This easily could have been a much longer list. Anakin Skywalker kills himself with his master to save his son. Randy Quaid's character in Independence Day: "I'm Baaack!" The T-800 in T2.
This list needs a part 2! T-800 in T2 Russell Casse in ID4 Gandalf in FOTR Dumbledore in HBP Iron Man in Endgame Spock in Wrath of Khan Obi-Wan in OG Star Wars Harry Stamper in Armageddon William Wallace in Braveheart Hartigan and Marv in Sin City
Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame. Captain Spock in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Darth Vader in Return of the Jedi. Han Solo in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. They all deserved a slot on this list.
This was recorded years ago. The doc's death was retconned in Spider-man: no way home, and subsequent comics. Randy Quaid in independence day didn't have to die for the mother ship to be destroyed, the T-800 didn't win ( another retcon from after this was recorded, but he didn't even save john conner let alone stop judgement day ), Spock didn't technically die he was temporarily Mccoy, Dumbledore, obi wan, and Gandalf all came back and had arguably the same impact to the victory if they had not died at all. Tony Stark is a good one, though this might have been recorded before the release of endgame, but harry stamper from Armageddon...they just missed that one. great comments!
If Thromby hadn't killed himself, Marta would not have been implicated since he wouldn't have died. We know that she didn't actually get anything mixed up. The real "killer" probably would have tried some other plot, but they aren't as bright as they think they are, and would likely end up being much more obvious second time round
@@paulmattingley2140 Obviously, Warhammer pre-exists the movie, but it still fits. I don't know if the movie was based on a novel, but I've never seen it if it was.
Barbossa both times should've been on here because he had to die so that he could finally sense something again the first time and so Salazar could truly die the second time. I don't consider it a death, but if it was, then Will Turner could've been on here too because someone sorta dying was literally the only way they could defeat Davy Jones and especially Beckett.
WTAF. Jules, have you (slash your writer) never actually seen Event Horizon? It doesn't end with Miller's death, nor the death of the remainder of his crew. The explosion in the finale destroys the connecting strut between the forward section (the lifeboat) and the rear section (the gravity drive), not the entire ship. Miller is dragged to the hell dimension, where there is no guarantee that he can die. The rest of the crew are safely ejected in the lifeboat section, and survive. Seriously, one of the worst "scanned the blurb" instances I've seen in a while on WC.
The aliens also made a movie franchise called “Ripley” in which Ellen Ripley is the recurring antagonist. In the final movie the young heroine sacrifices herself to finally get rid of the villain.
Neo absolutely did not have to die to win. Neo was a completely unimaginative man with god like powers. Seriously, he had his abilities for years. Smith had them for a few days and could do everything Neo could do but better. Neo was the worst of the One's.
The Matrix was a great movie but 2 & 3 just went in a terrible direction. The writing was poor and heavy handed. We get it - he's your Jesus Christ. We really didn't need the angel wings and literal cross appearing when Neo died to get the point.
So we r just ignoring the 4th Matrix movie in which Neo is still alive and once again being used as a battery? Lol yea it kinda sucked but its still "canon"
Randy Quaid - Independence Day. One of my faves
I thought of him and also Bruce Willis in Armageddon.
"Hello boys. I'm back!" Russell Casse rocks!
Yeah, this!
T2: The T-800s sacrifice to keep SKYNET from being developed.
That was my first thought. Surprised it wasn't on the list.
Lol 😅if only that's where it ended
You either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain.
It's alarming how often in life that saying applies.
Yep cause authors are a**holes that don’t know what real drama is so they create fake ones and ruin heroes to be edgy.
This easily could have been a much longer list. Anakin Skywalker kills himself with his master to save his son. Randy Quaid's character in Independence Day: "I'm Baaack!" The T-800 in T2.
A certain pipe smoking, hobbit-loving wizard?
No mention of Iron Man. That sucks 😭
I like the theory that the moment Doc Oc snaps from bad to good is the actial moment he was returned to after No Way Home.
"Dark City indebted existence." Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
This list needs a part 2!
T-800 in T2
Russell Casse in ID4
Gandalf in FOTR
Dumbledore in HBP
Iron Man in Endgame
Spock in Wrath of Khan
Obi-Wan in OG Star Wars
Harry Stamper in Armageddon
William Wallace in Braveheart
Hartigan and Marv in Sin City
Cassie in Promising Young Woman
Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame.
Captain Spock in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Darth Vader in Return of the Jedi.
Han Solo in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
They all deserved a slot on this list.
Does Leon in The Professional count?
You missed John Doe from Se7en!
The lack of “You stay, I go. No following” and “He may have been your father, boy. But he wasn’t your daddy” is disrespectful
Would have thought Charlton Heston's Omega man would have made the list
This was recorded years ago. The doc's death was retconned in Spider-man: no way home, and subsequent comics. Randy Quaid in independence day didn't have to die for the mother ship to be destroyed, the T-800 didn't win ( another retcon from after this was recorded, but he didn't even save john conner let alone stop judgement day ), Spock didn't technically die he was temporarily Mccoy, Dumbledore, obi wan, and Gandalf all came back and had arguably the same impact to the victory if they had not died at all. Tony Stark is a good one, though this might have been recorded before the release of endgame, but harry stamper from Armageddon...they just missed that one. great comments!
Forgot Devil's Advocate, wherein self-sacrifice literally became the message of the movie
Left out Young-Joe from Looper.
He’s not a hero, but John Doe had to die to complete his plan in Se7en
If Thromby hadn't killed himself, Marta would not have been implicated since he wouldn't have died. We know that she didn't actually get anything mixed up.
The real "killer" probably would have tried some other plot, but they aren't as bright as they think they are, and would likely end up being much more obvious second time round
Just remember, Event Horizon is a prequel for the Warhammer 40k universe.
Parts of it maybe. But 40k Rogue Trader was out 10 years before Event Horizon
@@paulmattingley2140 Obviously, Warhammer pre-exists the movie, but it still fits. I don't know if the movie was based on a novel, but I've never seen it if it was.
No Iron Man?!
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2
Harry Potter in Deathly Hallows Part 2
No mention of Harry Stamper? Bruce Willis Character from Armageddon>
Well, since The Exorcist and Event Horizon are both on this list, I'm gonna add the character Catherine in the film Prince Of Darkness.
I love every time event horizon makes this list or the horror channel😅
Alec Guiness Star wars or Bridge on River Kwai
John Doe from Se7en
Barbossa both times should've been on here because he had to die so that he could finally sense something again the first time and so Salazar could truly die the second time. I don't consider it a death, but if it was, then Will Turner could've been on here too because someone sorta dying was literally the only way they could defeat Davy Jones and especially Beckett.
Spock - Wrath of Khan
Last Year's Murder Mystery? Was this recorded in 2020?
No Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood) from Gran Torino?
John Doe-Seven
WTAF. Jules, have you (slash your writer) never actually seen Event Horizon? It doesn't end with Miller's death, nor the death of the remainder of his crew. The explosion in the finale destroys the connecting strut between the forward section (the lifeboat) and the rear section (the gravity drive), not the entire ship. Miller is dragged to the hell dimension, where there is no guarantee that he can die. The rest of the crew are safely ejected in the lifeboat section, and survive. Seriously, one of the worst "scanned the blurb" instances I've seen in a while on WC.
I think They Live has become the next Mist or The Descent due to it appearing on so many of these lists.
Tom Carlson in Lifeforce had a more difficult choice than anyone else on the list, because he had to fight against the lust he felt for the girl.
0:24 - Who is the redhead? I should probably recognize her, but I'm drawing a blank at the moment.
I believe that's Rhona Mitra.
The aliens also made a movie franchise called “Ripley” in which Ellen Ripley is the recurring antagonist. In the final movie the young heroine sacrifices herself to finally get rid of the villain.
Father Damian didn't die until the hidden masterpiece that was The Exorcist 3.
*Before watching the video*
Gollum #1.
You mean "monosyllabic," not "polysyllabic."
Neo absolutely did not have to die to win. Neo was a completely unimaginative man with god like powers. Seriously, he had his abilities for years. Smith had them for a few days and could do everything Neo could do but better. Neo was the worst of the One's.
The Matrix was a great movie but 2 & 3 just went in a terrible direction. The writing was poor and heavy handed. We get it - he's your Jesus Christ. We really didn't need the angel wings and literal cross appearing when Neo died to get the point.
Knives out was last year?
Licking the projector is strong, lol
Did you mean to type wrong? lol
Yeah.
They are lucky.
Most of us just
d@e
without any win.
Saving Private Ryan, "Earn It."
Groot is MONOsyllabic, not polysyllabic. Mono - one. Poly - many.
How many syllables in "I am Groot"?....
William Wallace in Braveheart is a glaring omission.
I’m starting to feel like I need to die to win and prove my point
So we r just ignoring the 4th Matrix movie in which Neo is still alive and once again being used as a battery? Lol yea it kinda sucked but its still "canon"
One could argue, that if you die. You don’t really win.
Walt Kowalski from Gran Torino
The jury is also still out on if Doc Ock sparing NYC was a good thing or not