Agreed. That was some catchy dialogue in the sandwich scene, deftly delivered by Nicholson.

I love the scene with Will's secretary and his assistant and he's telling them how they are going to call all the writers and tell them that's he's starting his own publishing company and David Hyde Pierce stands up and says "Is any of this true?" and Will says "No" Then David gets excited and says "You're my hero"
I also love the scene with Michelle when she makes him a sandwich and he tells
You know, I think I understand what you're like now. You're very beautiful and you think men are only interested in you because you're beautiful, but you want them to be interested in you because you're you. The problem is, aside from all that beauty, you're not very interesting. You're rude, you're hostile, you're sullen, you're withdrawn. I know you want someone to look past all that at the real person underneath but the only reason anyone would bother to look past all that is because you're beautful. Ironic, isn't it? In an odd way you're your own problem.
He really put her in her place with remark!

The ending is one of my favorite scenes. It really suggests a werewolf soul mate connection between Will and Laura, that they're destined to reconnect.
I'm always enchanted by those mesmerizing yellow eyes and that haunting, whimsical soundtrack.

Re the conversation between Will & Dr Alezia: " After all.it feels good to be wolf, doesn't it?" And both men smile in knowing agreement. One of my all time favorite scenes.

Will:
Bacon
Laura: You think I can't get bacon? I just may surprise you.
Also, the conversation between Will Randal and Dr. Vijay Alezia.
As said by two others, the charming sandwich scene.
The thugs who learned a lesson
Many others
I adore Michelle Pfeiffer

I love this movie and have seen it countless times. I like all the scenes with Will and Laura. At her house, when she comes to the hotel, sees the argument with his wife and helps him, I think they are perfectly cast in this movie. I also like all the sets, the publishing house and her father's estate, it all looks really good.

I like the scene with Will and his Secretary
Secretary: Has the worm turned Mr Randall?
Will: The worm has turned and is now packing an Uzi!
Secretary: Its about beep time, Sir!

The fight scene at the end is my favorite part but overall the movie was really good and acted well.

Hands down, this one (Stewart sniffing her up in the police station). This may be on my list of top 5 movie scenes ever.
In fact at the moment I'm hard-pressed to come up with 4 others!
It's my dutymy duty as a complete and utter bastard.

In the police station when Stewart sniffs her up and down.

I love the scene where Jack and James are fighting in slow motion and there's this smooth jazz playing in the background. I love it.
"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness"

I like the "Marking My Territory" scene as well but I'm with goldenskies. It was just after Will visited that man(forgotten his name) to help him with his werewolf metamorphisis issue when his wife shows up asking to come back to him. Of course, we as the audience don't blame him one bit for still being angry with her for cheating on him with his rival, Stewart, and turning her down. And I love that as Caroline is leaving, the camera is paning towards the corner and we see Laura who was listening to the whole conversation. She then went up to Will's apartment and despite not in the best mood due to his werewolf and marriage issues, Laura was able to get to him and his night, aside from going out as a werewolf momentarily, turned out better than his day.
I thought it was very fitting that Will ended up with Laura since his wife traded him in for Stewart to which he(Stewart) end up killing her, his lover.

When Jack's wife comes to the Mayflower begging for another chance and Michelle overhear's their conversation. It's a small scene but but effectively changes their relationship.

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the scene where nicholson scares the horse at the garden party
in space there are no movie theatres

For me it's the final fight scene. I loved it. It looked like the old 30's Wolfman but in colour and with better effects. I loved the sleek and jazzy score too. Rick Baker's effects were so good.
"I saw the best minds of my generation
destroyed by madness"

Op, mine too.
"speaking of terrifying and mystifying experiences"
It was totally in character that Will would refuse to bite him.

Basically, any of the scenes involving Stewart, especially the bathroom scene and the scene at the police station where Stewart meets Laura and sniffs her up

I've got two:
First, when Will walks out of his office and realizes he has ridiculous hearing. So spooky and well directed!
Second, the sequence where Laura starts to believe Will. When she hears about the canine DNA over the phone hooo! Gives me the shivers!

Michelle's last two scenes. The scene where she comes out of her house in the black outfit talking to the cops and you see the tears in her eyes and the final scene in the film with her walking and you see her eyes yellow and she is awaiting her transformation
I should've left my phone @ home cause this is a Dizastah!

Will and Laura eating peanut butter/jelly and milk. His speech about her being "rude and hostile". "Sorry wrong line"

My favorite part is probably when Laura invites Will to spend some time in her house and he makes that speech about her being beautiful yet rude and hostile.
agree with this, one of the best monologues ever.

My favorite part is probably when Laura invites Will to spend some time in her house and he makes that speech about her being beautiful yet rude and hostile. Also when he tells her about his 'condition' for the first time while they're sitting on the pond at sunset was a beautiful moment.

The PB&J eating scene was charming as another poster pointed out. Makes me want a peanut butter sandwich myself!
My favorite scene though hands down was the deer chase. It was artfully filmed.. The sound was superb. I don't know what it was, just something about the scenery. It was a beautiful shot.
Tug on my sideburns.