this is after seeing cyrus the virus get taken out in the most comedic way possible.

and watching LOTR last week, when boromir gets taken out. man that was great.

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"Being the bigger man is overrated." -- Huey (The Boondocks)

When Amsterdam's boy was impaled on the fence. Amsterdam put the gun under his chin, looked down, and screamed. That was powerful.

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Theat shit was beautiful

Leon and Stansfield.

Excellent.

Underrated fight scene too, IMO.

EDIT: Watching it now, even though I love the score to this movie, it is kind of a strange choice to have a riverdancing jig as the soundtrack to your Native American showdown.

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Similar to the (spoiler for the ultra-late) Tim/Dawn kiss in the BBC version of The Office, it hits you hard because until that point, you didn't even realize you were all that emotionally invested in the characters.

>it hits you hard because until
>that point, you didn't even realize you were all that
>emotionally invested in the characters.

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Both Bridget Fonda and Chris Tucker in Jackie Brown.

Steven Segal in Executive Decisions.

Okay it pissed me off but Keith David in They Live, just out of sheer WTF?!? value.

Dennis Hopper in True Romance, because that scene is poetry.

When the Dane gets killed in Miller's Crossing. This one is random but I'll never forget that scene: dude screaming in the background, Dane getting wacked in the face then shot "Always put one in the brain." The movie gets so intense and crazy all of a sudden.

The 'villian' at the end of Oldboy.

Sonny's death in the first Godfather.

The end of Sonatine. Few action movies have hit me with an ending like that.

>When the Dane gets killed in Miller's Crossing. This one is
>random but I'll never forget that scene: dude screaming in the
>background, Dane getting wacked in the face then shot "Always
>put one in the brain." The movie gets so intense and crazy all
>of a sudden.

Why does Tom say the Dane made him do it when Caspar is getting pissed off at Drop for yelling? I never understood that part.

I mean I'm pretty sure Tom was trying to get Caspar to kill the Dane, cause the Dane was to slick on the take. Tom would never be able to get everything to work with the Dane at Caspar's side. The Dane had to go, the only way was to make him seem like a traitor.

Is that what you meant?

>I mean I'm pretty sure Tom was trying to get Caspar to kill
>the Dane, cause the Dane was to slick on the take. Tom would
>never be able to get everything to work with the Dane at
>Caspar's side. The Dane had to go, the only way was to make
>him seem like a traitor.
>
>Is that what you meant?

Naw I got that part. Tom made it seem like The Dane made that guy do all the random yelling & screaming but maybe I'm just reading too much into it. I'll have to see it again.

greatest death scene of all time....

That's the way I want to go. Retired, playing with my grandson in my garden and then, BOOM!

Ironically, Michael died the same way, but alone and with a puppy that could care less.

Reubens' death in Buffy the Vampire Slayer is comedy gold.

All true

D*mn. I came in here the say this. Best EVAR!!!

"People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don't believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can't find them, make them."

--George Bernard Shaw

It was incredible. Only the third time a man had been mauled by a gorilla at that steel mill, that month!

the obvious:

Tony in Scarface
Denzel in Training Day
Tom Hanks in Philadelphia


not so obvious:

Mufasa in Lion King
Haley Joel Osment in Pay It Forward
Spragga Benz in Top Shottas

They ate me! A motherfucking shark ate me! Drink up, bitch!

was better. Especially when he started calling for his mom or some shit. That was like one of the first moments I was like, "Damn, people be dyin' like that? Fuck."

The first known instance of a man who was killed because of lousy ratings.

that last scene with the Rover and his boy after that crazy fight in the rain, pulling each other up and then both falling back & dying was great.

dude had like 100 arrows in his neck

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THE THREE KIDS BEING MURDERED ON THE NEW RAMBO MOVIE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY SLY STALLONE RIPPING A GUYS THROAT OUT!

Kane's cousin... getting car jacked...

The end where Kane and Shareef die...

Matt Damon (Sullivan). Although there were some other great deaths in that movie, for example Martin Sheen's, Sullivan's death was both unexpected and satisfying.

Steam Pipe Through the Abdomen

"Let off some Steam, Bennet!"

so easy it was great

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JERRY: I can't believe this. So what are you saying? You didn't like my act, so that's it?
MARLENE: I can't be with someone if I don't respect what they do.
JERRY: You're a cashier!

That might've been the best part of the first movie, for me.

made infinitely cooler by the setting sun in the background casting a blood red hue over the entire scene.

and the final scene with Arthur sailing off to Avalon with the Three Maidens, illuminated by a light from the heavens, set to Siegfried's Funeral March by Wagner. fantastic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GOe5SUlPPY

that whole battle with the dragon at the end was bananas.

bonus points for sending Beowulf off to Valhalla with a Viking funeral.

"For fuck's sake!" © Bullet-Tooth Tony

"We are immortal"

if you're gonna go out with a bang, can't top a supernova.

Giving that thumbs-up as he's going down... that was powerful, man.

I didn't cry or no shit, but that was the closest I've ever come during a film.

Getting 47 million arrows shot at you and taking it like a man without even flinching. Nameless was just like, "Bring it, motherfuckers!"

So gangsta. Jet is that dude.

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death scene = best scene

that was some cold shit (but the schmarta deserved it)

the 2005 remake of the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" when the girl that they pick up in the van puts a bullet in her head.


ill zoom out sequence.

part 1 when the guy who tries to kill OJ then escapes in a car and ends up crashing into a nuclear missile and then while riding the missile he crashes into the fireworks store


part 2 and a half (i think) - when the guy falls off the building and lands with no scratches and then a lion comes out of nowhere and mauls him.


dope.

part 1 when the guy who tries to kill OJ then escapes in a car and ends up crashing into a nuclear missile and then while riding the missile he crashes into the fireworks store


part 2 and a half (i think) - when the guy falls off the building and lands with no scratches and then a lion comes out of nowhere and mauls him.


dope.

"Imitation of Life"?

the Knight comes out of nowhere like "HYAAAA!!!"

duke got a nuclear missile thru the gut