The Good the Bad and the Ugly - Shoot! Don't Talk

Don't you just hate it when the bad guy has the hero in his sights, but instead of killing him immediately he rambles on about his plans for world domination? It just may be the biggest movie cliche ever and Sergio Leone knew it....

The Expendables - Shotgun Rampage

---"Remember this shit at Christmas!"

This scene from The Expendables just might put a little extra hair on your chest. Outnumbered and overpowered, our team of heroes retreat and take cover from enemy fire. Just when you think the boys might be in trouble, Caesar(Terry Crews) enters with an AA-12 Shotgun and starts blasting away. The gun is loud and powerful, turning Garza's Soldiers into hamburger meat in less than a minute. The best part is seeing "Stone Cold" Steve Austin running away after he looks down the hallway and sees Caesar blasting through soldiers.

Zombieland - Bill Murray's Death

Dirty Harry - Unlucky Punk

Bad guy Scorpio(Andrew Robinson) takes a young boy hostage in a last attempt to escape. Harry(Clint Eastwood) pretends to be willing to surrender, then shoots Scorpio in the shoulder, knocking him to the ground. The boy escapes and Scorpio looks up to see Harry standing over him, gun drawn he recites his famous speech.

I know what you're thinking, punk. You're thinking "did he fire six shots or only five?" Now to tell you the truth I forgot myself in all this excitement. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and will blow you head clean off, you've gotta ask yourself a question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?

Unlike the bank robber in the earlier scene, Scorpio tries his luck and, laughing maniacally, grabs for his gun. Before he can fire, Harry blasts him in the chest, propelling Scorpio into the water.

Inglourious Basterds- Hitler's Death

Did you really expect the Basterds to fail their mission just so Hitler can kill himself in a bunker with Eva Braun? Not in Tarantino's world. In Tarantino's world, Hitler was brutally gunned down in that theater. Quentin Tarantino fulfills historical fantasy by giving Adolf the final exit he so rightfully deserved. During the assassination attempt in the theater, Donny aka "The Bear Jew" and Omar gun Hitler and Goebbels down in the opera box. The money shot comes soon after when Donny(Eli Roth) unloads a whole clip into Adolf, blasting his face into pieces and we learn that movies are so empowering they can even alter history.

Inglourious Basterds - Bar Shootout

Major Dieter Hellstrom's great death scene in Inglourious Basterds takes place during a shootout in a tavern. When the Mexican standoff erupts, Hugo Stiglitz fires his gun into Hellstrom's crotch before stabbing him in the back of the head repeatedly.

---Say "auf Wiedersehen" to your Nazi balls.


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Pulp Fiction - Vincent Vega's Death

-----Uh Oh...

It seems like every time Vincent Vega goes to the bathroom something bad happens. An armed robbery at the diner while Vincent is in the bathroom. Mia mistakes his heroin for cocaine, snorts it, and overdoses while Vincent is in the bathroom. But it was during a stakeout at Butch’s apartment, that Butch kills Vincent with a Czech M61 submachine gun after Vincent comes out of, you guessed it.....the bathroom.

The real question is....would Butch have killed Vincent if he didn't make the Pop-Tarts?

Layer Cake - Ending

SPOILER ALERT!!! GO WATCH THIS MOVIE FIRST, THEN COME BACK

Our nameless main character finally made it to the top. He only made one mistake, he stole someone's girlfriend. As the narration ends and it becomes "present time", rule #1 comes back to bite him. Don't mess with another man's girl. You don't get to see good unexpected endings like this much in Hollywood anymore.

You're born, you take shit, move up, take less shit. There will always be a successor. Welcome to the Layer Cake.

American Gangster - 20 % (Frank Kills Tango)

We see just how badass Frank Lucas really is.....

Top 3 Deaths We Never See

The death scene is a time honored tradition of the movies. Except this list isn't celebrating the art of dismembered limbs and exploding craniums. The following movie deaths are so iconic that they don't even have to be shown. Here are the top 3 off screen death scenes.


3. Thelma & Louise - The car drives over the edge of the canyon and film ends with a freeze frame of the car in mid-air. We never see girls crash into the rocks below, but we don't need to. Would've been epic though.





2. Fargo - Carl played by Steve Buscemi, is murdered by Gaear Grimsrud (Peter Stormare) with an axe, but the screen cuts to black right before the magic happens. It’s more Carl’s messy ‘burial’ involving a wood-chipper that is the trademark of this film more than his death.





1. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) both wounded and surrounded by 100 soldiers of the Bolivian cavalry, burst through the door to face an essential firing squad. The film ends with a freeze frame sepia tone shot of the pair exiting the house firing their guns, accompanied by the sound of dozens of rifles being fired. It’s not only one of the most compelling death scenes, but one of the most iconic moments in cinema history.

Alex Muphy's Death - The Making of...

"You can not have the resurrection until the crucifixion"


One of the most memorable and violent death scenes ever. Here is a look at the how they created the demise of Alex Murphy. That Peter Weller sure knows how to die.

The Wild Bunch - Shootout Scene

One of the most iconic shootouts in movie history. As a gang of aging, dirty outlaws taking refuge in Mexico, the film concludes with the Bunch doing something decent in their lives and walking in the stronghold of a corrupt Mexican General to save one of their own. "Give 'em hell Pike!"

Pan's Labyrith - He Wont Even Know Your Name

Sergi López doesn't get enough credit for his role as Captain Vidal in the 2006 film Pan's Labyrinth. He plays one of the most evil characters ever, a psychopath that makes us hate him so much, you start cheering during his death scene. And what a death scene it is. After Vidal finds Ofelia, he takes the baby and shoots her in the stomach. Ohhhh, that bastard. When Vidal leaves the Labyrinth, the rebels and Mercedes are waiting for him. He calmly hands Mercedes the baby and starts to request that they tell his son what time his father died. "NO", she cuts him off and says "He wont even know your name." BAM! Take that asshole!

Training Day - Alonzo gets Wacked

In his escape, Alonzo(Denzel Washington) is surrounded at a quiet intersection by a crew of Russian hitmen who spray his car with machine gun fire. Riddled with multiple gunshot wounds, Alonzo crawls out of his car and attempts a kamikaze death by reaching to drop his lit cigarette into the gas tank, only to be killed by a second barrage of bullets from the Russian hitmen.

Once Upon a Time in Mexico - Kneecap Buster

General Marquez gets the ultimate send off from El Mariachi(Banderas) at the end of the very underrated Once Upon a Time in Mexico. As both men draw their guns in the final showdown, Marquez fires first but El Mariachi dodges it like a bullfighter and shoots from behind his back. The blast shatters his kneecaps into pieces; El Mariachi then finishes him off, avenging his wife and daughter......
DEATH SCENE STARTS AT 1:30

Fatal Attraction - Alex's Death

In the climax of Fatal Attraction, Dan(Michael Douglas) wrestles Alex(Glenn Close) into the bathtub after she attacks him with a knife. As she struggles, Dan seemingly drowns her in the water. As Dan tries to regains his composure, Alex leaps out of the bathtub swinging the knife, but gets shot in the chest by Beth(Anne Archer) at the last second.