What is the best entrance for a character in any film of all time?!
Question: Captain Jack Sparrow.
Answers: Captain Jack Sparrow.
the stage door
Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka
But I do love Kramer in Seinfeld (but that isn't a film)
Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet. His nitrous sniffing, sexual predator, foul mouthed act is hard to forget.
Batman!
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I think the best beginning to a film for me is "BLADE" the first one
When you first see Wesly Snipes
Darth Vader in Star Wars - A New Hope
Omar Sheriff coming out of an heat haze in Lawrence of Arabia.
Lord Farquad's entrance in 'Shrek'. You know, when he's walking down that corridor and you think he's gonna be really big and intimidating but then it turns out that he's actually really short. Oh dear, I'm quite sad....
Robin Hood (Errol Flynn version) crashing into a banquet with a dead stag on oh his shoulders.
It would either have to be Darth Vader or Jack Sparrow!
The first one that came to mind is the one where Batman (Michael Keaton) crashed through the skylight window of the Museum to rescue Vicky Vale (Kim Basinger) from the Joker (Jack Nicholson)
Mean Streets. Johnny Boy's(Robert DeNiro) slow motion walk into the bar with ladies on either side whilst The Rolling Stones "Jumping Jack Flash" blares out over the soundtrack.
maybe a bit obscure but in the film the princess bride when miracle max's wife appears from nowhere shouting 'Liar!' that does take some beating!
but most dramatic would be Aragorn in the two towers pushing through the doors, oof!
Batman - when enter the art place though the breaking the the glass- the first Batman.