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Best Movie Villain Deaths

Started by Chaos, August 01, 2007, 07:27:09 PM

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Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

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Quote from: Rude on August 02, 2007, 02:35:13 PM
Raiders Of The Lost Ark, when the Nazis finally open the damn thing and it melts their faces off!
I like the death of Mola Ram in Temple of Doom too, with ends up not dissimilar to
Quote from: ObscureGamer on August 02, 2007, 04:15:33 PM
Zolo in Romancing the Stone : became nourishment for crocodiles.

Julian Glover aging to dust in ten seconds in Temple of Doom was pretty impressive as well.

Last Crusade but yes thanks Mr Spielberg three movies, three spectacular death scenes.

You're right.  Trying to listen to the radio while I post.

Spielberg may turn out to be the opposite of Trek movies - if my gut reaction to what I've seen so far is true - the even numbered ones suck.    ;)

Chaos

Yeah, Spielberg used to know how to give us a good death scene back in the good ol' days. All 3 Indiana movies had outstanding villain deaths - very satisfying.

I know it's kind of sad, but I actually kind of liked Bullseye's death in Daredevil (They took me drinkin' hand AND me drinkin' hand!) - it was a fitting end. :)
"First there was Chaos, the vast immeasurable abyss, Outrageous as a sea, dark, wasteful, wild." -Milton

Rude

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So i amuse you? Like a clown? Damn it Raven... i'm trying to make a statement here!~  ;)

-Rude
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bettertomorrowamy

Quote from: Rude on August 03, 2007, 07:52:19 PM
Quote from: raven166Oh and Rude, love the new sig.  Reposting the pic in case you change it.

So i amuse you? Like a clown? Damn it Raven... i'm trying to make a statement here!~  ;)

-Rude

uh....you really like green beans?
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Tripe



Nah, but I do have a craving for sweet corn all of a sudden.

Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

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No......but you've kind of messed up the quote in your signature.

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kodiakthejuggler

Quote from: Rude on August 03, 2007, 07:52:19 PM
Quote from: raven166Oh and Rude, love the new sig.  Reposting the pic in case you change it.

So i amuse you? Like a clown? Damn it Raven... i'm trying to make a statement here!~  ;)

-Rude

You are an inspiration, sir!!

EVOLUTION117

Best Villain Deaths...but not quite.





Rude

Quote from: kodiakthejugglerYou are an inspiration, sir!!

An inspiration? Nah... the only thing i'm going to inspire around here are even bigger signature pictures! LOL!~ So, i give up. You have beaten me, good forum-folk. So everyone go ahead and keep yer' massive pictures. I love reading only a single line of text for every six or seven inches of screen space!

-Rude

PS- To stay somewhat On-Topic here: Another good villain death is when the head of OCP fires the bad guy, which allows Robocop to blow him away with so much firepower that he flies out a window to his death!
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Chaos

Quote from: Rude on August 04, 2007, 08:38:19 PM
PS- To stay somewhat On-Topic here: Another good villain death is when the head of OCP fires the bad guy, which allows Robocop to blow him away with so much firepower that he flies out a window to his death!

That was a good one. Also from the same movie, the guy who got doused in toxic waste, went melty, then got hit by a car and turned to juice. And the guy with the glasses who was the ringleader, who Robocop stabbed with his dataspike (and flipped him off, too - Robocop did it WAY before Wolverine). Plus, it was cool when Robocop casually pulled out the 8,000 caliber gun and blew ED209's head off in one shot. All around great flick for villain deaths.
"First there was Chaos, the vast immeasurable abyss, Outrageous as a sea, dark, wasteful, wild." -Milton

Raven

Quote from: Rude on August 03, 2007, 07:52:19 PM
Quote from: raven166Oh and Rude, love the new sig.  Reposting the pic in case you change it.

So i amuse you? Like a clown? Damn it Raven... i'm trying to make a statement here!~  ;)

-Rude


Oh I got what you were saying.  I just thought it was really funny.  Is my signature pic too big or am I ok?



ObscureGamer

Quote from: ChaosFromOrder on August 03, 2007, 04:53:39 PM
Yeah, Spielberg used to know how to give us a good death scene back in the good ol' days. All 3 Indiana movies had outstanding villain deaths - very satisfying.

I know it's kind of sad, but I actually kind of liked Bullseye's death in Daredevil (They took me drinkin' hand AND me drinkin' hand!) - it was a fitting end. :)

Man, that movie was painful.   The only part of it I really liked, was when that old granny was going "blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah" and Bullseye killed her by shooting a pea at her trachea.  I actually laughed the first time I saw that, unriffed.   Sick, I know, but funny.  I like really dark humor like that.

Chaos

It was a peanut, not a pea. That's why he then asked the annoying stewardess for more penis peanuts.

And yes, it was a godawful movie... but I still saw it in the theatres, because back then, comic book movies had not quite managed to destroy my faith and I figured it was worth a shot. And despite the horrible-ness of the movie itself, I still kind of liked how Daredevil managed to pull Bullseye's hands into the path of the sniper's bullet.
"First there was Chaos, the vast immeasurable abyss, Outrageous as a sea, dark, wasteful, wild." -Milton

Keroppi20

How about the Seer's (Agnus Scrimm's character) death in Mindwarp.
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