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Thinking of all of the movies that I've seen in my lifetime, something that truly made a movie memorable for me was an unexpected death. For me - a lot of the time it was the "hero" of the film and came at a time where I felt things were being resolved and the hero had won.
The most recent example that comes to mind for.me is towards the end of The Departed, where Leo's character is killed in the elevator after arresting Matt Damon's character- i didnt see it coming and it made the ending all the more compelling for me. It made me think to ask this sub - what's the most unexpected death you have witnessed on the big screen?
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The most recent example that comes to mind for.me is towards the end of The Departed, where Leo's character is killed in the elevator after arresting Matt Damon's character- i didnt see it coming and it made the ending all the more compelling for me. It made me think to ask this sub - what's the most unexpected death you have witnessed on the big screen?
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