Strong pull with Breaker Morant. When I first watched that movie as a teenager, I believed there was no way it would end up in the fashion that it did.
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Your favorite "I'm dead and I know it" moments in film?
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Strong pull with Breaker Morant. When I first watched that movie as a teenager, I believed there was no way it would end up in the fashion that it did.
Ken jumping off the tower in In Bruges
from Assassination of Jesse James
All awesome choices
There are literally multiple Sopranos clips in this thread.
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This batshit sequence from Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End:
An utterly stupid scene from a logical perspective. But hot DAMN if it isn't great. Screw logic.
Dude just went out like, "well played, chap. Well played."
God I love this movie, saw it first in High School in religious class (was a Catholic School, can't remember the name of the class)
Malone's death is The Untouchables is one of the most poignant for me.
In the same fashion, Yamamoto's death at the end of Brother is another classic. He has spent the rest of the movie as some infallible bad-ass, but he knows his time is up, his woman is dead, his brother, and the only way he can let the one other person escape is though just embracing death.
Omar Epps's reaction to the pay-off is fucking awesome too.
In the same fashion, Yamamoto's death at the end of Brother is another classic. He has spent the rest of the movie as some infallible bad-ass, but he knows his time is up, his woman is dead, his brother, and the only way he can let the one other person escape is though just embracing death.
Omar Epps's reaction to the pay-off is fucking awesome too.
Also the same film
Mr. Takagi
Not to mention Ellis with that coke sip.
I guess I should have been wise enough to realize that a thread like this would have some pretty big spoilers...
The scene that immediately springs to my mind is the shoe-dipping scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It is absolutely NOT my favorite, but it disturbed me so very much that I can't deny its effectiveness, if that was the creators' intention...
The scene that immediately springs to my mind is the shoe-dipping scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It is absolutely NOT my favorite, but it disturbed me so very much that I can't deny its effectiveness, if that was the creators' intention...
This batshit sequence from Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End:
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The movie was insane from start to finish, and most of the time the overdone stylization was pointless and distracting.
… but this scene worked. Just cool as hell.
Such an awesome movie. The soundtrack alone is masterclass.-Okay then, lets not get caught.
-What are you talking about?
-Lets keep going.
(Thelma & Louise)
There's actually another moment in this very movie I would nominate as the best:
Absolutely hated Hank throughout most of the show, but damn did he have a solid final moment.
That'll always be one of my favorites.
I can't believe it's taken 3 pages to get to this one. One of the finest gangster ending in British cinema.
Such a fucking good film. And good work from Pierce Brosnan there.
Man, how did ya'll forget the GOAT? When it all comes to its bloody final end and the bastards finally get you down, what do you do? By god, you hate them all the way to the end with every last part of yourself until your final breath rasps it's way out of your ragged throat...
Courtesy of Hot Fuzz
And from Masters of Horror: Deer Woman
He and his partner have been searching for a creature tied to local legend and this dude BRINGS HER HOME WITHOUT REALIZING IT. His partner calls him and pretty much describes her, and you just see his face drop as he says over the phone, "...I'm the dumbest man alive..."
I love horror anthology series - know where I can stream these? Are they on any sub service ?
from Assassination of Jesse James
Love the final shot of the movie as well which is basically Robert Ford's last moment
that whole scene is incredible, it made me legit cry (and I still do every time I think of it). Graham McTavish's performance is sublime there.
"Lisa, I'm killing our boy. We painted this room. We made those toys. It's our boy, Lisa. Your greatest gift to me... and I'm killing him.
I must already be dead."
That ending part once the milkshake comes out in There Will Be Blood:
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Scene from There Will Be Blood (2007) by Paul Thomas Anderson. Daniel Plainview takes revenge on Eli.
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"It's just good business."This batshit sequence from Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End:
The second and third movies might have been total nonsense that swam way too far up its own assholes with the lore, but man, I really can't think of much of anything these days that can match the insane spectacle. Verbinski was firing on all cylinders with his action sequences.
This scene from Deep Impact.
The crew of a nuclear armed spaceship in their final moments as they're about to suicide collide with a comet to save the planet
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The crew of a nuclear armed spaceship in their final moments as they're about to suicide collide with a comet to save the planet
Deep Impact (9/10) Movie CLIP - The Ultimate Sacrifice (1998) HD
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