<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

This happened a few months ago. Me and my friend started talking about random things during our hour-long break in between classes and somehow it lead to the word "moneyshot". I had no idea that the particular climax of those films were called moneyshots. I've heard them call it a few other names but that was the first time i heard of it. So i asked him, 

"What's a moneyshot?"
He looked at me in disbelief and said 
"You serious? It's the best part of a movie."
My dumbass said,
"Oh, so like the scenes in a movie that makes the movie well known?"
My buddy just chuckles and said "Yea, that's what a moneyshot is"
I thought i had it. I finally knew what moneyshot meant,
"So like the scene in Titanic where Leonardo Dicaprio held up Rose's arms in front of the ship."
He busted out laughing, told me i was a dumbass, and finally told be the real definition.

I can never watch Titanic again without thinking "hear comes Leonardo's moneyshot"
<bot>: Didn't know what moneyshot was. Thought it was famous scenes in movies. Leonardo has a moneyshot in Titanic.