Best death scene in a movie
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Sigmund Fraud
893 all the way.
JT Walsh getting a truck dropped on his head in Breakdown.
South African baddie (remember when it was ok to just hate south africans because they were south africans) getting a container dropped on his head in Lethal Weapon 2.
Journo getting a bit of church spire dropped on his head in Hot Fuzz.
Generally anybody getting offed by having heavy stuff dropped on their heads.
South African baddie (remember when it was ok to just hate south africans because they were south africans) getting a container dropped on his head in Lethal Weapon 2.
Journo getting a bit of church spire dropped on his head in Hot Fuzz.
Generally anybody getting offed by having heavy stuff dropped on their heads.
Paul Newman scene (which is so brilliant i wont reveal) in Torn Curtain by Hitchcock.
Light years scarier than Marian Crane in psycho - the Torn Curtain one is best one of all time IMO.
Light years scarier than Marian Crane in psycho - the Torn Curtain one is best one of all time IMO.
camouflage
gaslit at scale.
gabi said:
i have seen things you people wouldn't beleive
attack ships burning at tennhausser gate
moon-beams, glisstening in the dark, off the shoulder of orion
all these memories
will be lost in time
like tears,
in rain.
camouflage
gaslit at scale.
dylanredefined said:Blade runner is cool .No one mentions leon "for matildha ".
Oh yes, that's the one, death-o.
Also Scarface
And also Rutger in Bladerunner, my quote was a vote.
camouflage
gaslit at scale.
Seems that some people think a good movie death should be a jolly good gore-fest, which is fair enough.
I'm of the opinion that a good death scene should bring a tear to your eye, and yet make you feel kind of inspired, deeply touched sort of thing.
The double-suicide in House of Sand and Fog was magnificently sad, my girlfriend was inconsolable.
I'm of the opinion that a good death scene should bring a tear to your eye, and yet make you feel kind of inspired, deeply touched sort of thing.
The double-suicide in House of Sand and Fog was magnificently sad, my girlfriend was inconsolable.
camouflage
gaslit at scale.
Seems that some people think a good movie death should be a jolly good gore-fest, which is fair enough.
I'm of the opinion that a good death scene should bring a tear to your eye, and yet make you feel inspired, sort of thing.
The double-suicide in House of Sand and Fog was magnificently sad, my girlfriend was inconsolable.
I'm of the opinion that a good death scene should bring a tear to your eye, and yet make you feel inspired, sort of thing.
The double-suicide in House of Sand and Fog was magnificently sad, my girlfriend was inconsolable.
Johnny Canuck3
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foreigner said:Seems that some people think a good movie death ishould be a jolly good gore-fest, which is fair enough.
I'm of the opinion that a good death scene should bring a tear to your eye, and yet make you feel kind of inspired, deeply touched sort of thing.
The double-suicide in House of Sand and Fog was magnificently sad, my girlfriend was inconsolable.
If that's what you want, the death scene in Elvira Madigan fills the bill. Or, with creep factor thrown in, 'Night, Mother.
Johnny Canuck3
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intrikat said:Paris Hilton in House Of Wax. Infact it was the only good scene of the whole film
A shaft in Paris' head?
How the fuck have people forgotten the Omen films? Sooooooo many great deaths in those.
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Throne of Blood
i was persuaded to go see saw 3 at the cinema a while back, despite having not seen the first two and really not liking these nu-teenslasher movies.
as a film its fairly terrible, but if you like that sort of thing theres some really elaborate and gratuitous death scenes which had me laughing at the ridiculousness of the level of gore. the final death sees the guy get every one of his limbs slowly twisted 360% in a specially built death machine, lovely.
as a film its fairly terrible, but if you like that sort of thing theres some really elaborate and gratuitous death scenes which had me laughing at the ridiculousness of the level of gore. the final death sees the guy get every one of his limbs slowly twisted 360% in a specially built death machine, lovely.
The Omen:
Sheet of glass chopping guy's head off
Vicar getting impaled by the vane from the top of the church
Guy getting chopped in half buy the cables in the lift.
Sheet of glass chopping guy's head off
Vicar getting impaled by the vane from the top of the church
Guy getting chopped in half buy the cables in the lift.
Johnny Canuck3
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RenegadeDog said:The Omen:
Sheet of glass chopping guy's head off
Vicar getting impaled by the vane from the top of the church
Guy getting chopped in half buy the cables in the lift.
... maid hanging herself at the birthday party...
Bonfirelight
Crocodile
Apollo Creed in Rocky IV
Bonfirelight
Crocodile
Bambis mum in Bambi
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
Harry Potter when he gets put through the industrial mincing machine very slowly by Bloblust the grand wazzock at the end of his next and final film.
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