31.
Littlefoot’s mom dying.—u/Kenns02
32.
Saving Private Ryan is one of my all-time favorite movies, but I can’t watch the scene where Melish gets stabbed.—u/Thirty_Helens_Agree
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2 scenes come to mind: Oberyn’s death in GOT, and the one in Pan’s Laberynth where the bad guy bashes the poor kid’s nose in with a bottle (edit: in front of his father!). Truly awful. Edit: There’s something really disturbing about ending someone’s life by literally shattering their face, something apart from the obvious gore aspect of it. It’s like destroying someone’s whole identity, in a way not even a loved one could recognize them. I don’t know the words to describe that fear those fictional instances made me feel.—u/yaminme
34.
In Titanic, the man plummeting from the sinking ship into the icy waters only to have his fall interrupted by still, metal propellers—u/homojayspliffson
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Gotta be the scene in Inglorious Basterds where Bridget von Hammersmark is strangled to death. That was intense.—u/xMCioffi1986x
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Oh god when the elders jumped off that cliff in Midsommar—u/hershey_lover2
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Sad movie death? Will Smith smothering the dog as it ‘turns’ in I Am Legend.—u/bangersnmash13
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Boromir in Fellowship of the Ring—u/PieOfMine
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It might not have showed their death, but the fact that they show Carl and Ellie’s story in UP (even if its pretty quick) makes Ellie’s death much more impactful.—u/AnAlienFromMars
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the death of Mufasa. And if that doesn’t get me the “Dad, wake up!” surely does.—u/MISTER_XDP