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I'm looking for the dialogue from a script but meanwhile found this: http://www.collegehumor.com/embed/6815955/temper-tantrums-in-movies-supercut

Se7en INT. SLUM STAIRWELL -- MORNING Mills and Somerset are standing in the middle of one flight of stairs. Both are highly agitated. SOMERSET The way this has gone till now, I wouldn't have thought it was possible, but we may have underestimated this guy. MILLS I want him bad. I don't just want to catch him anymore. I want to hurt him. SOMERSET Listen to me. He's all about playing games. MILLS No kidding! No fucking kidding! SOMERSET We have to divorce ourselves from emotions here. No matter how hard it is, we have to stay focused on the details. MILLS I don't know about you, but I feed off my emotions. SOMERSET He'll string us along all the way if we're not careful. Mills is looking at the floor, still burning. Somerset grabs him by the jacket. SOMERSET Are you listening to me? Mills pushes Somerset's hand off. MILLS I hear you. There is a sudden, brilliant FLASH OF LIGHT and the SOUND of a CAMERA ADVANCING. Mills and Somerset look. Down the stairs, a REPORTER has his camera up, pointed at them. REPORTER Say cheese. He take another picture, flashbulb flashing. Mills goes down the stairs, grabs the reporter, a balding, almost silly looking man with thick glasses and wrinkled clothing. MILLS What the fuck are you doing here? The reporter squirms, holds up a laminated press pass on a cord around his neck. REPORTER I have a right, Officer. I... Mills shoves him, and the reporter stumbles a few steps, then falls to the landing below with a thud. MILLS That doesn't mean anything! This is a closed crime scene! Somerset comes to pull Mills back. The shaken reporter stands uneasily. REPORTER You can't do this! You can't... MILLS Get the fuck out of here! The reporter scrambles down the nest flight, out of sight. REPORTER (o.s.) The public has a right to know! Somerset yanks Mills back harder, till Mills sits on the stairs. MILLS How do those cockroaches get here so quick? SOMERSET They pay cops for the inside scoop, and they pay well. MILLS (calming) Sorry about that... I just... SOMERSET (sarcastic) Oh, it's alright. Somerset starts back up the stairs. SOMERSET It's always impressive to see a man feeding off his emotions. ( I cannot find the g-damn clip)

How about Kristen Wiig's tantrum at her best friend's wedding shower in Bridesmaids?

haha! I want to see a virtual tantrum - no I am just kidding, Scott. I can't believe I am going blank here (considering I suggested it). Let me think of some and send it your way.

Ah here is one right off the top of my head: Film: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) Written by: John August (Screenplay) Roald Dahl (Book) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn1EAl7jdIk VERUCA SALT: Daddy, I want a squirrel. Get me one of those squirrels, I want one! Mr. SALT: Veruca dear, you have many marvelous pets. VERUCA SALT: All I've got at home is one pony and two dogs and four cats and six bunny rabbits and two parakeets and three canaries and a green parrot and a turtle, and a silly old hamster! I WANT a SQUIRREL! MR. SALT: All right, pet. Daddy'll get you a squirrel just as soon as he possibly can. VERUCA SALT: But I don't want any old squirrel! I want a *trained* squirrel! Mr. SALT: [wearily] Very well. Mr. Wonka? How much do you want for one of these squirrels? Name your price. WILLY WONKA: Oh they're not for sale. She can't have one. VERUCA SALT: Daddy! WILLY WONKA: [imitating Mr. Salt] I'm sorry, darling. Mr. Wonka's being unreasonable. Takeaway: Of course when one thinks of tantrums, a child's tantrum would be classic! It totally works because Veruca's supposed to be the ultimate detestably spoilt rich brat, making poor kid and protagonist Charlie Bucket so much more likeable. Also funny Mr. Salt's reaction, completely cooly immune to what a brat she is because she is his little angel.

I'm a huge Raging Bull fan. Lots of great meltdowns/tantrums in that film, but this one is probably my favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhna_J0RZNM It starts off so slow but heat up into unbridled self destruction. Just brilliant.

Fellini's 'Amarcord' has some great tantrums: The family sat at Sunday dinner. A mentally challenged uncle scrambling up a tree and refusing to come down.