Favorite Judy Garland Film Moments

So, as some of you may or may not know, my favorite singer/actress/dancer...all around performer of all time is Judy Garland. I was thinking about all the great films Judy has made and was thinking of my top 3 favorite moments. I came up with:
#1. Get Happy-Summer Stock
#2. The Trolley Song- Meet Me in St. Louis
#3. Born in a Truck Sequence- A Star is Born

Do you have any favorite Judy moments? Movies, performances? share!

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I love all yours, Gypsy (although I prefer Born in a TruNk), and I will add Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas from Meet Me in St. Louis. I sob every time.

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Get Happy - electric!
The Man That Got Away - mesmerizing!

...I'd say something from Meet Me in St. Louis, but Margaret O'Brien steals that movie away from Ms. Garland something fierce...

A Little movie she made in the 60's, A Child is Waiting. No singing, just great acting(should of been nominated for an Oscar.) John Cassavetes directed her as a teacher of mentally distrubed children.

One of the last scenes at the end when she is watching her students in a play.(heartbreaking) What an actress!!

A few of my favorites:
"Got a Pair of New Shoes" from Thoroughbreds Don't Cry
"Melody Farm" from Everybody Sing
"Meet the Beat of My Heart" from Love Finds Andy Hardy (speaking of which, where IS he???)
"Zing!" and "Bumpy Road" and "Ten Pins" from Listen, Darling
"Good Morning" from Babes in Arms
"Our Love Affair" from Strike Up the Band
"Singin' in the Rain" from Little Nellie Kelly
"I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" from Ziegfeld Girl
"Chin Up! Cheerio! Carry On!" from Babes on Broadway
"When You Wore a Tulip (And I Wore a Big Red Rose) " from For Me and My Gal
"Paging Mr. Greenback" - cut from Presenting Lily Mars
"But Not for Me" from Girl Crazy
"The Joint Is Really Jumpin' in Carnegie Hall" from Thousands Cheer
"In the Valley" from Harvey Girls
"Interview" from Ziegfeld Follies 46
"Mr. Monotony" cut from Easter Parade, also "A couple of Swells" and for some reason I love "I want to go back to Michigan"
"Friendly Star" from Summer Stock
"By Myself" from I could go on Singing

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1. "Born in a Trunk" sequence - A Star is Born
- Everything about this sequence is brilliant.

It is sad, Dancinqueen, but you can fix that easily enough!

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I'll choose (TODAY!):

The song "Everybody Sing," which is NOT from the film Everybody Sing but from The Broadway Melody of 1938, and

"Hello, Bluebird," from I Could Go On Singing, which can also be found at the YouTube link below. I love this song because she--literally!--pulls that last high note out of nowhere.
Hello Bluebird., from the television special, Judy and Her Guests: Phil Silvers and Robert Goulet, March 19, 1963

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Oh well if we're going there, then Happy Days are Here Again with Streisand.

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Sorry.

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"The Man That Got Away"

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You don't! See BT's post...

Or you could pic a favorite moment from each of her films...

I love the whole Munchkin land sequence in "The Wizard of OZ"

That's my favorite of hers!