Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus - Shark vs Plane

I'm just going to leave this here.........Shark Attack 3: Megalodon just did a facepalm

Saving Private Ryan - Miller's Last Stand

While attempting to blow up a bridge against an impending German attack, Miller is fatally wounded by a German soldier he let go earlier. He takes his last stand against a Tiger I tank, but is saved by the "angels on our shoulders." As he dies he tells Ryan to earn his sacrifice.

Goldeneye - Happy Ending

Things get hot and heavy when Xenia Onatopp(Famke Janssen) locks her legs around a Canadian Navy admiral and crushes his chest between her thighs. All while receiving sexual satisfaction. I guess you can say.... he "came" and went at the same time... oh yeah, I'll be here all week.

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Richard III - Death to Richard

A great twist to a classic tale. "Let us to't pell-mell; if not to heaven, then hand-in-hand to hell"

Transformers: The Movie - The Death of Optimus Prime

It doesn't bother me that something I loved as a child has become a popular bastardized version of itself. What bothers me is that the new generation will never fully understand what made Transformers so iconic and why the live action films will never come close to the greatness of G1. We all had our favorite heroes and villains that we grew to love, but how can we now when our favorite robots don't have personalities? The new films aren't even about the Transformers, they're about special effects. The Transformers don't resemble themselves, they're incredibly shallow and simple. And since when did humans get this much face time in any of the Transformers series? The Transformers bread and butter has always been the interaction between the Autobots and Decepticons, who gives a fuck about the American military in a Transformers movie? Thank goodness for the 1986 animated film Transformers: The Movie, sure it was a marketing ploy to push the toys, but it was a marketing ploy with emotion god dammit. We cared about Optimus and we hated Hot Rod for what he did, we had actual feelings towards the characters, now all we care about is Megan Fox and CGI explosions. Sad.

Alien 3 - Ripley's Dive

Ripley, carrying the alien Queen growing inside her, makes the ultimate sacrifice by throwing herself into a gigantic furnace. As she falls, the queen bursts out of her chest, but Ripley grabs the creature and holds on to it as she falls into the fire.

The Godfather, Part II - The Death of Fredo

Fredo knew what was coming the moment his nephew canceled the fishing trip at the last minute and Michael’s henchman filled in. But he went anyway and all you hear is a gunshot that echos all the way to the boathouse.

The Man Who Would Be King - Just Human

After fooling all the natives of Kafiristan into thinking he was a god, Danny(Sean Connery) is forced to walk to the middle of a rope bridge over a deep gorge. The ropes supporting it are cut as he bravely sings the hymn "The Son of God Goes Forth to War." Danny falls to his death and the natives realize Daniel is just a human after all.

The Last Samurai - Deleted Decapitation Scene

Ujio, one of the most dedicated, loyal and fierce samurai gets hassled by a couple of japanese citizens. Ujio tries to be nice; you can insult a samurai's Kamishimo, but don't ever poke it with stick.

Wolf Creek - Head on a Stick

Liz gets into a car in an attempt to escape, but Mick announces himself with a sinister chuckle and stabs her through the driver's seat with a large bowie knife. She attempts to defend herself with a pen knife, but he proceeds to cut off some of her fingers and finishes her off by severing her spinal cord, what Mick calls "a head on a stick."

Thirst - New Red Band Trailer

Yes, I am excited. Park Chan-wook, vampires, Song Kang-ho, all these things equal win.

The Bridge on the River Kwai - Madness!

Classic scene where Lieutenant Colonel Nicholson(Alec Guinness) falls on the detonator plunger as he dies, just in time to blow up the bridge and send a train full of Japanese soldiers and important officials hurtling into the river.

Let The Right One In - The Pool Scene

Sometimes the best horror is what your mind sees and not your eyes. The same goes for movie deaths, an off-screen death can be just as effective if not more than seeing it happen. Take this scene from Let The Right One In for example, little Oskar is a 12-year-old-boy who is constantly bullied at school. He befriends a mysterious child, Eli, who turns out to be a vampire. The moral of the story is...don't fuck with a vampire's best friend.

Platoon - Sgt. Elias death

After being wounded and left for dead by Staff Sergeant Barnes(Tom Berenger). Elias(Willem Dafoe) emerges from the jungle, running from a large group of NVA soldiers. Thinking that Sgt. Elias Grodin had already been killed in action, the platoon can only watch from the chopper as he is shot repeatedly by Viet Cong troops.

The famous scene depicting Elias with his hands in the air is a recreation of a 1968 photograph by Art Greenspon

Terminator 2 - Thumbs Up

I'm not usually for posting non-human death scenes, but this is one for the books. The Terminator sacrifices himself, asking Sarah to lower him into a vat of molten steel so that his technology cannot be used to create Skynet.

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Independence Day - Checkmate

The scene that relaunched the disaster movie genre. Independence Day was at the forefront of the large-scale disaster film resurgence of the 90s. The film used miniatures and in-camera special effects more often than CGI to create a scene that would've even made the late great Irwin Allen proud.

Enemy at the Gates - Headshot

König(Ed Harris) goes to inspect the body he just shot, but belatedly realizes that he has fallen into a trap. Put into a checkmate position, he pauses, removes his field cap and faces Vassili(Jude Law) before being shot down.

Man on Fire - Pain in the Ass

A remake of the 1987 film of the same name, Man on Fire is a revenge flick that celebrates torture without remorse. In the film, Creasy(Denzel Washington) tortures several "La Hermandad" members, forcing them to reveal the names of the people involved in the kidnapping of little Pita. In this scene he catches one of the kidnappers, straps him to the hood of a car and sticks C4 up his rectum. After he gets what he needs from the scumbag, Creasy walks away. "A last wish, please," begs Fuentes. "I wish you had more time," responds Creasy. And cue explosion.

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Rambo 3 - Rambo VS Kourov

There is rule that after every epic fight scene, there should be a great death scene. Well, if it isn't a rule, it should be. Take this scene from Rambo III for example, after an epic fight between Rambo and Russian soldier Kourov, Rambo wraps a rope around Kourov’s neck, pulls the pin on one of his grenades, and roundhouse kicks him down a hole.

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Hannibal - Verger Gets Fed to the Pigs

Mason Verger has Lecter kidnapped and brought to his ranch to be served up as pig slop. But Lecter escapes and persuades Verger’s disgruntled man servant to push his boss into the pen and blame it on him. The hogs surround Verger and he is eaten alive by the herd of vicious pigs.

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Groundhog Day - The Many Deaths of Phil Conners

Poor Phil has to relive Groundhog Day over and over again. When he's had enough, he kidnaps Punxsutawney Phil and after a long police chase, drives off a cliff. However, Phil wakes up the next "day" without a scratch. He then tries to kill himself by every means possible, including electrocution by toaster, walking out in traffic, and jumping off a building. But Phil finds himself back at the start of February 2nd every time.

Blade Runner - Tears in Rain

Great scene from a great movie. Proves you don't need blood or gore for a great movie death.

Final Destination 4 Trailer

Looks like in this edition of the Final Destination series we have deaths by escalator, car wash, and flying car parts. All in the glory of 3-D. I assume the acting will be Oscar worthy and the script to.....ah, who are we kidding, Movie Deaths!

Johnny Mnemonic - Laser Whip Decapitation

In the climax of the 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic, Johnny and bad guy Shinji are dangling from a cargo net high above the water. During the struggle, Johnny manages to grab Shinji's laser whip and wrap it around his head. The laser slices through his neck, sending Shinji and his head into the waters below.