Sonny at the toll booth.
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Sonny at the toll booth.
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And I think that just about every death in The Machine Girl was awesome.
I have to agree with everything here in. Especially bunny.
I want you to really listen to me. My eyes are open.
What's that smell...?
Also the end of Gladiator.
Alex Murphy's death in Robocop.
Elle Driver in Kill Bill. 8-)
She didn't die, though. :PQuote:
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As much as I hated this happening, it was epic.Quote:
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My particular favorite has to be the scene at the warehouse in Resevoir Dogs. Joe, Nice Guy Eddie, Mr. White, and Mr. Orange are in a Mexican Standoff. Joe shoots Mr. Orange, Mr. White shoots Joe, and then Nice Guy Eddie and Mr. White shoot each other. Mr. White and Mr. Orange survive briefly. Mr. Orange reveals to Mr. White after that he is a cop and then Mr. White shoots Mr. Orange dead only to be shot and killed by the cops.
Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi's character) is the only one who survives the warehouse devastation but it's assumed he was either caught or killed later.
^Yes, Reservoir Dog's Mexican Standoff kicks tremendous amounts of ass.
I'll say, Tony Montana in Scarface.
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^Way to continue off a block of the quote pyramid that was already taken care of. :p
John Coffey in the Green Mile seriously had me crying my eyes out. Seriously.
But so did Bill at the end of Kill Bill.
The first time you hear the Bible quote in Pulp Fiction.
I got a good one. Nikki and Paolo getting buried alive in Lost. Not a movie death, but it's the best television death scene I've ever seen.