Movie characters you were saddened (or downright horrified) to see die.
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When Clint Eastwood was gunned down in Gran Torino
Ionami said:
I knew nothing of the Firefly series before that movie, and even I thought that was really bad. "I am a leaf on the wind... watch how I--"
I thought that a lot of the deaths in Mother 3 were really sad. The Magypsies, strange as they were, accepted their destinies with grace, whether it was for the better or worse. And Claus... dear Claus...
Haven't watched a lot of movies, but of the few:
Boromir in Lord of the Rings
Lucian in Underworld: Evolution (That character was my favorite...)
Sonja in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
(Not a good selection in movies, I know, but I like the characters.)
Boromir in Lord of the Rings
Lucian in Underworld: Evolution (That character was my favorite...)
Sonja in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
(Not a good selection in movies, I know, but I like the characters.)
Emma in Last Remnant, I was sad because when she died she was replaced by an inferior version of herself.
I'm not going to bother spoiling this, as you aren't losing anything by knowing this, as you shouldn't be playing the game in the first place, it's pretty bad.
I'm not going to bother spoiling this, as you aren't losing anything by knowing this, as you shouldn't be playing the game in the first place, it's pretty bad.
Heat
Pan's Labyrinth
Bullet -
A Bronx's Tale
Carlito's Way
deniro and pacino at the end
the girl at the end
seen it coming but still sad for the brother
sunny!
yeah I'm pacino fan
I have to agree there with Wash. As for Primeval:HPoirot said:
They've basically created a new storyline where there's an artifact been found that may hold the key to why the anomalies appear, and Conner has developed a way of locking and containing anomalies so nothing gets through after discovering in Episode 3.01 that the Egyptians used a typ of magnetic stone to contain one they worshipped. I think most of this series will be that and the team trying to get retribution against Helen for Nick's death, although I'm hoping that there's scope for him to return. It is a show about time travel, after all, and we've already seen the Cleaner Replicas in action...
Sean Bean!!! [aka Boromir] - though he lives for less than a 3rd if you include the entire run time of the lotr trilogy.
He only ever lasts a third of a film, what a pety life span.
Minus Golden Eye when he sneakily comes back to life to be the baddy as 006.
Or in Silent Hill were he doesn't die at all, but I bet he died a little inside to know his character was a pointless waste of time.
Don't hate me I do like that film, just for the awesome cinematics and decent use of graphics, the storey is naff, but as a whole it does do something for me.
And he's only in the first 15min or something of Equilibrium.
Anyway, he makes a living at being killed off, so who could you get teary eyed for more, not just for the character, but for Sean Bean *is amused by the name rhyming* never getting to be as awesome as he should be.
Oh! Yeah! Almost forgot about the series he was in Sharpe [and all the other one's of it like Sharpe's Peril] He never ever died in that and stands as testimony to how good an actor he is. He comes across as awesome even though the script is tripe, and was labeled "the thinking woman's crumpet!" how bloody British.
To conclude: Sean Bean no matter what he plays, the knowledge he's going to die, and could do at any point from as little as 15min in... *a single tear trickles down his face accompanied with the tiniest of sobs*
He only ever lasts a third of a film, what a pety life span.
Minus Golden Eye when he sneakily comes back to life to be the baddy as 006.
Or in Silent Hill were he doesn't die at all, but I bet he died a little inside to know his character was a pointless waste of time.
Don't hate me I do like that film, just for the awesome cinematics and decent use of graphics, the storey is naff, but as a whole it does do something for me.
And he's only in the first 15min or something of Equilibrium.
Anyway, he makes a living at being killed off, so who could you get teary eyed for more, not just for the character, but for Sean Bean *is amused by the name rhyming* never getting to be as awesome as he should be.
Oh! Yeah! Almost forgot about the series he was in Sharpe [and all the other one's of it like Sharpe's Peril] He never ever died in that and stands as testimony to how good an actor he is. He comes across as awesome even though the script is tripe, and was labeled "the thinking woman's crumpet!" how bloody British.
To conclude: Sean Bean no matter what he plays, the knowledge he's going to die, and could do at any point from as little as 15min in... *a single tear trickles down his face accompanied with the tiniest of sobs*
