The movie's high point is most definitely the forming of the Fellowship at Rivendell. The low points were the loss of Gandalf to the Balrog at the Bridge of Khazad Dum and the death of Boromir at the hands of the Urukhai.

High point was definitely the first party she went to and the training montage! Low point when Johnny left.

The low point of the movie was the scene when Harry and Draco found "Voldemort" feasting on the dead unicorn in the forest. Also notably low were the bank goblins near the beginning of the film (Nice one, Rowling). The high point was the moment Harry caught the golden snatch and won the Quidditch game for Gryffindor.

The high point of the movie is when Vivian has her shopping spree and gets to buy anything she wants. And of course, having "Pretty Woman" playing just brings the whole scene together. The low point of the movie is when Vivian and Edward are talking on the balcony and Edward says he's never treated her like a prostitute, but as soon as he's out of earshot she replies with, "You just did." The two of them might have had arguments before, but this is when Vivian feels like this man that she trusts still sees her as just a prostitute like everyone else does.

Hi - Every scene that Marisol was in, she was the light that drawn out Otto's darkness.

Lo - The weird neighbor that was always walking around and exercising, I didn't understand, it was confusing.

I am very bias towards this movie since I categorize it as one of my favorite book adaptations. For me the movie "highs" would start around minute 1 and end at minute 129. Honestly though who would not list the famous "hand scene", Mr. Darcy walking in the fog, or the forehead kiss as high points in cinematic history? I do find Lydia Bennett to be a low point of the movie period. Jena Malone did a fantastic job of portraying a very annoying character quite exceptionally though.

The high point of the movie is when Mr. Darcy admits his feelings toward Elizabeth and asks for her hand, leading to their argument about each other's character. This is the high point for me because it truly begins to set things in motion for the two of them. Everything that they think about each other, everything they have done (or believed to have done), is out in the open. Only then can the two of them begin to truly understand the other. The low point of the movie is when Jane receives the letter from Mr. Bingley saying that he is leaving town. This letter changes the mood in the Bennet household, bringing heartache to the sisters. Elizabeth hurts for jane and it becomes part of the animosity between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy.

The high point of Airplane is the Saturday Night Fever spoof in the bar when Ted Striker woos Elaine Dickenson in the dance flashback to the magic of the Bee Gees. The scene solidified their history, so we feel the tension between them as their story resumes a few thousand feet in the air.
The low point of the movie from my perspective was the introduction of Otto, the inflatable copilot. The humor did not land for me, and the continued gag felt distanced from the other quick, quippy jokes the film is built around.

For me, the high points of the movie were the scenes with Johnny Henshaw-Jacobs. His one-liners brought extra comedic relief to a parody movie and were so out of pocket and unexpected. Any scene with his character was definitely a high point for me. The low points for me would be when a reference was made to movies or events that I didn't understand. I would miss some of the jokes and that would take me out of the movie for a minute.

The high point is the meeting of Atreyu and Falkor the luck dragon at the house of the gnomes. While good-naturedly cringey, it is one of the least depressing scenes of the film, with the story’s internal protagonist gaining a few friends during a rough journey. And It’s not really a fantasy story until a dragon shows up. The low point is Atreyu losing his horse Artax to the Swamps of Sadness.

This is a movie classic from childhood that has still held up after all these years. The high of the movie is still the appearance of Jareth- played by the amazing David Bowie- in the opening bedroom scene. In my onion there are no "lows" in this movie but if I was forced to choose it would be the cringey ballroom scene. As an adult this scene seems a little odd now.

The low point comes pretty early and also comes as a shock--when Roy is shot by Harriet. Didn't see that coming! The high point is when, after all those years, Iris shows up at a game and breaks Roy's Memo-induced downward spiral.

Pretty Woman is a timeless classic- the movie and the song. Who doesn't love a romantic story that involves a lady of the night and a billionaire?
The high point of the movie is most definitely the taboo kiss. This kiss signified that they were indeed in love. Even though neither admitted it at the time- the scene was set.
To me the low point of the movie was the ending. Most people would not agree with this statement and some may even hold this moment as a high point in the movie. The ending dialogue should have been a climatic masterpiece but it fell short. It was too basic for such an Un basic movie.

Dirty Dancing has a few notable low points, mostly including misogynistic microaggressions from characters, mostly including Neil, Robbie, and Baby's father. Any time anyone put down Baby or slut-shamed Johnny and the dancers dampened the overall vibe of summer fun. The high points were any time Baby stood up for herself and the dancing and practice with Johnny.

The high point is when Darcy admits his love for Elizabeth "against [his] better judgement," and the balance of power shifts in the relationship. She answers his every back-handed insult with confidence and withering distain. It's her second refusal of marriage, and she is showing she knows who she is and what she wants. The low point is shortly thereafter when Darcy sends Elizabeth a letter explaining his version of the events/accusations she had hurled at him the day before. She's confused and embarrassed that Darcy isn't as he'd appeared and she begins to regret how she had treated him. Flying high on a scathing win one day, thudding to earth the next day.

The unequivocal high point of The Big Lebowski was any time The Dude experienced a an out of body experience as a result of either a drugged drink or a blow to the head. His chilled-out, psychedelic dream-scapes reveal a rich subconscious life, contrary to his minimalistic, grungy surroundings and lifestyle. They dragged on a bit long, but they were from the core of The Dude and therefore deserve some credit. There are very few low points I can think of, but the moment Donny died was a downer.

The low point of The Usual Suspects is when the movie started, and the high point is when it ended. I'm serious! The storyline and plot dragged on in the beginning, and it was difficult for me to stay engaged. To be honest, I was very confused for a while. However, details and events start to make sense further into the film, and I was able to gain interest by the conclusion of it. At least it was over!

I went to see Otto with my book club. We'd read "A Man Called Ove" by Fredrik Backman, (translated from the Swedish) a couple years ago. It has been one of our favorite books, and we wondered if the movie could live up to our expectations. I'm happy to say, it did. I hadn't planned to cry, but luckily my friends had brought Kleenex, because I began crying with Otto's first suicide attempt, and then laughed through tears the rest of the movie. The lowest point is when we realize how and why Otto feels he has nothing left to live for. The highest point is when Marisol forces her way into his life and he--and the whole neighborhood--are better for it.

The low point of labyrinth is the scene after the weird Eyes Wide Shut ball, when the trash-hoarder goblin lady leads Sarah to her bedroom and shows her all of her "junk" in attempt to lure her from finding Toby in Jareth's lair. Sarah realizes a lot of the trappings of prolonged childhood are holding her back from the adventure of growing up. The high point is the moment Sarah finds Tobey and defeats Jareth by...being confident?

While the ending is pretty tough to beat, the true high point is when Vivian and Edward make love--not just have sex--for the first time. They actually kiss, and though Edward doesn't return Vivian's verbal "I love you," he thinks about it. In fact, this event is what sets the rest of the story in motion, including the low point, when Stuckey assaults Vivian in the penthouse.

Pretty Woman's high points were any interactions between Vivian and the kind hotel staff members. Their support in her endeavors shows a real respect that was unfortunately not then expected to be afforded a working girl.

Pride and Prejudice's lowest points are all related to the Bennett family's regency-era-specific misfortunes, such as the unwelcome invasion of the dreaded inheriting cousin, Mr. Collins. Or the inconsiderate scandal and elopement of Lydia Bennett with the resident cad, George Wickham. The high points are any of the interactions between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. Tensions build and crackle at every intersection of their characters in the first two acts of the film, threatening to burn any bridges built between them. In last third of the film their reconciliation is the ultimate, pinnacle realization of enemies-to-lover's rom-com story architypes, and I defy anyone to find a clearer, more cut and dry template for said architype, with the exception of Beatrice and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, perhaps.

High point is when Elizabeth and Darcy first dance together at the ball at the Bingleys.

The low point is when Lady Catherine insults Elizabeth at her home.

The high point of Back to the Future was the scene with the clock tower and the elaborate electrical contraption built to get our protagonist, Marty Mcfly, back to his appropriate place in the future. The high stakes climax of was a great payoff to the set-up witnessed earlier in the film and seeing Dr. Brown’s satisfaction at seeing his dream of time-travel finally realized is such a delightful moment.
The low-point, from my perspective, was any time Lorraine flirted with Marty. The juxtaposition of the typically-considered romantic situations they find themselves and their relation to time and each other was uncomfortable at the very least.

The high point of the movie Airplane is a disco dance scene when the song Stayin' Alive is playing, and the main character Ted Striker is trying to impress a woman, Elaine Dickinson, with his dance moves and juggling skills. There's a lot of irony at play here along with amusing sound effects that make it memorable. The low point of the film is when the audience can hear a radio announcer saying this is "where disco lives forever!" and then the plane crashes into radio tower transmitting that information. Symbolically, this means they killed off the entire genre of disco. Very tragic!