Movie characters that you were glad to see die.

Shelby Eatenton Latcherie as played by Julia Roberts in Steel Magnolias.

Oooohhhh!!!! You're gonna get it!

her mama..."Shelbuh...Shelbuh..."

:nuke:

Jeez people.

He was long past his shelf life.

And, psychopath that she was, I actually felt sorry for her. And I didn't have much sympathy for Michael Douglas's character either

in any movie he ever died in.

Never seen it.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

because by the time I'd seen the movie, I had done a pretty detailed study of the novel--in two different classes--that had made me very aware of the sexism behind Kesey's thinking. I'm a huge fan of Nicholson...McMurphy, not so much.

Well, come to think about it, I was happy to see everybody in that bunker die.

:eyes: :P

They were tragic victims, that's true.

Calling him an slug is an insult to slugs.

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Leo's character go! x(

actually anytime a Pesci character dies brings a smile to my lips. I find him so annoying. Except for "Raging Bull"

But he is usually the bad guy!

I was sad when he died in With Honors.

Boy did we have good eats that night, ever have deer jerky?


:bounce::hi:

Technically, she's a literary character, but there have been movies made about her. She and Emma Bovary take the Dumb Twit awards: the guys these ditzes fell for were even duller than their husbands.

So you had a lousy marriage, and you screwed up. Get over it. Take up a hobby, join a convent, travel, volunteer for a charity, celebrate your independence by starting an artist's salon, do something besides brood about it. Throw yourself under a train? Yeah, that'll work.

she has always been astounded that is my favorite novel :)

Mrs mitchum: But you can't stand dumb twits!
me: But...but...but..literature is different!

That was a woman who, frankly, deserved to die.

Beat his pregnant wife in order to draw out Sonny to be killed.

Wait, what? He didn't die yet?


Oh.


Nevermind then.

Or was it Melody? I forgot which of them died. They were both holding Scarlett back.

She was a pain. I was glad when Bonnie Butler bought it.

"I was glad when Bonnie Butler bought it"
You're a bad bad man.
Well done.

I'm a bad, bad girl. :evilgrin:

my sincerest apologies...I don't want to get on your bad side :)

Good to know I'm not alone :hi:

In Southern Ladies and Gentlemen, Florence King allowed it was probably a good thing Bonnie Blue took a dirt nap. Between Rhett spoiling her rotten and Scarlett's nascent jealousy, BB was well on her way to becoming a bitchy manipulative Southern bell with a major Electra complex.
Somebody was going to emergency; somebody was going to jail.

What a whiny, moronic little twerp!

Too nice a guy to be a mobster, that was his problem. That, and the fact that he wanted to be a mobster in spite of his complete lack of the necessary personality.

I felt sorry for him.

I think his death was the saddest moment in the entire saga.
And John Cazale was one of the finest actors ever.

In fact up to that point I understood the logic behind Micheal's killings, but once he had Fredo killed he started a downward spiral.

Sympathetic character or not, he was the one who tried to kill Michael first.

Within the "moral universe" of the saga, Michael was in the position to forgive his brother for the seemingly unforgivable. However, Michael chose to not bestow an act of grace. In doing so, Michael damned himself.
Hey, I'm no Christian, but I can pick up when artists are working within such a framework :)

However, he didn't try to kill Michael intentionally. He just wasn't able to see the consequences of his actions.

at the top of the hill in the opening sequence of "Saving Private Ryan" I got so caught up in that scene that I practically jumped out of my seat in the theatre yelling "kill the bastards" :(

clears out the bunker, and there's this one German soldier, probably not more than sixteen or seventeen, a beautiful young boy, lying dead by the parapet. Look closely for him next time you see the movie. It made you realize that the crime was with those who started the war, not necessarily with those who fought it.

...Jesus. After watching him take longer to die that Rasputin, our college crowd back in 1973 was yelling at him, "croak already!"...

in Titanic. :hide:

well-deserved.

That movie was a travesty, but the subplot involving Sophia was so unintentionally funny that it almost made watching it worthwhile.

No one was sad to see her die

cause he was a fuckin' rat.

Fucking robe wearing desert dwelling religious freak recruiting young farm boys for suicide missions against the so called big bad empire


Fucking terrorist glads he's dead
:)

I didn't have anything against him; I just didn't want to lose a bet.

:spray: sick...very sick


I kind of like it!

more than Frank Costello (Nicholson).

I was stoked when he got shot because before that I was PISSED

with Damon!

Christ.

She was terrible
edit: Christ! I jumbled the line

Tim Roth's character in Rob Roy (1995).

Quite possibly the best choreographed duel I've ever seen. Liam Neeson's Claymore vs. Tim Roth's Rapier.

Cunningham is one of the most vile movie villains ever.



__________________
Archibald Cunningham: What did you do with that bag of guts Killearn? Vex me not, McGregor, or I shall have you dragged a while. And I am a man of my word.

Robert Roy MacGregor: You're a thief, a murderer and a violator of women.

Archibald Cunningham: Aah... I had hoped you'd come to me long since on that score.

Robert Roy MacGregor: If I had known earlier you would have been dead sooner.

Archibald Cunningham: I will tell you something, to take with you. Your wife was far sweeter forced than many are willing. And truth put to it, I think not all of her objected...

j/k I never saw it.

This is so uncool.

What the Hell?! What the hell are you waiting for??
Duckie

Sorry,what else would there be in a thread with this title.

But dude, it's ok. We love you anyway.

An obvious choice, I would think...

in "Sleeping with the Enemy" top the list.

I saw "The River Wild" on a plane trip (probably 1995) and was sitting in first class watching it with my seatmate (total stranger) and we're both yelling at Meryl Streep's character: "Shoot him!" Damn, you couldn't do that on a plane today. We'd both be arrested (or shot by air marshals).

At the end of "Sleeping with the Enemy", just before Julia Roberts' character blows her abusive husband away, she says this to the police on the phone, as she looks her husband in the eyes: "Come quickly. I've just killed an intruder." Absolutely beautiful.

That instant of his face changing from smirk to terror.

YES!!!

"Let the dead bury the dead. I may not be much Mr. Finch, but I'm still sheriff of Maycomb County. And Bob Ewell fell on his knife. Good night sir. "

:hi:

looking absolutely creepy on the right?

TENTACLED.

Oh, wait . . . this isn't about characters I'm SAD that they died.

No one buys the farm like Rickman (see Die Hard and for future viewing, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows). No one really does ANYthing like Rickman, damn it. That guy stole that entire movie, slept with it's girl, stuck six bucks on the dresser for cab fare and rode off into the sunset, flipping the worst English-accented American non-actor ever the bird all the way.

Going out the window.

Bake

even though it's way over the top.

:D

"Where's Nitti?"

"He's in the car."

of the people I was glad to see die

And I don't mean the one you're thinking of, I mean that other one.

Denzel Washington's character in Training Day.

I thought "Good!" when he was gunned down.

Gawd, I wanted him dead within the first five minutes...I cheered when Clooney blew him away.

He was a total asshole, I'm glad karl did him in with that lawn mower blade, I would've done it myself.

What an obnoxious prick he was.

he richly deserved his end

You gotta love him, but it was past time for him to retire from the role. They gave him a good death in Generations, and managed to keep a bit of him alive.

n/t

God he was annoying. Only funny scenes with him in the movie are the scenes between him and the late, great John Ritter.