May 24, 201610 yr Jax Teller I did not want that character to die. I separate from a character that died during the midst of a season and a character that dies like Jax or Walter White to end a tv show. Like I felt Opie's death was bad on SOA. No greater movie loss have we ever had than Lt. Colonel Austin Davis in Executive Decision. God speed.
May 24, 201610 yr Ooooops! Just learned it was a non-fictional story. That makes it worse! I was about ready to post Marley. And that is non-fiction? Now I am crying.
May 24, 201610 yr It's actually not the same German. My buddy proved me wrong back in college by pausing on both of their faces. Whaaaaaaaaat??
May 24, 201610 yr It's actually not the same German. My buddy proved me wrong back in college by pausing on both of their faces. Yeah, I don't believe it's the same. He does show up later and Upham kills him. But he isn't the same German that kills Mellish. Great movie.
May 24, 201610 yr Been quite a while since I've seen it, but I remember Macaulay Culkin's death in My Girl being very sad.
May 24, 201610 yr My list would include quite a few of the ones already listed. Kate from NCIS Professors Dumbledore and Snape in Harry Potter And it may sound completely stupid but I think my jaw dropped when Ted was ripped apart in the first movie. He didn't die though so I was golden.
May 24, 201610 yr Did anyone read the Dragonlance series as a youngster? Sturm Brightblade and Flint were both very tough on me at that age.
May 25, 201610 yr Zoe Barnes in House of Cards. She was the reason I started watching the show. Still a good show, just less eye candy.
May 26, 201610 yr Not going to mention any already listed, many of those came to my mind first. Talking about this with my wife just now, first on she said was... Shelby Eatenton (Steel Magnolias) Johnny (The Outsiders) Read this book in middle school and hated that he died. Mike Zavala (End of Watch) Never saw this movie until right before my son went to the academy, this hit me pretty hard. We actually owned Steel Magnolias on VHS. It was one of our favorite movies. However, Mrs. S's younger sister, who also had type 1 childhood diabetes, died in almost the same exact circumstances, including leaving a 1 year old son behind. That was 22 years ago. We haven't watched it once since.
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.