Mark Hamill in Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Top 10: Movie Deaths That Pissed You Off


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  1. DiCaprio needed to die in Titanic. It was about the Titanic. A fairy tale ending would have been wrong. And it would have robbed the love story of what little gravitas it possessed. If it looked unconvincing, that is a detail. Cameron has addressed it, and I am content with his explanation.

    Anyone who complains about Transformers WAS NOT THERE.

    But where is The Mist on this list?

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  2. Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading. Best part of the movie, gone.

    Venom at the end of SM3. Why?

    Penn and Teller, Penn and Teller Get Killed. I know, I know, it was in the title of the movie, but the way it went down bugged me. It’s a genuinely sick movie, sick in its soul. Not funny.

    A certain bounty hunter in ROTJ who deserved better.

    That sweet supporting character in The Lost World who clearly had a thing for Julianne Moore’s character. Nothing he did justified the way he was ripped in half by two T-Rexes.

    The guy who was burned alive by Batman in Batman Returns. I can deal with a Batman who kills, just not one who tortures people to death.

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  3. Luke’s death is a little easier to take, now that it has been confirmed that the Skywalker saga is ENDING! If JJ finds a way to incorporate goodness from all three trilogies, if this is a true grand finale to ALL NINE FILMS, and not just an end to the sequel trilogy, there is a path, though a narrow one, that leads to SW edging closer to MCU status again, and casting off that World of DC-esque taint (I used the new branding in a sentence!). I remain a skeptic… the shift in climate between TLJ and Solo was the most profound I have ever seen…but we shall see.

    Sorry for all this typing. Trying to distract myself from… stuff. Hope you understand. Punisher is awesome, don’t know why it took me so long to plunge in.

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    1. Course I understand. Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher are both on the Ep IX cast list. I guess Luke is a Force ghost and they’re using Episode VII unused footage to try to wrap up Leia’s storyline. I dunno if JJ can do it, but I’m certainly hoping so. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say the future of SW depends on them nailing this. I did really like The Punisher.

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      1. The only two times I’ve ever seen an audience really heckle a movie, I mean really tear into it, were the opening night of the Island of Dr. Moreau, and the opening night of Attack of the Clones. Somehow, Moreau went down as one of the biggest bombs in film history, and people kept coming back for more SW. SW is the teflon franchise, or was, before this year. If Disney never takes the fans for granted, ever again, maybe TLJ will turn out to have been a positive.

        I saw it again, and while I remain intransigent on every single sore point, as well as the humor, I like the visual style, the sets, the environments, the battle scenes, the way the shots are composed. Not the slow motion shots or the extreme close ups, but for the most part it’s both very un-Star Wars-like, and also weird and refreshing. I can see the stamp of a very talented filmmaker. I would not have minded any of it, if the substance had been different.


  4. If anyone watched the Belko experiment, the new girl in the movie was doing so well to survive. When she dropped in that elevator roof and came out of the elevator only to get shot like that, it really pissed me off.


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