JMO they need to end this show (TWD). Keeps repeating. I got bored and stopped watching this year.
OT: Fictional Death That Shook You Up Most
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JMO they need to end this show (TWD). Keeps repeating. I got bored and stopped watching this year.
I've been waiting for the Whisper's. I got to see Opie from SOA be a evil character like Beta. The show is more for the people that read the Comic's and books now.
How about the Notre Dame players fictional girlfriend who died a few years back?
"Play like your fake girlfriend died today!"
"Play like your fake girlfriend died today!"
Loved the movie. Sympathetic character. Not much of an actor. Maybe that's why it didn't affect me at all.wtf, no one said Johnny yet?
u took the letters off my keyboard!!!.........heavy 4 a 6yr old:-(
Beth Greene in The Walking Dead. Was shocked and am still pissed at how the showrunners decided to off her after spending several episodes developing her character into someone finally worth rooting for. Stupid, pointless death. The actress who played her was shocked and upset at how they ended her arc as well.
3 pages deep and no one has mentioned Mickey from the Rocky series? Shameful!
A close second is Tom Hanks character in Saving Private Ryan.
A close second is Tom Hanks character in Saving Private Ryan.
DiCaprio's character in The Departed. That shocked the heck out of me
LOL I was thinking her. Incredible acting on the show and an out of this world body!Adrian from The Sopranos
That reminds me of Willem Defoe's character in Platoon. Pi$$ed me off like none other.
Yeah I heard the same thing . I think they should do a prequel series going back to the JT and Clay days . They could at least get 3 or 4 years out of that .
For you old guys who are fans of westerns, what about Bruce Dern killing John Wayne in The Cowboys? Movie goers weren't used to seeing The Duke die.
Another John Wayne movie that had a pretty shocking death was the Green Berets when the character who had befriended the little Vietnamese boy got impaled by the booby trap (of course). Nowadays you can almost predict those things happening, kind of like cop who is a week from retiring or the Red shirted away team member in the old Star Trek
The death of Rocky is fast approaching. Possibly in the next Creed movie. That one will hit a ton of people hard. Philly might burn when that happens.
The title did kinda give me a warning...
"Tell Laura I Love Her" gets an honorable mention
"Tell Laura I Love Her" gets an honorable mention
It's supposed to get to your guts.Beth Greene in The Walking Dead. Was shocked and am still pissed at how the showrunners decided to off her after spending several episodes developing her character into someone finally worth rooting for. Stupid, pointless death. The actress who played her was shocked and upset at how they ended her arc as well.
Interesting you would say that, as much as I could say Dafoe's Elias is one of my favorite characters of all time, you could easily say Berenger out acted him! And as both actors have played good guys and heavies, I could see them switching characters and making it work! That scar on Berenger's face and the way he smoked a cigarette pulled it off for me, he didn't even have to say a line!
I liked the scene and the song played to end the show. Perfect ending for SOA. Modern day Shakespeare tragedy.With you on Opie, but I was actually rooting for Jax to die. He'd gone too far to be a sympathetic character.
Since you brought up SOA, and this actor doubled in SOA and The Shield...Curtis Lemansky!
Jake Spoon's final scene was a good one. Gus"s line "you ride with an outlaw, you die with an outlaw, sorry you crossed the line" was classic before they lined them up and hung them.
I don’t even remember her name, but she was the wife of Brad Pitt in the movie Seven. The villain cut her head off and sent it to Pitt in a box. That movie is a movie I’ll never watch again it disturbed me so much.
Absolutely. The book is just incredible. Probably my favorite work of fiction. They really caught lightning in a bottle with the mini series with such great casting. It would be interesting to see what they could have done with the mini series today with the streaming services or HBO. By no means am I suggesting they make a remake. But it would have been great if the producers had not had to fight the network the whole way to just to get 4 episodes (the network wanted 2). Nowadays, you could envision Netflix or HBO letting the mini series extend to 10 or 12 hours to incorporate more of the book.
Having said that, its still probably the best western film ever.
I'm glad you didn't suggest a remake. The people who made it the first time are too old to reprise their roles and no cast could ever do that story justice to the extent that cast did. They were sublime.
That is high praise indeed! I am a huge western fan and admit I never started it from the beginning, just never could get into it at the places I started at! Guess I need to read the book first, maybe that would get me going!
