Most Shocking Death Scenes?

The Departed has there at the end.

This scene from Pulp Fiction.



I remember that really shocking me at the time, but it soon becomes clear that it's not really important and doesn't really matter much for the film as a whole

Burn After Reading and The Departed that have already been said immediately come to mind in a thread like this. Psycho too, I honestly had no idea about the apparently famous scene from the film, somehow, and the detective one shocked me too when I first watched it. Near the end of Jackie Brown maybe too.

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That scene from Pulp Fiction is definitely my favorite death scene of all time. For me that was the moment Bruce Willis sealed his status as one of the coolest badasses in all of cinema.

When Obi-Wan disappeared halfway through Star Wars, I freaked. I even was surprised what happened to my avatar.

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Just watched The Bourne Supremacy, it is pretty obvious what I am talking about for those who have seen it.

the death of Ned Stark in Game of Thrones... and same with the last season when Robb and Catelyn was killed off..

not a movie though...

This. I really felt bad for the guy at the end of this film.

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Scar face killing his best mate

Henry in There Will Be Blood...

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Motome Chijiwa's suppuku with a bamboo sword was terrifying and devastating:

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He already did that in 1932!

Anyone say Bambi? I just couldn't get the fact that there is a death happening within a child's movie lol. How ever best death, due to the fact that it shows how Bambi overcame being motherless

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I can't remember how he ultimately dies but Ray Liotta eating his own brain in Hannibal was just wrong.

The curb stomp in American History X.

I'll add the end of Easy Rider to what I said a few pages back.