movies/tv Favorite death scenes in TV/movie fiction?

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I know, I know, the title is a bit weird; but think about it: death scenes are supposed to play a huge role in the story, by motivating the remaining characters one way or the other, or just to make us cry, really. So, what's your favorite deaths in fiction? By that you can answer either by the death itself (how violent, unexpected, or poetic), or the aftermath (like the characters' reactions to that event, that sort of thing).

One of my latest favorite ones has to be 

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Abbacchio from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Vento Aureo; his death itself is violent enough (punched through the stomach suddenly), but I think the characters' reactions is brilliant itself: one of them passes through the 5 stages of grief in basically 4 minutes, the others have to carry on rather quickly. The music itself is just heart wrenching, so it's good stuff really.

EDIT: I deleted the video death, just in the case it was too gory  Kept the other character's reaction tho.

 

I'm curious to know about your favorite death scenes in fiction guys.

EDIT: As said by @Bakugou Is My Man ❤ , just don't post gory stuff, alright?

 

Edited June 25, 2019 by Xelto.r

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1 hour ago, Bakugou Is My Man ❤ said:

JUST A REMINDER...

PLEASE REFRAIN FROM POSTING OVERLY GORY/VIOLENT CONTENT. 

You're right; I put a disclaimer in my original post, just in case.

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Roller coaster derailment from Final Destination 3 and everything from the Saw franchise. 

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[Here No Longer 5,276]

Spoilers for Halo: Reach.

Definitely Noble Six . You know it's hopeless when you're stuck as the lone human survivor on Reach surrounded by thousands of Covenant. But Noble Six stood their ground until the very end, killing several Covenant in the final cut scene before being overwhelmed at which point a Sanghelli Elite stabs N6 with their Energy Sword. Sad, but inspirational. 

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8 hours ago, Maya-san 🌹 said:

Roller coaster derailment from Final Destination 3 and everything from the Saw franchise. 

Gore stuff = good stuff  

@This Whomps True true; didn't think of that one  

 

7 hours ago, ~Angel Dust~ said:

Spoilers for Halo: Reach.

oh yeah; gotta play it , someday

Edited June 26, 2019 by Xelto.r

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Fave death scene has to be Kamina's from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

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1 hour ago, Renegade the Unicorn said:

Fave death scene has to be Kamina's from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

Ouhhh I remember that one; tucked on the heartstrings back in the day; didn't expect to be so soon

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Just now, Xelto.r said:

Ouhhh I remember that one; tucked on the heartstrings back in the day; didn't expect to be so soon

But he went out like the badass he was.

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1 hour ago, Renegade the Unicorn said:

But he went out like the badass he was.

His legacy lived on; that's why death scenes are important, they need to have consequences

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From Dragon Ball Z, Vegeta's death vs. Majin Buu. Especially his final moment with Trunks. Hits me hard in the feels every time.

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His death isn't permanent but still. It's a character-defining event.

 

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1 hour ago, Prospekt said:

From Dragon Ball Z, Vegeta's death vs. Majin Buu. Especially his final moment with Trunks. Hits me hard in the feels every time.

 

Oh yeahhh totally forgot about that one ; really shows the man's new priorties, you know? 

No yeah, death in Dragon Ball is like a little cold

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From LotGH

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Reinhardt, truly amazing scene and beautiful moment with insane build-up 11/10 

 

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Spoilers ahead if you're one of the two people on earth who haven't seen Return of the Jedi.

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Yoda's death scene. That scene is so deep and powerful no matter how many times I see it. Vader's scene also, very moving. 

 

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows spoiler warning.

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In both the book and second part of the movie, Bellatrix Lestrange was killed by Molly Weasley after a failed kill attempt on Ginny. That line "Not my daughter, you (CENSORED)" and how Molly turned Bellatrix to stone and used another spell to shatter that stone was brutal, but I think she deserved that after attacking Neville Longbottom's parents, that heartbreaking moment from Order of the Phoenix, and hitting Dobby with that dagger in Malfoy Manor.

 

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Spoilers for Season 5 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. 

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The final scene of Metropolis (2001).

Makes me cry every time. The contrast between Ray Charles' voice and the chaos happening on screen just makes it more emotional.

 

 

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On 6/29/2019 at 11:16 AM, Aurora Wolf said:

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows spoiler warning.

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In both the book and second part of the movie, Bellatrix Lestrange was killed by Molly Weasley after a failed kill attempt on Ginny. That line "Not my daughter, you (CENSORED)" and how Molly turned Bellatrix to stone and used another spell to shatter that stone was brutal, but I think she deserved that after attacking Neville Longbottom's parents, that heartbreaking moment from Order of the Phoenix, and hitting Dobby with that dagger in Malfoy Manor.

 

Not to mention....

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Snape. All this time Harry viewed him as a horrible professor, when in reality Snape really do care for Harry for all these years. His death was pretty tragic.

I also kinda feel the sympathy for Voldemort too when he die. The soundtrack for that was fitting too.