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From shocking superhero casualties to sudden horror movie slaughters, these deaths left audiences gasping! Join us as we count down the most jaw-dropping movie deaths that no one saw coming. Our list includes beloved heroes, major stars, and characters who seemed too important to kill off. Which cinematic demise shocked you the most?
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00:00From now on, we'll be known as X-Force.
00:06Isn't that a little derivative?
00:07I don't recall asking your opinion, Peter.
00:11That was me.
00:12Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most shocking and surprising deaths in movies.
00:20Spoilers ahead for the following films.
00:22I would like my undies, babe.
00:24Are these guys gonna hurt us, Paul?
00:26No, Donnie. These men are cowards.
00:27Number 30. Cyclops. X-Men The Last Stand.
00:32When Jean Grey comes back as a villain, she makes the plot of X-Men The Last Stand much more interesting.
00:38Cyclops goes to Alkali Lake and sees what might be a ghost.
00:52Jean?
00:55It's God.
00:56The hero thinks that she's dead, but little does he know the dark truth.
01:01Grey returns as Phoenix and kisses her former love.
01:05Unable to resist, Scott Summers takes a moment to rekindle an old flame.
01:13His grief and mixed emotions then lead him into a trap.
01:18With his glasses off, Summers is betrayed by the one person he thought he could trust.
01:24It's all the more unexpected considering the character's role in the previous films.
01:28Tell me what happened to him.
01:30Number 29. Bill Willoughby. Three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri.
01:49As a cold case lingers, a grieving mother pressures the local police for answers.
01:54What if he was just passing through town?
01:56Pulled blood from every man in the country then.
01:58Then what if he was just passing through the country?
02:01If it was me, I'd start up a database.
02:04Every male baby was born. Stick him on it.
02:06Chief Bill Willoughby is unable to help and deals with a terminal illness.
02:10After accepting his fate, Willoughby chooses to end his life on his own terms.
02:14It's surprising to see, even if he doesn't have that much time left.
02:27Woody Harrelson's layered performance makes you invested in a complicated man.
02:31While he might not have been perfect, he does make a quick exit that gives you pause.
02:36The lingering nature of his fate only inspires more wrinkles in this plot.
02:40This one just covers tonight, and more importantly today.
02:44Tonight, I have gone out to the horses to end it.
02:48I cannot say sorry for the act itself, although I know that for a short time you will be angry at me.
02:54Number 28. Emily, the Invisible Man.
02:57All right. Do you guys need more time with the drink menu?
03:00Yes. Lots more time.
03:02Okay, no problem at all.
03:03After fleeing her abusive partner, Cecilia starts to think he's returned with an invisible suit.
03:09She later brings her findings to sister Emily at a restaurant.
03:13While it might seem like a safe place, the location only emboldens the villain to act out.
03:18The evil man snatches a knife, kills the sibling, and frames the hero.
03:23What is that?
03:25It's some kind of suit that Adrian has built.
03:28And it has cameras, and it somehow...
03:31What?
03:32It all happens so fast that nobody has a chance to stop it.
03:36With this twist, the antagonist takes his gaslighting streak to a new level.
03:41This horror movie doesn't mind pushing boundaries either by showing that nobody is safe.
03:46Oh, no!
03:49He killed her!
03:51He killed her, he killed her, he killed her, he killed her.
03:52Number 27, Little Bill, Boogie Nights.
03:56As the assistant director, this character isn't the most powerful individual on set.
04:01Maybe we could, like, go to stock footage, or...
04:04Are you crazy?
04:05It won't match.
04:06He's also struggling to deal with his cheating wife.
04:09Little Bill finally snaps on New Year's Eve, taking drastic action against his partner.
04:14The harrowing scene builds up to a double homicide, and then another awful twist.
04:20Bill emerges from the bedroom, choosing to end it all in front of his friends.
04:24William H. Macy plays the scene especially well, and gives an icy performance.
04:30The deadly exit transitions the story into a much darker time,
04:33with the remaining ensemble trying to pick up the pieces.
04:44Number 26, Rachel Dawes, The Dark Knight.
04:50Throughout this superhero plot, Joker taunts and plays games with his victims.
04:55He puts Harvey Dent and Rachel Dawes in two explosive locations.
04:59They told me that only one of us was going to make it,
05:03and that they were going to let our friends choose.
05:06Batman has to choose between them, guessing incorrectly and going to Dent.
05:10It's certainly one of the more intense scenes in the film.
05:13As the caped crusader drags away the district attorney, Dawes dies in a sudden blast.
05:19Rachel!
05:21Harvey, it's okay. It's alright, listen.
05:26Some...
05:26The complex moral conundrum makes it all the more memorable.
05:34As the villain's plan seems to work,
05:36the evil trickster ends up creating another villain in the process.
05:40Christopher Nolan's tightly wound movie reaches a dramatic,
05:43and emotional peak.
05:45I need to be honest and clear.
05:49I'm going to marry Harvey Dent.
05:52I love him, and I want to spend the rest of my life with him.
05:56Number 25, Ben, Night of the Living Dead.
06:00When the undead rise up, Ben seems to be the most capable survivor of the bunch.
06:04Well, you're her father.
06:06If you're stupid enough to go die in that trap, that's your business.
06:09However, I am not stupid enough to follow you.
06:11He holds together a house of humans against their zombie intruders.
06:15He's the one hero that lives until morning,
06:18with the hope that he'll run off to safety.
06:20Night of the Living Dead doesn't choose to give viewers a happy ending, though.
06:24When a posse shows up, they mistake the character for a walker.
06:27It's even more heartbreaking, given that it's all a misunderstanding.
06:30All right, Vince, hit him in the head, right between the eyes.
06:34In a matter-of-fact conclusion,
06:36the horror movie reminds viewers that even the good guys can't escape death.
06:40Good shot.
06:41Okay, he's dead.
06:42Let's go get him.
06:43That's another one for the fire.
06:45Number 24, Casey Becker, Scream.
06:48Hello?
06:49I'm sorry.
06:49I guess I dialed the wrong number.
06:51So why'd you dial it again?
06:53To apologize.
06:54Starting off with a phone call,
06:56this horror franchise really got off to a scary start.
06:59Casey Becker talks to an unknown caller until things turn sinister.
07:04Why do you want to know my name?
07:05I want to know who I'm looking at.
07:09What did you say?
07:10You want her to hang up or get help,
07:12but it's not going to be that easy.
07:14The character is cornered and finds her boyfriend dead outside.
07:18While Becker tries to escape the killer's clutches,
07:21she's no match for the assailant and their knife.
07:23The scene still sparks fear into the hearts of viewers everywhere.
07:32As an effective lesson in stranger danger,
07:35Scream shows you that not even a star like Drew Barrymore makes it to the end.
07:39Number 23, Donnie, the Big Lebowski.
07:43Since Walter frequently interrupts him,
07:45Donnie doesn't get to speak his mind much in the Big Lebowski.
07:48I am the walrus.
07:49Shut the f*** up, Donnie.
07:51This makes his heart attack that much harder to take.
07:54He doesn't receive many breaks,
07:56but then he's cruelly taken from the film.
07:58We're going to be a dad, dude.
08:03It just goes to show that not everybody can deal with a nihilist fight.
08:08Steve Buscemi's kindly demeanor only makes us miss the man more,
08:11with his role tying the cast together.
08:14He also receives a somewhat hilarious send-off later.
08:17Donnie was a good bowler, and a good man.
08:21He was one of us.
08:23He was a man who loved the outdoors, and bowling.
08:27When the characters give him a rough eulogy,
08:29his ashes end up lost in the wind.
08:31We commit your final mortal remains
08:34to the bosom of the Pacific Ocean,
08:38which you love so well.
08:43Good night, sweet prince.
08:44Good night, sweet prince.
08:47Number 22.
08:53Apollonia, The Godfather
08:55Unfortunately for his new bride,
08:57she didn't last long as a mafia wife.
09:00The Godfather features plenty of deaths,
09:02and this one ranks as one of the most startling.
09:05Apollonia is the innocent young newlywed,
09:07but then she ends up in a fiery blast.
09:10Michael can't save her in time either.
09:12No! No, I belong to you!
09:18Their union can't survive,
09:20with a deceitful Fabrizio planting a bomb.
09:23It's the kind of unexpected violence
09:25that happens in this masterful film.
09:27While she couldn't be saved,
09:28she certainly won't be forgotten by her husband.
09:31You could argue that this decision inspired
09:33the anti-hero's vengeful legacy.
09:35How do things ever get so far?
09:39I don't know.
09:42We're so unfortunate, so unnecessary.
09:46Number 21.
09:47X-Force, Deadpool 2.
09:50Is anybody nervous about the high winds?
09:52Gary.
09:52My name's Peter.
09:53I realize that you're new to this,
09:54but relax.
09:55You've been chosen by a higher power.
09:57Did he just call himself God?
09:58I think he did.
09:59During their exciting introduction,
10:01the X-Force runs into some bad luck.
10:03Deadpool is all excited to skydive
10:05with his new friends
10:06until their untimely deaths.
10:08Go! Go! Go!
10:17One by one,
10:18the various heroes encounter deadly obstacles
10:20and make serious miscalculations.
10:23This includes some literally shocking results
10:25and at least one notable death by Shredder.
10:28X-Force.
10:29It's a mix of dark humor and surprise
10:36that throws this superhero plot into a tailspin.
10:39Thankfully for the lead hero,
10:40he's able to carry on without them.
10:42It also seems like maybe Domino's the only one
10:45that should have been there in the first place.
10:46Peter, I miss him most,
10:48but there is a slight chance Vanisher could make it.
10:52Nope, no chance.
10:53He's dead.
10:54The whole team?
10:55Only the main ones.
10:56We're still good.
10:56We thought it was in Steven Seagal's contracts
11:03that he couldn't die.
11:04That's correct.
11:05His demise in this 90s thriller
11:07is even more shocking
11:08when you look at its cast of characters.
11:10You've got the badass army dude,
11:12a nerdy, spectacled intelligence consultant,
11:15Halle Berry,
11:16and a guy called Rat.
11:17Who would you think dies?
11:19At least Seagal does go out in style.
11:21As the good guys dock a stealth plane
11:23to a hijacked 747,
11:25Seagal's character sacrifices himself
11:27to save the others,
11:28getting sucked into oblivion.
11:30Like 40 minutes into the film.
11:32Carol!
11:32We're not gonna make it!
11:36You are!
11:37This flawed hero crash lands
11:49on a deserted planet
11:50with infamous criminal Riddick in tow.
11:52We spend the entire movie rooting for her
11:54as she keeps Riddick
11:55and the shady monsters at bay.
11:57Don't look up!
11:58Do not look up!
12:01They're killing each other!
12:04Early on,
12:05her first impulse
12:05is to sacrifice others
12:07to save her own skin,
12:08so we know we're in
12:09for a classic tale of redemption
12:10by the time the credits roll.
12:12But then,
12:12just as she finds the moral high ground
12:14and seems set to escape,
12:16boom,
12:16down with less than 5 minutes left.
12:23So close,
12:24but so far.
12:25Number 18.
12:27Philip Coulson
12:28The Avengers
12:29After appearing in Iron Man,
12:31Iron Man 2,
12:32and Thor,
12:33S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson
12:35seemed basically invincible,
12:37part of the glue
12:37holding the MCU together.
12:39Turns out he was
12:40very much invincible.
12:41As he holds Loki at bay
12:43in The Avengers,
12:44his cool, confident monologue
12:45about his gun
12:46signals to audiences
12:47that he'll come out on top.
12:49But in a sci-fi superhero movie,
12:51anything can happen,
12:52and a teleport kill
12:53is no exception.
12:54Even I don't know
12:55what it does.
12:57You want to find out?
12:59Hey,
12:59at least Coulson
13:00came back to life
13:01for his own series later.
13:03Number 17.
13:04Spider,
13:05Goodfellas.
13:06It was no surprise
13:07to see this poor
13:07young bartender
13:08teased and tormented
13:10by wise guy patron
13:11Tommy DeVito.
13:12Hey, Spider,
13:13on your way over here,
13:14bring me a cut in water, huh?
13:15But a lot more trouble
13:16was afoot
13:17the moment that gun
13:18started waving.
13:19In Goodfellas,
13:19the comedy of Joe Pesci's
13:21wild antics is dark
13:22but still manageable.
13:24You gonna let him get away with that?
13:25You gonna let this f***ing punk
13:27get away with that?
13:27What's the matter?
13:28His murder of Spider,
13:29however,
13:30was a twisted shocker,
13:31even with the awkward silence
13:32that follows Spider's
13:33only attempt to defend himself.
13:35When Tommy DeVito loses it,
13:37his wrath is as sudden
13:38as it is furious,
13:39and the audience
13:40isn't the only one shocked.
13:41Number 16.
13:43Hoban Wash Washburn
13:44Serenity
13:45Fans of the cancelled
13:47cult TV show Firefly
13:48rejoiced at the chance
13:50to catch up
13:50with their beloved characters
13:51in this big screen continuation.
13:53But most enthusiasts
13:55were not expecting
13:55the fate that awaited Wash.
13:57Can you get us down?
13:58I'm gonna have to glide her in.
13:59Will that work?
14:00With a Reaver ship
14:01in hot pursuit,
14:02the ace pilot manages
14:03to save the day
14:04when he lands,
14:05or at least crash lands,
14:07Serenity,
14:07in what seems to be safety.
14:09But he only has
14:10a brief moment to celebrate.
14:11Just as he reaches his zen,
14:13a Reaver spear ruins everything.
14:16Seriously?
14:16Screw you, movies.
14:18Number 15.
14:19Detective Sergeant Jack Vincennes
14:21LA Confidential
14:23Corrupt police
14:24Captain Dudley Smith
14:25offs narcotics
14:26Detective Sergeant Jack Vincennes
14:28in a quick, surprising moment
14:30that you could have missed
14:31if you blinked.
14:31What's going on,
14:32midnight Jack?
14:33I need two minutes, Dudley.
14:35It's rare to see
14:36a death scene come so casually,
14:38but delivering it with coffee
14:39is one creative way
14:40to go about it.
14:41The kill-off
14:41of one of LA Confidential's
14:43protagonists and leads
14:44is disorienting as is,
14:46but that gunshot
14:47was really unexpected.
14:48So, uh,
14:50what does Exley make
14:51of all this?
14:52No, I haven't told him yet.
14:53I just came straight
14:53from the record.
14:56Even if you read
14:57the original novel
14:58before seeing the film,
14:59you'd still be surprised,
15:01because Vincennes
15:01doesn't even die this way.
15:03Number 14.
15:04Detectives Christopher Danson
15:06and P.K. Highsmith,
15:08the other guys.
15:08We couldn't do our job
15:10if it weren't for you guys
15:11doing all the paperwork,
15:12answering the phones,
15:13all that stupid shit
15:13that we don't like to do.
15:14All the gunfights,
15:15all the car chases,
15:16all the sex
15:17we don't want to have
15:18with women,
15:19but we have to
15:19all do
15:21to what you guys do.
15:24And we do it again and again.
15:25Hey, hey, hey, hey,
15:26you shut your face!
15:27The scenes featuring
15:28Detectives Danson,
15:30played by Dwayne Johnson,
15:31and Highsmith,
15:32played by Samuel L. Jackson,
15:34were worth the price of admission
15:35to this 2010 action comedy.
15:37Come on, fellas!
15:38Wednesday night is taco night
15:39at Rikers Island!
15:40Real-life action heroes,
15:42they get the job done,
15:43while leaving massive destruction
15:44in their wake
15:45on every assignment.
15:46Oh!
15:47The second one this week!
15:50Hey, you monkeys!
15:51Stop!
15:52It's no wonder
15:52their colleagues idolize them.
15:54See, they can even leap
15:55from buildings
15:56in a single bound.
15:58Okay, wait,
15:58maybe they're not so good
15:59at the leaping
16:00from buildings thing.
16:01Point proven,
16:02these movie cop hot shots
16:03don't even die by the rules.
16:05Cops still argue to this day
16:07why dancing
16:07and Highsmith jump.
16:09Maybe it was just pride.
16:10Number 13,
16:11Teresa Tracy Mills.
16:13Seven.
16:14It's Tracy,
16:14Tracy Somerset.
16:17Hello.
16:19Very happy to meet you.
16:20In Seven,
16:21homicide detective Somerset Mills
16:23trail a serial killer
16:24through the seven deadly sins
16:25that serve as themes
16:27to each of his grisly murders.
16:28I'm trying to tell you
16:29how much I admire you
16:30and your pretty wife.
16:32The killer confesses
16:33to beheading Mills'
16:34pregnant wife Tracy
16:35out of envy
16:36for the life he lives,
16:37thus goading Mills
16:38to exact the seventh sin
16:40of wrath upon him.
16:41It didn't work out.
16:43So I took a souvenir.
16:46Tracy's death
16:47is so shocking
16:48that seeing evidence
16:49of it on screen
16:50is not necessary.
16:51The audience
16:52and characters
16:53know exactly
16:53what's in that cardboard box
16:55and the tragic reaction
16:56to this information
16:57is the ultimate
16:58psychological horror.
16:59Tell me she's all right!
17:01Is he a murder of a suspect,
17:02David?
17:02No!
17:04Just throw it all away,
17:05you know.
17:05No!
17:06Number 12,
17:07Dick Halloran.
17:08The Shining.
17:09You know that thing
17:10about minorities
17:11always getting killed off
17:12in movies?
17:12Well,
17:13Dick Halloran
17:13is the original.
17:15Without Dick,
17:15we wouldn't even know
17:16what The Shining is.
17:17I think a lot of things
17:19happened right here
17:20in this particular hotel
17:22over the years.
17:25And not all of them
17:26was good.
17:26But explaining psychic powers
17:28to Danny Torrance
17:29and the audience
17:30is all he's good for,
17:31apparently.
17:32After Danny's dad
17:33loses his marbles
17:34in the Overlook Hotel,
17:35Halloran races back
17:36from Florida
17:37to save the day,
17:38alerted by Danny's Shining.
17:40Why else would they have
17:41that whole subplot
17:42in the movie, right?
17:43Well,
17:43don't look at us for answers
17:44because Halloran's rescue,
17:46it doesn't go so well.
17:47Number 11.
17:57Julianne Taylor
17:57Children of Men
17:59Even if you'd read the book
18:00this was based on,
18:01you would have been surprised
18:02because it's completely different.
18:04Yeah, well,
18:05that's the world
18:05we live in now, isn't it?
18:06When you see someone
18:07like Julianne Moore
18:08in a trailer,
18:09you presume she's going
18:10to serve an important
18:11purpose in the film.
18:12Look out!
18:14We guess her function here
18:15is to show how hopeless
18:16the world can become
18:17after 18 years of infertility,
18:19as she's unceremoniously offed
18:21while trying to escape an ambush.
18:23This death is even more unexpected
18:24given her role
18:25as the protagonist's
18:26estranged wife.
18:27What,
18:28no reconciliation?
18:29Sorry, Theo,
18:30you'll have to settle
18:31for saving humanity.
18:32Number 10.
18:33Black Widow,
18:34Avengers Endgame.
18:35In order to take the stone,
18:37you must lose
18:38that which you love.
18:40When Barton and Romanoff
18:41sought the Soul Stone
18:42on Vormir,
18:43audiences were dragged
18:44into a tense game
18:45of who would bite the dust.
18:46Both fought to be
18:47the sacrifice required
18:48to obtain the stone
18:49and help save
18:50half of humanity.
18:51What,
18:52you think I want to do it?
18:54I'm trying to save your life,
18:55you idiot.
18:56Yeah,
18:56well,
18:56I don't want you to.
18:57What's that?
18:58With a Black Widow
18:59standalone film already in the works
19:01when Endgame hit cinemas,
19:02you could have been forgiven
19:03for betting that Hawkeye
19:05would be the one
19:05to take a dive.
19:06Turns out Black Widow
19:07had the edge here
19:08and successfully got the upper
19:10or lower hand.
19:19Her death scene
19:20was both shocking
19:21and a total tearjerker.
19:24Number 9.
19:25Chad Feldheimer,
19:26Burn After Reading.
19:27Brad Pitt is no stranger
19:29to unexpected movie deaths.
19:31Between playing
19:31What's in the Box
19:32with John Doe
19:33or ping-ponging between cars
19:35after he's introduced
19:36in Meet Joe Black,
19:37he has shocked us before.
19:39But it's the time
19:39his buddy Clooney
19:40kills him
19:41that gets us the most.
19:42Naturally,
19:43it's an accident,
19:44but that only makes it
19:45all the more shocking.
19:46Guess this is what happens
19:47when you hide
19:47in a U.S. Marshall's wardrobe.
20:01No matter what happens,
20:03this will always be the movie
20:04where Brad Pitt
20:05gets shot in the face.
20:07Number 8.
20:08Calvin J. Candy,
20:09Django Unchained.
20:10It's surprising enough
20:11that a handshake
20:12can be a source
20:13of such dread
20:14and conflict
20:14after all the ghastly things
20:16the characters
20:16have suffered through
20:17in Django Unchained.
20:18It's a custom here
20:20in the South.
20:21Once a business deal
20:22has concluded
20:23that the two parties
20:24shake hands.
20:26But not even
20:27the most cinema-savvy
20:28film critic
20:28can claim they foretold
20:30the death
20:30of Calvin Candy here.
20:32It was literally
20:32a trick up
20:33Dr. King Schultz's sleeve.
20:35If you insist.
20:42Mind you,
20:42as unexpected as it was,
20:44it's also supremely satisfying.
20:46Of course,
20:47when it comes to
20:47shocking deaths
20:48and violence,
20:49if there's anything
20:50to expect of director
20:51Quentin Tarantino,
20:52it's the unexpected.
20:54Number 7.
20:55Vincent Vega,
20:56Pulp Fiction.
20:57John Travolta
20:58is on both ends
20:58of unexpected deaths
20:59in this Tarantino
21:00mind-bender.
21:01The first comes
21:02when he and fellow
21:03hitman Sam Jackson
21:04are feuding
21:05about divine intervention
21:06when...
21:07Oh man,
21:07I shot Marvin in the face.
21:09Why the f***
21:09did you do that?
21:10I didn't mean
21:10the dude was an accident.
21:11Of course,
21:12Vincent Vega's own
21:13untimely demise
21:14is also a WTF moment.
21:16Considering he's
21:17a main character
21:18and there's still
21:19an hour in the movie
21:20to go.
21:20Hey,
21:21we guess there's
21:21a lesson here
21:22about waltzing in
21:23and using another man's toilet.
21:24Don't worry though,
21:25since the movie
21:26isn't told in order,
21:27Vincent is back
21:28pretty soon.
21:29Number 6.
21:30Marion Crane,
21:31Psycho.
21:32Today's generations
21:33have seen this death scene
21:34so many times,
21:35it's really not
21:36that shocking anymore.
21:37You know,
21:37knife,
21:38violins,
21:39shower curtain,
21:40screaming,
21:40dead.
21:41But consider this,
21:42it was 1960
21:43and Hitchcock's movie
21:44was being marketed
21:45on the strength
21:45of his famous star,
21:47Janet Leigh.
21:53Then you actually
21:54get to the theater
21:54and after tons of buildup,
21:56she gets killed
21:56in the shower
21:57halfway through.
21:58The movie then
22:04follows private investigator
22:06Milton Arbogast
22:07as he puts together
22:08the pieces.
22:09Quite the switcheroo,
22:10we'd say.
22:11Number 5.
22:12Charlie,
22:13Hereditary.
22:14When the trailer
22:15for Ari Aster's
22:16horror film
22:16Hereditary came out,
22:18it seemed clear
22:18that this was another movie
22:20about a creepy kid
22:20who freaks out her family
22:21and, of course,
22:23audiences.
22:24And to an extent,
22:25that's true.
22:26Are you okay?
22:28It's hard to breathe.
22:30Except, of course,
22:31that the kid in question,
22:32Charlie,
22:33who featured prominently
22:34in the trailers,
22:34is killed off
22:35in the first 30 minutes
22:36of the film.
22:41What's even more shocking
22:42is the manner
22:43of her death.
22:44In a movie
22:44about demonic possession,
22:46you'd probably have
22:46put your money
22:47on something supernatural
22:48and spectacular.
22:49If you bet
22:50decapitation
22:50by telephone pole,
22:52well,
22:52you're a genius.
22:54Number 4.
22:55Bill Murray.
22:56Zombieland.
22:57Leave it to Bill Murray
22:58or a subtle parody
22:59of his unaffected self
23:00to dress up as a zombie
23:01so that he could live
23:02a normal,
23:03quiet golfer's life
23:04among the infected populace.
23:06Bill Murray,
23:07you're a zombie?
23:14I'm on fire!
23:15It's a funny way
23:16to be meta
23:16with his celebrity,
23:17made even funnier
23:18when he tries to play
23:19a prank on
23:20Jesse Eisenberg's
23:21Columbus,
23:21who shoots him to death
23:22over the misunderstanding.
23:23It's Bill Murray after all.
23:29Not a movie character,
23:29but a real person.
23:31So he can't die,
23:32can he?
23:32Surprise!
23:33He can.
23:34If it means anything now,
23:35I am so sorry.
23:37It's just instinctive.
23:39It was my bad.
23:41I was never a very good
23:42practical joker.
23:43Number 3.
23:44Russell Franklin.
23:45Deep Blue Sea.
23:46Nobody delivers angry monologues
23:48like Samuel L. Jackson.
23:50But it turns out,
23:51nobody plays the angry guy
23:52who gets dismembered
23:53by toothy animals
23:54like him either.
23:55Now you've seen
23:56how bad things can get
23:57and how quick
23:59they can get that way.
24:00Well,
24:01they can get a whole lot worse.
24:03Just as the others
24:04are giving way
24:04to panic and despair
24:05in this sci-fi horror flick,
24:07Jackson's character,
24:08corporate executive
24:09Russell Franklin,
24:10begins an inspirational speech.
24:12If you just believe
24:14in yourself, right?
24:15Well,
24:15in the middle of his monologue
24:17as he insists
24:18that he and the others
24:18are not going to die,
24:19he dies.
24:23Considering he was
24:24the movie's biggest star,
24:25this was something
24:26no one saw coming.
24:28Number 2.
24:29Billy Costigan.
24:30The Departed.
24:31Scorsese's tale
24:32of two moles,
24:33one working for the Irish mob
24:35and one for the police,
24:36culminates in a tense scene
24:37that seems set
24:38to give Leonardo DiCaprio's
24:40Billy Costigan a win.
24:41You erased me, huh?
24:42Oh yeah,
24:42go ahead,
24:42shoot a cop,
24:43Einstein.
24:44He has Matt Damon's
24:45Colin Sullivan at gunpoint
24:46and their one elevator ride away
24:48from being out of the undercover business
24:50once and for all.
24:51But it's not Matt Damon
24:52who buys the farm.
24:53The door opens
24:54and Leo's brains go flying.
24:56Turns out,
24:57Sullivan wasn't the only mole
24:58who was really working for the mob.
25:00Of course,
25:00that doesn't mean
25:01Sullivan gets away with it.
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25:19Number 1.
25:20Dr. Malcolm Crowe.
25:21The Sixth Sense.
25:22It's one of the most iconic
25:24twist endings in cinema.
25:25M. Night Shyamalan's
25:26supernatural thriller fooled us all,
25:28at least provided you hadn't
25:30had the ending spoiled in advance.
25:32Let me try.
25:34You just give me a chance.
25:35Right at the start of the movie,
25:36Bruce Willis' character,
25:38child psychologist Malcolm Crowe,
25:40survives a gunshot wound.
25:42Or so it seems.
25:43I see dead people.
25:45As we find out later, though,
25:47he was actually dead
25:48for the rest of the film,
25:49even while playing therapist
25:50to his little ghost whisperer friend.
25:52They don't know they're dead.
25:54If you didn't have goosebumps
25:55watching Crowe put it all together,
25:57are you even alive?
25:58I think I'm okay, really.
25:59I think it just went
26:00did we forget another
26:03distressing movie death?
26:04Let us know in the comments.
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