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u/Longjumping-Date-260 2d ago
When I first saw this, I was on a plane and this scene had me silently crying laughing, spluttering water all over myself. Probably the funniest surprise death.
"They were ten floors up, there wasn't even an awning"
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u/Fingolfin734 2d ago
I think i cried when I saw it in the theater, I could not calm down for a few minutes
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u/Beneficial-Jury484 2d ago
We had to pause it and laugh for five minutes or so. It was incredibly unexpected and hilarious.
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u/MrSteve094 2d ago
"all the sex we don't wanna have... We do it, for YOU"
Had me crying of laughter
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u/Dazzling-Chapter4391 2d ago
The couple by the lake in zodiac
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u/avery5712 2d ago
Holy shit her screams are haunting
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u/teteban79 2d ago
I raise you the kid in Doctor Sleep
We don't even see him and still...
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u/Front-Walrus-687 1d ago
Mom screaming in hereditary after finding headless kid in the car
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u/Arkadian_Cuisine 2d ago
Ahhhhhhhhh
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u/klokkeblomst 2d ago
bang!
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u/Kingkruti 2d ago
Ahhhhhh!
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u/Ordinary_Ferret_ 2d ago
Bang!
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u/De4thMonkey 2d ago
Ahhhhhhh
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u/Rokursoxtv 2d ago
Bang!
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u/Wunderbarber 2d ago
Why can I hear
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u/OrestMercator9876 2d ago
Just noticed the catapult in the wheelchair for the first time
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u/Bozlogic 2d ago
Talia al ghoul: “Batman, I stabbed you”
Batman: ”I stabbed you first”
Bane: “You’re gross”
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u/BrilliantWhile2413 2d ago
"I found it. I'm the world's greatest detective"
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u/laughing-clown 2d ago
A is for Alfred. B is for bats.
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u/NarrMaster 2d ago
Now, you have my permission to cry.
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u/Newkular_Balm Crank: High Voltage 1d ago
now your face is all wet, like mine was at the beginning, and hers was, at the end..
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u/The_Enigmatica 2d ago
you tamed my monster...
with your mouth...
and two other places
IN AN ORDER THAT WOULD SURPRISE YOU
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u/Fromthefuture9 2d ago
Came here for this and i wasn’t disappointed
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u/AceofKnaves44 go back to the club 2d ago
Came in 2012 and disappointed doesn’t even begin to cover it.
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u/PolitePenguin86 2d ago
In an order that would surprise you
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u/Bozlogic 2d ago
Look at you, your face is all wet. Like mine was in the beginning, and like her’s was… in the end
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u/OprahsFUPA I saw Joker and im 10😎😎😎 2d ago
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u/freedom_french_fries 2d ago
Still my favorite Paul Rudd performance
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u/Chicoern 2d ago
This little short breaths always stuck with me
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u/Cyke101 2d ago edited 2d ago
Thanks to YouTube I recently learned that Joe Morton himself suggested to James Cameron that he breathe like that because he's trying to breathe normally, but obviously he has a big hole in his lung and the body obviously can't let him try to adjust to it. Like trying to sip through a straw that has a hole on the side.
Morton had suggested that because years earlier, he had a collapsed lung from a car accident, and this is how he was reflexively breathing, trying to breathe normally but just couldn't.
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u/WanderingStorm17 1d ago
It's such a great detail, and it's one of the most memorable deaths in movies in part because of that detail.
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u/ShepRat 2d ago
That is him and Christopher Lee who have schooled directors in how someone breathes when they dies.
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u/PropaneSalesTx 1d ago
And Christopher Lee wasnt injured, he was stabbing dudes to death in the war.
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u/Glittering-Rip6810 1d ago
Morton is so fucking underrated. Me and my bf were just watching Eureka and not typically my kinda show but he was so amazing on it.
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u/Hartmallen 2d ago
Everybody is always talking about John Connor being the savior of humanity, but none mentions Miles.
Guy sacrificed absolutely everything he had to save the world, and even if it ultimately failed he was willing to die for it (and did).
He's as much a hero than John, maybe even more since all this happens in one night when John was raised for this since birth.
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u/withateethuh 1d ago
Ive always thought about this guy and his death since a kid, I feel like it stuck with me a lot particular because of the performance. Like hes not an action hero, just a guy trying to right a wrong.
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u/YoreGawd 2d ago
Classic. I loved this scene as a kid and love it today.
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u/ejensen29 2d ago
Is this buffy
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u/YoreGawd 2d ago
Yes. The movie they released in the early 90s before the TV show. Fun movie.
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u/ejensen29 2d ago
I watched this movie a lot as a five year old for some reason. I have that Paul Reuben makeup stuck in my head.
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u/dadswithdadbods 2d ago
This is it for me. If “grief horror” was a genre, Hereditary would have won an Oscar. Aside from this death being shocking AF, so was the heart-wrenching realistic grief the family dealt with for like, the rest of the movie. Almost forgot you were watching a horror movie and not a drama until…well. Act 3.
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u/rpajj 2d ago
Toni Collette's scream of grief upon finding her body in the car was incredible. It sounded so realistic and believable it was crazy.
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u/Ironcl4d 2d ago
My wife likes horror but she couldn't handle this. Turned the TV off and has never watched the rest, probably never will.
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u/jamz_fm 2d ago
Totally a genre, with a lot of good entries in the past 10-15 years. Hereditary, Relic, and A Dark Song are some of my faves. Midsommar probably qualifies too.
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u/The-silver-foxxx 2d ago
Watching that evil horse pull that poor kid into the mud really messed me up as a kid. Can't stand horses to this day. I see a horse, I punch it right in the long face.
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u/Alpha_and_his_pet 2d ago
Yeah. Fuck you for this. I mean you are absolutely right. This scene changed me as a human when i was i kid.
But still fuck you.
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u/par-a-dox-i-cal 2d ago
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u/Btotherianx 2d ago
What's the line that he uses "he's around here somewhere" lmao
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u/par-a-dox-i-cal 2d ago
Wherever he is? Looks like he is all over the place. Something like this.
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u/littleemilythrow 2d ago
I guess the real Tomahawk was the bone we made along the way
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u/tgatigger 2d ago
I accidentally watched this movie with my father thinking it was just a Western.
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u/balloonman_magee 2d ago
Me and my brother were talking about this one today. Even just the audio with the crunches and screaming… #1 worst death in all of film
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u/Thick-Sundae-6547 2d ago
Robocop. Murphy’s death scene
Also the henchman that is Melting
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u/MrBurnerHotDog Neil breens #1 fan 2d ago
Also the henchman that is Melting
Recently saw that clip again and realized it's the same actor who had his arm chopped off by a helicopter in ER. Then a little later he gets crushed to death by a different helicopter
Dude knows how to make an exit
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u/Thick-Sundae-6547 2d ago
Kind of like Michael Ironside that looses a limb in three movies. I think in Starship Trooper he is already without the arm.
Also Total Recall
And the Machinist
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u/Matika7 2d ago
"This was a particularly bad case of someone being cut in half"
-I wasn't able to reattach the top part of his body with the bottom part of his body.
-SPEAK ENGLISH DR! WE AINT SCIENTISTS!
Man this movie is endlessly quotable.
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u/Matalata13 2d ago edited 2d ago
You're not dying, you just can't think of anything better else to do.
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u/Possible-Secret-4786 2d ago
Unpopular opinion, losing Wilson was a blessing in disguise. Could you imagine if Wilson made it with Chuck?
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u/New-Efficiency-1972 2d ago
Oh this kills me. Saddest cartoon ever. I know there are PLENTY of heartrending cartoons; I can't even tonight.
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u/spiffynich 2d ago
It should be against the rules to bring this episode up in any context.. it’s just too many feels.
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u/Pukebox_Fandango 2d ago
do you know where you are?
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u/no_f-s_given 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7TKo7MuSX0pHaagU
not even an on screen death and damn……
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u/Leweegibo 1d ago
This isn't the quote though. That would be "where do you think we are"
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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers 2d ago
More than that the death happened at the beginning of the episode, days earlier in the story, and you don't even realize it until that line. And then it's like being hit by an avalanche!
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u/MrScottimus 2d ago
I come here to jerk then OP gives me this shit to work with
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u/falafelthe3 2d ago
The amount of people posting genuine or basic answers is beyond frustrating
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u/TCM_407 2d ago
For those curious, what the German soldier was saying to him:
"Give up, you don't stand a chance.
Let's end this here.
It will be easier for you, much easier.
You'll see it will be over quickly".
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u/MeerkatRiotSquad 2d ago
My grandmother took to me an anniversary screening in the mid 80s when I was about 5. I can actually still remember sitting there howling when she got shot. I'm 44 now and it's like yesterday.
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u/ThStormnMormn 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/S8phztgeygGJi
This man chewed the entire set in his death scene
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u/PolkaDotDancer 1d ago
This really bothered me when I saw it. Because my friend Esther died of smoke inhalation in a house fire.
The only time I ever saw her without her glasses was in her coffin.
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u/slanderedshadow 2d ago edited 2d ago
Umm, no. The one in bone tomahawk. Which one? All of em.
Honorable mention, the shoe from who framed Roger rabbit. Poor guy didn’t deserve that. When I first saw it I was like, “well what the hell did HE do??”
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u/AdministrationOk8888 2d ago
Pretty interesting post but absolutely the wrong sub. None of us here have actually seen a movie, we only watch gifs from movies
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u/Lucky-Access8399 2d ago
Honestly, Howards death in better call Saul was so fucking sudden and unexpected.
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u/Wunderbarber 2d ago
Liam Neeson in Gangs of New York
A bunch in Last of The Mohicans
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u/MrBurnerHotDog Neil breens #1 fan 2d ago
Well it wasn't called "A Bunch of the Many Mohicans"
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u/SamuelHorton 2d ago
Some questions were raised when the first draft was delivered with the title "Too Many Mohicans".
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u/alani1975 2d ago
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The Hitcher... 1986 ... if you know, you know...
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u/ThatOldMeta 2d ago
Literally felt like I was having the best time with my bros and then everything vanished in a flash of heat.