ITT Your Favorite (Or Funniest) Movie Death

[TheCzarMan]

I can't decide between these two.

HEY PAUL! From American Psycho

Starship Troopers, go to Six Minutes, its that guy getting killed you need to watch.

[Tegan]

Big Joe's death in Dumb and Dumber has to be up there.

[dtaylor4]

What about The Lizard in Formula 51?

[#1 Mercury Adept]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=CM4lPH6N7zU

[Golran]

What's a move death?

[AndyShootsAndyScores]

What's a move death?

Exactly the same thing I was wondering.

[AKKOLADE]

What's a move death?

Exactly the same thing I was wondering.

mortal kombat references itt

[lasercats]

If we want to go old school, I would say Lost Horizon is way up there. (I can't find it on youtube. It's from 1937)



As far as funny goes, probably the guy that falls off the top of the Titanic and hits the giant propeller. Watching that in slow motion, several times in a row was a staple at my 5th-grade slumber parties.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=xWx2GpQgW8M It's a joke video, but it's worth it.

Here's a compilation of the funniest death scenes. I'm adding all these movies to my netflix queue.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=38Y3hvd0bFQ

[Tegan]

As far as funny goes, probably the guy that falls off the top of the Titanic and hits the giant propeller.

Not by Hoyle funny, but after being forced to endure Titanic, I did stand and applaud Leonardo's death. I considered it more a "win for the audience" than actually funny.


Funny death: The caveman eaten in the "Dawn of Man" sequence in History of the World, Part 1.

[Epic Fail Guy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7gIpuIVE3k


While the death itself is nothing special, the scene contains the singe greatest line in cinema history.

[Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-TN)]

Well, my film arts teacher loved the scene in Birth of a Nation where Flora decides to jump off a cliff after the evil black lecher tries to have sex with her so much that she replayed it like 3 times in class.

[Maxwell Sniffingwell]

I think the cat scene in Boondock Saints deserves a mention.

[Tegan]

I think the cat scene in Boondock Saints deserves a mention.

''Is it dead????'' This is instantly one of the funniest film lines ever penned. How does MW not love this comedy!

If we're going to get into a necrobeastacomedy or whatever .... the horse from "Animal House" has to be up there. But the best would be Michael Palin as Ken the Animal Lover in A Fish Called Wanda -- trying to kill the lone witness to their crime, but doing so only a he can. All four deaths documented in one single video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qguwpiDb ... re=related

[lasercats]

The film death that garners the most tears from me is definitely Satine's death in Moulin Rouge.

[The Infanta]

I cracked up for ten minutes watching Piggy getting crushed by the boulder in Lord of the Flies.

[No Sollositing On Premise]

Horrible, horrible fight scene, but an awesome line and awesome death at the end: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NI6iu7e91Y

[quizbowllee]

Brad Pitt pwned by vehicles in Meet Joe Black.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0S6XyvM83Y

[alkrav112]

Robert Downey Jr. as Lord Rivers in Richard III (the one with Ian McKellen). Priceless.

[Sonic the Hedgehog and the Fox]

How about in Goldfinger when Auric gets sucked out of the plane fuselage?

What about The Lizard in Formula 51?

That too is up there on my list.

[... and the chaos of Mexican modernity]

The Witch-king's death brought on by Eowyn In The Lord Of The Rings Return Of The King is my favorite death especially the rapier to the face

[Marble-faced Bristle Tyrant]

There's always The Miracle of the Ark from Raiders.

fsb

[Leo Wolpert]

WHAT IS IMPORTANT, IS GRAVITY!

(nsfw language i think someone says the f-word!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMkXY6MN96E