1 | [[AC:Original film]] |
2 | * Joe's fight with the cowboys near the start of the film. [[IgnoredExpert Crawford]] turned out to be right after all. |
3 | --> '''Crawford''': You can't rope a gorilla! |
4 | * Watching Joe take on a dozen male lions to protect some random human ([[{{Irony}} admittedly, he was the one who set them lose in the first place]]) at Max's night club. |
5 | * O'Hara gets one for refusing to help the police who've captured him get their car un-stuck from the mud. He helps again when they catch up to Joe and the others while their trying to help some children get out of a burning orphanage. One cop tried to shoot at Joe ([[WhatTheHellHero which was really stupid of him because it was obvious, Joe was helping some children escape a burning building]]) but O'Hara grabbed at the gun before he could fire. |
6 | ** Joe rescuing the children from the burning orphanage. Doubles as a Heartwarming Moment. |
7 | * The whole nightclub rampage is an [=MoA=] for the then-young Ray Harryhausen. He was barely 29 years old, working on his first major film project, and doing a lot of very complicated stop-motion that ''still'' looks great! |
8 | * O'Hara proving his BenevolentBoss credentials by stepping in to protect one of his cigarette girls from a bunch of loutish drunks. |
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10 | [[AC: 1998 Remake]] |
11 | * The chase sequence with Gregg O'Hara and his men trying to keep up with and capture Joe, who outpaces and uses his strength and smarts to total their vehicles. |
12 | * Joe saving Jason from the burning Ferris wheel. |
13 | * When Strasser prepares to shoot Jill, Jill smirks slyly and says "goodbye" as she sees Joe lurking behind him. Then Joe grabs Strasser and tosses him into a transformer, electrocuting him to death. |
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