Best Death Scene

Eh, doesn't bother me. If you read the right book or article, you can learn the truth behind any "true-story" movie - it doesn't necessarily mean you're going to enjoy the movie any more or less than you normally would. Supposing it's about a character who dies, either they die in the film or the film doesn't follow them to that point. Either way, what difference does it make if the character dies anyway?

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What you are saying is, is that you don't care if some one spoils the end to a movie were the main charicter dies.

Think about what you are saying because you are sounding really stupid.

Dude, think about what you're saying. I have no problem with having "true story" movies being spoiled because if I care enough about such a movie to bother seeing it, I probably already have a good enough idea about the original story to know what happened in reality. Jsut because I ended up reading up on the Battle of Thermopylae before seeing 300 doesn't mean the movie was automatically ruined because I knew that everyone died.

Spoiling who dies in a movie like Chinatown, however, is (in the words of Jules) not the same f***ing ballpark, not the same league, not even the same f***ing sport.

Now who sounds stupid for not understanding the specifics?

Vincent Price's death in the Witchfinder General. Not a great death as deaths go but he had made himself such a detestable character in the film, everyone in the cinema was glad to see him finally get his just desserts.

Funniest Death. Peter Lorre (I think) in a Comedy of Terrors where just as they think he is finally dead, he revives yet again.

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I disliked the film but the death of Kanes charector in See no evil at th end of the film. I think that was the best bit of the film.

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That is Verry true , Love that film one of my favourites,
Also One Other favourite death scene i can think of is
Lord Beckett In Pirates Of The Carribean - At Worlds End.
Walking down the stairs of the ship as it is blown to pieces, Very Patriotic and inspiring

Agree i was sooo felling that at the Cinma.

That is a very touching scene, Very touching i could actually feel the guys Pain, And how the other Aliied soldier was listening in And just let the german Soldier walk back down and outside too Shocked to m,asassaszas..sxzdfc fzx

That is a very touching scene, Very touching i could actually feel the guys Pain, And how the other Aliied soldier was listening in And just let the german Soldier walk back down and outside too Shocked to move. Extremely powerful.

The end of Scarface is hands down my favorite, but I don't know if it's the best, per say...

Piss funny, Joker is absolutely amazing in that film, Also Where he just Shots the Guy at the beginning who drove the bus as he was talking to him without even contemplating what just happened, as if to say "ahhhhhhh shut up...", We all bursed out laughing in cinema and no one else did we were like... err... It was finny :P ?!?

I laughed, too, along with a spattering of others. And that wasn't the only time.

What does that say about us?

Y'all get intentional wit and black humor.

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When the Blob in the original Blob leaps on, and absorbs the Doctor.
You can't actually see what the Blob is up to, but you can hear sounds and see something crash into the venetian blinds.

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That death scene is pretty good but it doesn't beat the famous last moments of Alias in Platoon where we see him falling and getting back up.

I was just thinking about Alan Rickman's death in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I even tried to find it on youtube but the only scenes I find are about the bit, "eating your heart out with a spoon."

Anyway, he is shot with an arrow (I think), then gets up, and then gets shot again, and as he's dying, he like goes across the entire room before giving out his last breath! It's amazing!

I love that death scene.

I just realized I had never posted in this thread about my all time favorite death scene. It also happens to be my favorite scene in any movie ever. It is why Sean Bean is in my avatar. And it's been mentioned here a few times. The Departure of Boromir. *cries*

I love it so much I figured out how to teach a lesson about it, lol. I used this video and asked the students to read the lyrics of the song ("Sound the Bugle, Now" sung by Bryan Adams) and match the lines from the song to the images (since I couldn't really show the death scene itself):

The death scene in that movie was awesome. I watched it like 5 times over and over.