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Topic - Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - RC 22:18:11 07/20/04 (51)

• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - Pepe Le Loco 22:18:27 08/05/04 (0)
• Bridge On The River Kwai - mishmashmusic 18:23:18 07/24/04 (0)
• City of Angels - albee33 06:44:44 07/24/04 (0)
• Harakiri - orresearch 17:59:10 07/22/04 (0)
• Bar none, Michael killing Sollozo and McCluskey... - Hepcat 12:14:04 07/22/04 (0)
• The Bush Presidency in Fahrenheit 9/11. (nt) - Audiophilander 10:26:24 07/22/04 (4)
• Re: The Bush Presidency in Fahrenheit 9/11. (nt) - RC 22:11:13 07/22/04 (2)
• Republicans have their "fair and balanced..." stalinist Fox news - eldragon 08:13:43 07/27/04 (0)
• So Hitler was OK too? - RGA 10:34:06 07/25/04 (0)
• Political snuff flick, eh? Your porno is different from mine. 8^) - albee33 16:22:48 07/22/04 (0)
• Lonesome Dove - Buckeye 08:29:13 07/22/04 (0)
• 3 more for list... - geoffkait 08:24:23 07/22/04 (1)
• Re: 3 more for list... - Analog Scott 08:44:37 07/22/04 (0)
• In "To Live"... - Cetaele 07:42:14 07/22/04 (0)
• Easy Rider should not be left off this list. - kanesays 06:24:37 07/22/04 (1)
• Wyatt Premonitioned It While @House of Blue Lights. nt - AudioHead 08:51:38 07/24/04 (0)
• Can't remember the movie, but... - draggcj 05:59:23 07/22/04 (1)
• Omen II - albee33 06:07:14 07/22/04 (0)
• 'Sunshine'..Little Big Man's wife..nt - Rich Jura 05:23:02 07/22/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - laznos 20:15:24 07/21/04 (0)
• Two in the same movie - dwill123 20:13:53 07/21/04 (0)
• I'm surprised.... - Cetaele 18:04:00 07/21/04 (0)
• Well, it's not a movie exactly, - J.R. 17:29:29 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - Klaaren 16:15:01 07/21/04 (0)
• In "Executive Decision", Steven Seagal's character is killed... - TAFKA Steve 14:54:52 07/21/04 (1)
• I was surprised his EGO accepted the part . . it was a shocker. n - albee33 07:13:56 07/22/04 (0)
• "Unforgiven" - dwill123 14:36:57 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - SR 14:27:06 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - Ears 12:58:21 07/21/04 (0)
• Sorry, I forgot one. - Auricle 12:23:29 07/21/04 (0)
• To me, and by a wide margin, the most powerful "death scene"... - orejones 11:46:05 07/21/04 (3)
• Do you have a daughter, perchance? - Auricle 12:22:39 07/21/04 (1)
• Two, thanks. And your description is so far from what I saw, that maybe... - orejones 02:25:34 07/22/04 (0)
• Re: Except - rico 12:11:58 07/21/04 (0)
• "Bambi meets Godzilla" gets my vote...talk about powerful...(nt) - mkuller 11:11:13 07/21/04 (1)
• very moving stuff...That and the deaths of all those plants in Outland when the greenhouse windows blow out - Rich S. 13:35:01 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - Auricle 10:48:55 07/21/04 (0)
• Probably either Bambi's mom, or Old Yeller based on effect on viewer. - David S. 09:29:23 07/21/04 (0)
• I don't think I have ever seen a powerful "death scene" - Rich S. 08:51:34 07/21/04 (2)
• I agree . . . but that wasn't the question. So, I tried . . . - Auricle 10:52:19 07/21/04 (1)
• Re: I agree . . . but that wasn't the question. So, I tried . . . - Rich S. 13:30:38 07/21/04 (0)
• That was the excellent Adam Goldberg, who is equally adept at comedy. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:09:20 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Bonnie & Clyde was not too bad. nt - patrickU 07:32:20 07/21/04 (2)
• And a cinematic "first" in its depiction of death by firearms. Very dismaying at the time. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:10:30 07/21/04 (1)
• Re: Yes, it was shocking at the time...First the silence...the birds...nt - patrickU 08:41:19 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Speaking of snow, The Shining (nt) - geoffkait 07:17:40 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - rico 07:14:14 07/21/04 (0)
• McCabe and Mrs. Miller. nt - tinear 05:19:27 07/21/04 (0)
• Re: Most powerful "death scene" in the history of cinema, ....... - RGA 23:54:41 07/20/04 (0)
• All Quiet on the Western Front - grinagog 23:48:05 07/20/04 (1)
• Wow, and I was sure you were going to go for the "flower reaching scene" at the end. - Audiophilander 08:22:11 07/21/04 (0)

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• Re: Bonnie & Clyde was not too bad. nt - patrickU 07:32:20 07/21/04 (2)
• And a cinematic "first" in its depiction of death by firearms. Very dismaying at the time. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:10:30 07/21/04 (1)
• Re: Yes, it was shocking at the time...First the silence...the birds...nt - patrickU 08:41:19 07/21/04 (0)