[8] The Upcoming Adults Presents: 18 Favourite Squeak Moments in Movies

We're getting to the real dirty stuff now, so if any guys did somehow, eventually, press the "view" button, they probably shouldn't press the "read more" button following this short introduction. Admittedly, dirty is too much said - there are many, many... well, "worse" scenes to find in movies. But then again, I guess the scenes I'm referring to wouldn't be considered especially bad by... anybody. The scenes I am referring to in this list however, do include a huge portion of corniness, female mystery and... attractive actors.Sure, there are two or three "normally enjoyable" scenes here, so if you can tolerate the rest, stay with us, read on. As for the ladies, I know I don't have to convince you to read about...
... some 18 of my favorite squeak moments in movies, in no particular order.
AtonementThe library sceneThe best thing about this scene is actually the scene before the scene - Cecilia and Robbie walking through the library, confused and unable to explain themselves. And of course Robbie's whispered "Yes, I know exactly". - Just kidding, that's not the best part of this scene. Squeak.
In the Mood for LoveEvery time the main theme is playedI simply couldn't choose one exact scene from this movie. But every time the unearthly "Yumeji's Theme" is played, I don't even want to hug this movie because I know I can't because it's so truly of space. Squeak.
The Rocky Horror Picture ShowDr. Frank n Furter's introductionSweet Transvestite - the best musical song ever. Can't get enough of it and this movie and Tim Curry, squeak (not in that way though).
Bright StarThe dreamI haven't seen this movie in years yet I remember so much of it. One of the scenes that I see especially clearly in my mind is this; Keats tells Fanny of a dream he had, and that he kissed someone's lips in that dream. Fanny then asks (in her gorgeous British accent); "Whose lips? Were they my lips?". Squeak.
Les Misérables"A heart full of love"I know, I know. Corny, over-the-top - and why the hell do you like this movie? - Whatever, I just like it, love it - pretty much adore it. And this song, as corny as I do find it, just touches my Heaaaart fuuuuull of looooooove! Squeak.
Dil Se..From my heartMy favorite movie and my favorite scene from that movie. Doesn't make it my favorite scene in film history but it comes pretty close. Squeak.
A Streetcar Named DesireEvery scene with Marlon BrandoOh my. Here I am, talking about cheesy declarations of love and blabla, when I can have this! Squeak.
Match PointPing Pong sceneSomeone on youtube called this the sexiest scene ever, and when another person asked what the hell was so sexy about two people playing ping pong, a third one answered: psychological sex.Pretty much sums up what I wanted to say. Squeak.
ShameLast sceneI couldn't find a picture of that last shot, but it's almost like this one. If you've seen the movie you'll know why I would squeak when the credits rolled. Squeak.
Sex and the CityThe ClosetI'm not a big fan of Sex and the City, although I don't hate it either. It's good for interesting clothes, gossip and... enormous walk-in closets. Squeak.
Fish TankMichael Fassbender in the kitchenAs I read on the site where I find this picture: "Every kitchen should have one". Squeak.
 Remember MeThe first kissRemember Me is a movie of varying quality, but when it comes down to the essential values and ideas, I do like it. The first kiss of the leading couple is very short, more of a smooch, but overly sweet. Squeak.
Romeo + JulietThe MeetingAnything with a young Leo DiCaprio in it would have me squeak. Squeak.
Lost in TranslationThe last shotPerhaps one of my most reasonable choices for this list - though, can a squeak be reasonable? Anyway, I just cannot believe how dissatisfying and satisfying at the same time the ending of this movie is. Squeak.
Confessions of a ShopaholicThe dressIt's pretty extravagant and could end up wearing Isla Fisher, but damn does she wear it! Squeak.
TitanicIn the GymNot the famous kiss, not the scene in the car, not the drawing scene, not the dying scene. No, this was when I fell head over heels in love with Jack Dawson - this very scene. Squeak.
Mary and MaxMr. RavioliAn imaginary friend who's called Mr. Ravioli? - the coolest idea anyone ever had. Squeak.
Angus (don't make me write the rest of the title)UltravioletI saw it twice in the theater. Just to hear him singing this song at her birthday party. SQUEAK!
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