Worst[or best] [fictional] character death of this century.*SPOILERS*

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So what do you guys think? The worst, or best, death you've seen on the big screen, television, video game, book, etc. I'm not talking about actual deaths, such as heath Ledger, Billy Mays, Farah Fawcett, etc (may they rest in peace).

Warning: Some spoilers for people here, depending

Here's mine: SPOILERS





Watchmen - Rorshach (worst in fashion. best in performance)
Big Daddy from Kick-Ass (aboslutely worst)
Jenny from Forrest Gump (saw it coming - pretty bad)
Auron - Final fantasy X (awesome character + dead = horrible)
Technically, Axel from Kingdom Hearts 2 (sad death)
Bambi's Mom (worst. its a kids movie for god's sake)
Nathan Petrelli from Heroes (bad move.)
Kitty Pryde - Astonishing X-Men (Best death - a great sacrifice for the good of man kind)
 
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Dumbledore, best death of all time.
Second on Bambi's mom, that was scary/sad for me
Goku, doesn't really count since he came back. Like 13 freakin times.
That guy with the mustache from Garfield.
Rick Rolling. :sleep:
 
Worst fictional deaths of the century?

5th - Boba Fett
4th - Captain America
3rd - The Star Wars series. The newest trilogy killed it.
2nd - Sonic the Hedgehog. His best games are long behind him, let him rest in peace!
1st - Johnny Cage in the 2nd Mortal Kombat movie. Yes it's that bad.
 
Pee Wee Herman (dont know his name in the movie) in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (The movie, not the tv show)
 
Worst?

1.The killer from Club Dread, man that dragged on for a while!
2.Benjamin Button
3.The bad guy from Ironman movie.
 
Too many to pick. I think the best ones would be Satine from Moulin Rouge and Jacob from Jacob's ladder.

Satine's death is just really sad. Obviously you'd have to see the movie to get why, but its one of the few movies that can make me cry and its done in a surprisingly good fashion; it's not cheesy or overdone but it still leaves an impact. Its a little too genuine.

What makes Jacob's death so great is that the entire movie is a death scene, and you don't even know it until the movie is done screwing with your head and the final scene is solemn and creepy. Simple, yet frightening. It's an interesting contrast compared to the visual insanity involving demons and of course the infamous hospital sequence (One of the scariest scenes in the film if not one of the scariest scenes in any horror movie ever) considering how quiet and "normal" the end scene is but its still something that leaves a haunting memory.

I'll give an honorable mention to Harlan from VideoDrome for one of the most awesome (albeit strange) deaths in a horror movie. When Max comes for Harlan, Max grabs Harlan's arm and jams it into the thing in his stomach (I'd get B& if I said what the thing in his stomach most resembled so that's why I just say "The thing.") and then when Harlan pulls his hand out his hand has been replaced with a Potato masher grenade and he backs up in horror before a'sploding.

One of the worst goes to the Duke of Zil from the obscure Felix the Cat movie. This villain is pretty lame (Imagine Darth Vader without any powers or abilities and more asthma), but his death is even lamer and was a majour anti-climax. He brings out this giant evil cylinder thing that actually looks menacing and you expect some sort of final battle but then Felix throws a book at the Duke and *poof* the cylinder crumbles and the Duke dies. You know you have a lame villain when he can be killed by a book thrown by a cat. I suffer from chronic migraine headaches, and although a book to the skull would hurt like a mother I would certainly be able to keep going on and exact revenge against the person who threw said book.

Another awful death scene is Neo from The Matrix Revolutions. WTF mate? To all writers and directors: If you are going to sacrifice the main character of a film, at least make their sacrifice mean something. If you're going to kill off the main character, the death of said character better bring forth something that outweighs their purpose. Here's a universal example that I'm sure everyone already knows: Jesus. The bible claims that Jesus died for our sins. His sacrifice helped others. In The Matrix Revolutions, Neo's sacrifice just made sure that Agent Smith didn't take over The Matrix, and why did the machines and the humans even care that Agent Smith was taking over the Matrix? The whole point of the war was to free humans from the Matrix and after making peace with the machines, you'd think that that'd be the end, but no Neo had to kill himself to stop Agent Smith from populating something that no one was even going to use anymore. :facewall:
 
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Worst fictional deaths of the century?

5th - Boba Fett
4th - Captain America
3rd - The Star Wars series. The newest trilogy killed it.
2nd - Sonic the Hedgehog. His best games are long behind him, let him rest in peace!
1st - Johnny Cage in the 2nd Mortal Kombat movie. Yes it's that bad.
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For number 4 - Its not much of a spoiler but he comes back
 
Your all missing the best and worst loss

Spike-from cowboy Bebop

RIP you master of all things kickass
 
Dr. Nefarious

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The Ori. SG-1 just sent this little thing through the supergate and the Ori all disappeared...but then Adria ascended...so only most of the Ori! Or Michael, in SGA. He just kind of fell down.
 
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