Most "Dramatic Death Scene" in a movie

Has anyone said Will Ferrell in Austin Powers yet?

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Highlights - art auctions at amazing prices, got my Divine Comedy original edition for the cost of the frame. All you can eat steak, lobster, shrimp, ribs... hmmmmm
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I almost forgot about the little Princess in Anna and the King. That one is a tear-jerker if there ever was one. Also, Tuptim's death scene was really beautiful. I like the look on her face right before she gets her head chopped off- very peaceful, almost happy.

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Some of my favourite movies (in no particular order):
*Gladiator
*Runaway Jury
*Signs
*Always
*The Hunt for Red October
*Pirates of the Caribbean; TCotBP
*High Noon

I do believe he never died in that movie. Well, at least I think he didn't.

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Minus the flashback scenes, and maybe the beginning sequence, I'd think that the whole movie was a torture scene.

Adding to the thread

-T-800 giving the thumbs up while melting himself in the lava was pretty sad.
-Anthony Hopkins leaving peacefully in "Meet Joe Black"
-I mos def agree with Boromir's death

I think it was Gretchin's death in Donnie Darko, because i really was upset because that whole scene swung me rite into emotional tumoil. first she was jumped by those the losers with the knives, and then some random ran over her while Donnie could do nothing, it just upset me a lot. Then frank came into play............

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"I realize that everyone is entitled to their opinion and they have every right to express it, but some people are just stupid."-- OG-

The best death sequence for me was Hudson (Bill Paxton) in Aliens. "Game over, man. Game over"

The death of maximus in the gladiator was very dramatic in a sense of accomplishment that he recieved his vengence and was reunited with his family. Based on historical fact

I agree with Zombie Lover about Gretchen in Donnie Darko. I was suprised. A couple of other ones for me:
Jean Grey in X2
Satine in Moulin Rouge
Jet Li's character in Hero
Passion of the Christ

Sure but now i have to call you a little sissy girl.

She didn't die, but will be transformed to the Phoenix in perhaps the next film.

Hehe, my bad... =/
I meant her "death". Should have clarified.

I'll forgive you this time mister.

I didn't see the death in Passion of the Christ coming either!

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You and loopie must have some innate sense of spoilers coming up.

Most dramatic, I'd say... Willem DaFoe in Platoon.

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Review: Cabin in the Woods 8/10

it was dramatic to me anyway but the "death scene" of Roman in Scream 3, when sydney held his hand i thought that was really good

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Undercoverlovers 100 REDUX

John Travoltas death in "the Punisher" It was so idioticly drawn out that it made baby jesus cry.

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in Full Metal Jacket, the soldier that is killed by the sniper girl

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When Laura Palmer dies at the end of Fire walk with me. Really dramatic!

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