Most 'homaged' scene/thing?

[GoGo Yubari]

Slightly different in that they usually don't go for an exact replica of the scene, but the "Rosebud" plot-point in Citizen Kane gets referenced a lot.

also the giant boulder in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Edited August 20, 2015 by GoGo Yubari

[METALMAN]

See scenes where someone walks out the room really angrily and then sheepishly return because they've forgotten something? They should be banned.

Edited August 20, 2015 by metalman

[LL!]

I'd say the most used "thing" is Quentin Tarantino's (popularized, not invented) shot from inside a car trunk.

[Jimmy]

The Odessa Steps sequence in Battleship Potemkin has been done a fair few times, including a shot-for-shot homage in The Untouchables, I think.  

[Benjamin]

The Odessa Steps sequence in Battleship Potemkin has been done a fair few times, including a shot-for-shot homage in The Untouchables, I think.  

Yeah I thought of this too, but the only other movie I know that used it was Untouchables.

[Liam]

The Odessa Steps sequence in Battleship Potemkin has been done a fair few times, including a shot-for-shot homage in The Untouchables, I think.  

Yeah I thought of this too, but the only other movie I know that used it was Untouchables.

...I want to suggest that Simpsons did it.

If you Google it though, there is a list of 7 examples straight away.

[Plubby]

Man getting hit by ball

[MalaCloudy Black]

I feel like there's been a lot of homages to Tarantino scenes, like the torture scene in Reservoir Dogs or the "royale with cheese" scene in Pulp Fiction. 

[Jimmy]

Tarantino films are basically just one big homage anyway. 

[CobraKaiEnTai]

People using the gravelly Christian Bale Batman voice.

"I'm the King of the World!" from Titanic.

[I Don't Mind]

I just ended up reading that in my head with the gravelly Christian Bale Batman voice.

[Benjamin]

The crane kick from Karate Kid has got to be up there as well.

[MDK]

The Dutch angle. Who came up with that? That gets used in every film.

[SlicedBread]

The Ferris Bueller scene where he's jumping through yards to get home before the family gets there first is one I've seen a few times.

[HailtotheYo]

"And circle gets the square"

[TheSqauredCircleMessiah]

The long steadicam shot in "Goodfellas" where Ray Liotta and Lorraine Bracco are walking into the Copa through the back. Bonus points if it's in one take.