Most suprising movie deaths

JBuk said:
another for Bridge to Terabithia

totally out of the blue, very sad too


Kevin Spacey in American Beauty

an already mentioned Samuel Jackson in Deep Blue Sea
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Didn't Spacey's character narrate something at the start of the film about he was going to die soon? Much like Sunset Boulevard I suppose.

Did the same thing happen in Donnie Darko or was that 'unexpected'?
 
Timbo_La said:
I agree with Sam Jackson in the deep blue see, classic moment as you knew something was about to happen, i remember all my mates burst out laughing when it happening as we though it was so funny.
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At that point I remember thinking 'If SLJ doesnt have to sit through the rest of this **** then why should I?' and promptly left the cinema.
 
Nitefly said:
Its pretty obvious he did die... why on earth hold a public funeral for him?

From seeing it twice - he died. He's dead.
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To Preserve his 'White Knight' memory within Gothem!... Not many people saw him go 'Nut-Bar' with Gordons Family... so thats not the last living memory they want for Gothem!... Better he be remembered as a 'Martyr' killed off by some nut-job 'Vigilanty' taking the law into his own hands (against everything Dent stood for!!) in a black mask, than a Nut-Job himself with half a face Killing off the Commissioners Family!...

I recon He'll be back and most Gothemites probly won't put two and two together and see that 'Two Face' was 'Harvey Dent'... :p
 
Simian said:
To Preserve his 'White Knight' memory within Gothem!... Not many people saw him go 'Nut-Bar' with Gordons Family... so thats not the last living memory they want for Gothem!... Better he be remembered as a 'Martyr' killed off by some nut-job 'Vigilanty' taking the law into his own hands (against everything Dent stood for!!) in a black mask, than a Nut-Job himself with half a face Killing off the Commissioners Family!...
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Thanks :) although I already knew the answer to my question... perhaps I should had added 'otherwise' as the last word :p

I recon He'll be back and most Gothemites probly won't put two and two together and see that 'Two Face' was 'Harvey Dent'... :p
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He's deader than a dead thing which is already very dead :p
 
my_computer said:
bruce willis in 6th sense..
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I can't believe this went 60 posts before that was brought up. Almost as though everyone on this forum saw it coming a mile away.

Gilly said:
Brad Pitt in Meet Joe Black.
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Erm, didn't Pitt play Death?

fus said:
Whatever his name is in Cruel Intentions.
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Yeah, I didn't expect Sebastian to actually bite it, either. It was amazing how much you got into his character throughout the movie. Quite a good ending, that.
 
I have to agree with Wash in Serenity. I could have coped if it was just Shepherd Book, but if Wash is dead, even if they do bring back the series, it'll never be the same :(
 
Layer Cake was the first thing that came to mind. Despite having seen Gillys post saying he didn't die. :p

Deep Blue See also caught me by suprise :p
 
I can't really say because it will be a major spoiler for you lot as the films not out yet over here. But it came out a couple of weeks ago in the states when i was there. Very early death, very sudden. Even moreso than Deep Blue Sea. Made me lol hard :p

I'm sure it will be mentioned in this thread when people start seeing it ;)
 
theonebillygunn said:
Zeberdee- Football Factory.
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was about to post that one too :) Cant forget his grandad's mate either.... :)

Whats his face out of Green Street too, but lets not talk about that due to it being a crap film.


How about the little lad out hunting with his dad in AVP2? That was pretty shocking!
 
peetee said:
Whats his face out of Green Street too, but lets not talk about that due to it being a crap film.
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Charlie Hunnam (Pete Dunham) is who you're thinking of I assume - I don't mind suspending disbelief but Elijah Wood as a football hooligan is pushing the boundaries of what I can mentally adjust for.
 
semi-pro waster said:
Charlie Hunnam (Pete Dunham) is who you're thinking of I assume - I don't mind suspending disbelief but Elijah Wood as a football hooligan is pushing the boundaries of what I can mentally adjust for.
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yea it was Pete i was thinking of. Indeed, and the accents throughout the film were simply appauling, as was the rhyming slang etc that was really overly used..
It is a pretty gash film when you stand it up to the likes of Football Factory really, actually, compare it to anything and its still gash.
 
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