Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we are counting down our picks for the top 10 unexpected movie deaths.
It goes without saying, but this whole list is a giant spoiler, so the spoiler alarm.
This flawed hero crash-lands on a desolate planet, with primitive criminal Riddick in tow.
It is clear that the protagonist we are thinking of for the root, Fry passes the movie by keeping it and the shadow monsters at bay,
so we should not be shocked that it bites it.
But, sigh, we are; just as she settles herself, that the feeling of “they’re gonna be saved” sets in.
Then, boom: down with less than five minutes remaining.
[Hallorann]: How do you like some ice cream, Doc?
[Narrator]: You know that thing about a black girl dying in horror movies? He is original.
Without Dick, we will not even know what the brightness is.
But that’s all he is good for, though they make it look like he will save the day.
He comes running out of his sunny spot after Danny Torrance shines with him when his father runs full ax-killer.
But, well, this will not work out very well.
Even if you read the book this is based on you would be surprised, because it is completely different.
When you see someone like Julianne Moore on a trailer, you guess it will serve a major goal in the movie.
We think its function is here to show how hopeless the world can be done after 18 years of dry women,
like it’s offed teasing trying to escape an ambush.
[Washburne]: I’m a leaf in the wind, watching how I fly.
[Narrator]: The fans of the show canceled, but the cult of “Firefly” hit to catch up with their beloved characters in this movie.
And you will think it will be a good thing.
But we understand the enthusiasts are no longer expecting some of these characters to end impaled by a Reaver harpoon.
We will explain.
[Washburne]: It’s okay. I’m a leaf in the wind.
[Reynolds]: What does this mean?
[Narrator]: After a tense flight and tenser landing, Wash reaches his Zen.
[Washburne]: I’m a leaf in the wind.
[Narrator]: Then he dies.
[Washburne]: Watch as …
[Narrator]: Seriously, you screw movies.
[Feldheimer]: Appearances can be misleading.
[Narrator]: Brad Pitt is not alien to unexpected movie deaths:
between playing what’s in the box with John Doe …
[Mills]: What’s in f ** box?
[Narrator]: … or ping-ponging between the minutes after he was introduced to “Meet Joe Black,” he shook us before.
But this is the time of his friend Clooney accidentally kills what he gets on us.
No matter what happens, this will always be the movie where Brad Pitt gets shot in the face.
[Vincent]: I can kick.
[Jules]: Oh! Oh! Are you ready to throw?
[Vincent]: Yes, I’m ready to throw.
[Jules]: Well, I’m a motherf mushroom-cloud-layin **, motherf **! Each time my fingers touch my brain, I’m Superfly TNT, I’m the Guns of Navarone!
[Narrator]: John Travolta is on both ends of the unexpected deaths in this mindbender Tarantino.
The first one comes when he and Sam Jackson’s fellow comrades are at odds over divine interference when it is …
[Jules]: What’s going on, man? Ah, no man!
[Vincent]: Oh man, I shot Marvin in the face.
Jules]: Why did you do this?
[Vincent]: Well, I did not mean to do it, it was an accident!
[Narrator]: “Of course, Vincent Vega’s premature death is also a WTF moment, given that he is a main character and there is not yet one hour in the movie to go.
Do not worry, though: Tarantino does not tell story so, so he’s back very quickly.
We thought it was in Steven Seagal’s contracts, that he could not die.
Like, look at this cast of characters:
You’ve got ass-kicking, tail-dressed supremacy, a geeky guy in the glasses, Halle Berry and a guy named Rat.
Who do you think dies?
But Seagal will go out in style sacrificing himself to save others and suck in oblivion.
Like forty minutes at.
Today’s generation have seen this death scene so many times it’s not that shocking anymore.
You know: knife, violin, screaming, dead.
But consider this: it was 1960 and the movie Hitchcock was being sold to the power of its famous star, Janet Leigh.
Then you really get to the theater and, after the build tone, see it gets it in the halfway shower through.
Quite switcheroo, we will say.
[Sullivan]: Just f * ing kill me. Only f * ing kill me.
[Costigan]: I’m killing you.
[Narrator]: If you’re really able to keep up with this movie and its numerous good-boy bad-boy guy,
you know that Billy Costigan is a ride elevator away from being out of the secret crusher business.
And, you think that Matt Damon’s gonna buy a farm.
But then the doors open, the Leo brain goes flying, and the details that explain what the hell is going on flooding.
Yes, in the end is a very novel.
[Sullivan]: Okay.
[Narrator]: No one plays an angry guy who gets rid of Toothy animals like Sam Jackson.
However, we are still reeling from its demise in “Deep Blue Sea”, given that it is the biggest star of the film.
In the midst of an inspirational speech about how he and his cricket comrades will not die, he dies ….
[Franklin]: First, we’re gonna seal off this …
[Narrator]: When the main main character ends swimming with genetically mutated fish in the end, forget about it.
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[Washburn]: Can I make a suggestion that does not involve violence, or is this crowd wrong?
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