy made noise, and it attracted a monster. That is a high tension scene because the audience is trying to find out why, in the movie, noise is so deadly. I wanted to find out what happened.

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I watched Identity last Friday and it has a pretty "fun" high tension scene in the movie where one of the cops figures out the main "twist" and gets to see it personally. In the sub-plot of the movie they have their "Identity crisis" I don't want to go into more detail here cause I (broadly) don't want to spoil a movie that no one here is going to watch. If you're reading this maybe think about how these ideas work in mystery stories. I think that's fun

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In the opening scene from the movie Free Birds, the main character, while narrating, introduces himself and sets up the story. I believe that this shows a Narration scene.

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The movie scene from my journal entry is high tension because there is a lot of action and kind of cliff hanger moments. A wealthy car owner and another car workshop owner work together to build a car but it ends up being raced across the US and the car owner tries to shut down the guy who races it.

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The begining of K-Pop Demon Hunters is a narrartion scene where the mother figure to Rumi (I cant remember her name) is explaining the past of Demon Hunters. (sry everyone, this is they only movie I've watched in the past 5 months)

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The scene near the end of the Jurassic World where the Indominus Rex(I-Rex) is fighting with the T-Rex. It seems as though the T-Rex is going to lose the battle to the I-Rex and the cast would he killed. But at the last moment just before the I-Rex would've killed Rexy, the mosasaurus leapt from the water and took down the I-Rex