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greatest death in a movie
Initial post:
2 Jun 2009 20:21 BST
Jay-D says:
A lot of people tend to meet pretty gruesome deahs in movies and it got me thinking, what's the greatest death sequence anyone has seen in a movie?
Posted on
3 Jun 2009 07:50 BST
Rasmus Hilander says:
SPOILER
i think it is the Tachikomas that make a suicide bomb whit ther AI satelite and save a lots of pepol
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3 Jun 2009 19:16 BST
Adam Jackson says:
I really like the climax of Mad Max 2 with the head on collision between the big Mack truck driven by Max, with the barbarian Wez clinging to the bonnet, and the vehicle driven at high speed by the warlord Humongous. One word - SPLAT!!!
Absoluteley spectacular stuntwork (well before CG started spoiling things). Totally ripped off in Neil Marshall's Doomsday by the way...
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4 Jun 2009 20:54 BST
Daniel William Climo says:
The bad guy who falls off the top of the monument in 'North By Northwest'. Classic.
In reply to an earlier post on
5 Jun 2009 10:36 BST
Mr. C. J. Powers says:
The best death (albeit self inflicted) as got to be suicide by Box Jellyfish!!! in Seven Pounds
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6 Jun 2009 13:07 BST
Mr. N. England says:
Death by toxic waste/hit by car in Robocop wins hands down!
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6 Jun 2009 14:36 BST
Adam Jackson says:
Liked in TimeCop where VanDamme booted Ron Silver's Past character into his Present and they both melted ala the T1000 in T2!
"The Same Matter Cannot Occupy The Same Space In The Same Time" - too bloody right and all!
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6 Jun 2009 15:15 BST
C. Ward says:
The villain in 'Saboteur'. A fall from the Statue of Liberty as his sleeve gradually comes out of his coat.
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7 Jun 2009 16:45 BST
DoDo Fan says:
The guy who met his maker in a grain filled silo in 'Witness' (Harrison Ford/Kelly McGilis) is
a pretty good last gasp !
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7 Jun 2009 16:51 BST
DoDo Fan says:
The girl whose safety belt buckle slowly fails as she is being winched from mountain peak to helicopter by Sly Stallone in 'Cliffhanger' is pretty nasty as she can see only too well what fate awaits her !!
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7 Jun 2009 16:58 BST
P. M. Connolly says:
My favourite death has to Belle Rogan's chracter in The original Posidon Adventure she dies after saving the main hero from being crushed underwater and it is so sad.
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8 Jun 2009 08:19 BST
Matt Reilly Fan says:
What are you all taliking about, the best death has to be James Caan as Sonny in the Godfather as he gets ripped to pieces by gunfire at the toll booth, classic.
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8 Jun 2009 10:41 BST
Kamikaze says:
Jason Staham in "CRANK".
Falling down from the heli... calling his girlfriend before smashing on the street. AND Mel Gibson in "BRAVEHEART". Not a special kind of dead but a breath-taking moment in this epic movie.
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8 Jun 2009 11:56 BST
Lee J. Ridgard says:
The Death of Darth Maul in Star Wars episode one getting cut into then falling down that massive hole couldn't have been fun.
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8 Jun 2009 14:35 BST
Mr. P. J. Milner says:
Greatest death well Spock in Wrath of Khan to save others in selfless logical yet emotional sacrafice
but the daddy of blood and gore has to be Mr Kinney from ROBOCOP board room, claret everywhere
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9 Jun 2009 10:59 BST
L. A. Thompson says:
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, John Wayne in the Cowboys and Shootist.
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9 Jun 2009 13:49 BST
Mr. A. M. HOGG says:
"Must.... end.... life.... in classic Lorne Green pose from Battlestar Galactica. Best.... death.... ever...." - The Collector.
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9 Jun 2009 19:12 BST
Adam Jackson says:
Willem Dafoe in Wild At Heart - that has gotta hurt!
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9 Jun 2009 19:26 BST
Mr. P. J. Milner says:
man oh man- forgot about quint from Jaws and theres a real bone cruncher!
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10 Jun 2009 06:09 BST
T. A. Howe says:
Pacino in Scarface, Caan in the Godfather and the emotional and wasteful deaths of Mark lee in Gallipoli & Caviezel in the Thin Red Line take some beating. Then again, the greatest could be the bloke bouncing off the propeller in the film Titanic.)))
Posted on
10 Jun 2009 17:44 BST
I was gonna say Butch Cassidy and the SD Kidd but someone got there first ;O(
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