Most dramatic and or saddest cinematic/TV deaths.

[TheGreatBarryB]

Spoiler tags here because it's a bit newer and less obvious than some other ones.

Spoiler: Better Call Saul spoilers

Nacho Varga in Better Call Saul was pretty sad. You kind of knew it was gonna happen due to his non-appearance in Breaking Bad, but I was still kind of rooting for him that he'd get out clean rather than end up dead.

Also from Better Call Saul, I thought Howard's death was pretty sad. He didn't deserve that.

Spoiler: Breaking Bad spoilers

Jesse's girlfriend getting murdered by Todd was pretty sad and also pretty nasty. Did not enjoy that moment.

Oh yes the second one you mentioned on BCS…that was a shocker

 

[Shell]

Most tragic Six Feet Under deaths in the opening scenes:

Off the top of my head:

• the baby from SIDs is probably the saddest.
• the gay bashing was a close second. Was just so sickening
• Gabe's brother finding the hand gun and shooting himself
• the mass shooting in the office
• the suicide by the lady in the garage
• the accidental death of a girl running from what she thought was a gang of rapists but were her mates playing a prank
• the guy from cancer who Nate helps

The ones that scared the hell outta me/came from nowhere:

• The father in S1, ep 1
• The cougar attack

 

[00Stinger]

Maude Flanders

Bleeding gums Murphy

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[Spearman]

The last scene in Last of the Mohicans where Magua kills the second last of the Mohicans and the sister jumps to her death.

Though it immediately is followed by Maqua's death.

even though I first read the novel way back when I was a kid, that one struck me....
maybe the music added to it.

 

[spinynorman]

Most tragic Six Feet Under deaths in the opening scenes:

Off the top of my head:

• the baby from SIDs is probably the saddest.
• the gay bashing was a close second. Was just so sickening
• Gabe's brother finding the hand gun and shooting himself
• the mass shooting in the office
• the suicide by the lady in the garage
• the accidental death of a girl running from what she thought was a gang of rapists but were her mates playing a prank
• the guy from cancer who Nate helps

The ones that scared the hell outta me/came from nowhere:

• The father in S1, ep 1
• The cougar attack

The funniest being the golfer who has angina, recovers and then hits the golf ball into the random person's head?

 

[Spearman]

two old ones from 70s drive in theaters
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry and Vanishing Point

 

[Shell]

The funniest being the golfer who has angina, recovers and then hits the golf ball into the random person's head?

Yeah the old lady sitting in her backyard?

Some of the deaths were amusing and unexpected.

Another one was the chain reaction started by a bird shitting on someone.

 

[Spearman]

another oldie that was pretty jarring for its realism


there's another I'm trying to dredge up from the dusty memory files of something similar in that it was totally unexpected execution style to the head, maybe even with a coup-d'grace while on the ground, not a close up to make it even more voyeuristic. Can't recall it though.

Brian's Song choked me up when I was a boy. You really got to know the character. The ending after he passes especially..


baseball player this time,

 

[Spearman]

two very poignant scenes
so saddening


this one was truly shocking and beautifully done

 

[James_Blues]

The final scene in End of Watch

 

[The Sultan]

Lol, that was my first thought when I read the thread title too. I was just going to post Molly, but thought nobody would get it, haha.

think i was grade 3 or so at the time, and everyone in class was traumatized the next day.

 

[Pancakes]

Optimus Prime in the animated movie.
Artax in The Neverending Story.

Both upset me greatly as a child.

 

[Cruyff14]

Mufasa in The Lion King. Bawled my eyes out as a five year old in the cinema.

 

[Fwoy]

Danny (Edward Furlong) in American History X

Everyone in the car at the end of The Mist

 

[Jatz]

Danny (Edward Furlong) in American History X

Everyone in the car at the end of The Mist

Forgot about Danny in American History X. That was a brutal ending to a brutal film.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Bea in Wentworth ****ed me up
I didn’t watch Offspring ever again after Patrick died

 

[Shell]

Bea in Wentworth ****ed me up
I didn’t watch Offspring ever again after Patrick died

Omg.

The kid in Love My Way.

The saddest, most random, most awful death in Australian television, period.

 

[RPCB]

Edgar Stiles death was beyond awful.

 

[NSWCROW]

One that broke me the most - RED DOG

One that shocked me the most - The Red Wedding

 

[Dan Moody]

Jurassic Bark for me.
* I love dogs

 

[Goroyals22]

Edgar Stiles death was beyond awful.

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[RPCB]

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[No Quarter]

Omg.

The kid in Love My Way.

The saddest, most random, most awful death in Australian television, period.

I remember that being so confronting at the time. Was absolutely gutwrenching.

 

[No Quarter]

 

[Shell]

I remember that being so confronting at the time. Was absolutely gutwrenching.

It felt so real. And it came out of nowhere.

I understood why the show had to do it...
But they're still complete utter bastards