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Re: Dark Crystal, The: SkekTek (Steve Whitmire (performer)) - 3 years ago
Koosh, i see where you are coming from, but to my mind, the sniper in A Perfect Getaway is different, as Milla Jovovich is asked which one should he kill. At that point the power of life and death over Cliff is hers. Kira never has this power, she frees the animals, but they kill SkekTek of their own volition, not on her orders. The death in Sheena: Queen of the Jungle is also different, as Sheenby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Gran Torino: Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood) - 3 years ago
I am not saying it was a bad scene, but at the end of the day the result is an old man is gunned down.....I actually enjoyed the film, Eastwood said that this would be his last film as an actor, and if so, then it is a fine film to sign off with! Without wishing to sound like a film studies graduate, I quite liked the fact that Kowalski decides that dying a slow lingering death is not for him,by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Gran Torino: Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood) - 3 years ago
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Re: Dark Crystal, The: SkekTek (Steve Whitmire (performer)) - 3 years ago
I would not class Kira as the Killer at all. Aughra reveals this when she tells Kira to "call them to freedom". Once they are free, their own instincts take over and they assault and torment their tormentor of their own volition, not because Kira is some "pied piper". They may be cute and furry, but it does not mean they shirk the responsibility of killing SkekTek. Sheena wby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Dark Crystal, The: SkekTek (Steve Whitmire (performer)) - 3 years ago
sorry Koosh, nothing personal, just i saw this in the inbox and having just watched the Dark Crystal i thought it would be nice to add it. I quite like noting the "performer" next to the character, as i really feel they are the ones that give the puppets life and character. After all is Gollum Andy Serkis, or is he a load of pixels in some Apple G4s I will make the necessary chanby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Dark Crystal, The: UrTih (Toby Philpott (performer)) - 3 years ago
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Dark Crystal, The: SkekTek (Steve Whitmire (performer)) - 3 years ago
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Re: Orphan: Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman) - 3 years ago
Was there an extra scene at the end of the movie?! gagh! that is annoying as we usually sit through the credits on the off chance of an extra scene, but we did not for this film, which is a real shame, as i greatly enjoyed this film too. I am hoping that they are not opening this film up for a sequel, Orphan 2. This was very good as a stand alone, and the hook is you dont realise her past. Nowby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Taken: Marko (Arben Bajraktaraj) - 3 years ago
Yes there is an element of Commando about this tale I grant you, but Liam Neeson's rampage in France is nothing compared to Matrix's finale in Commando, where he singlehandly takes out the Banana republic's entire army with an M60. It is beautifully summed up by - General: "left anything for us?" Matrix: "only bodies...." I LOVE Commandoby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Scream: Tatum Riley (Rose McGowan) - 3 years ago
Pat - what are you on about? She did not die - she is alive and well according to IMDB, and I for one am delighted about this, not only because i dont likle to hear about anyone young dying, but also because she is to star in the eagerly anticipated remake of Red Sonja!by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Taken: Marko (Arben Bajraktaraj) - 3 years ago
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Re: Question about categories, descriptions and posting - 3 years ago
The rating % is how highly you rate the death. The criteria for how you rate it is personal preference though, hence why lots of people mark deaths as 100%, because they have a significance to them. The original reason for the % was to indicate how original the death was (this whole site if borne out of the fact that Hollywood is not very original when it comes to death scenes).by Mr Mouseburger - Geeks' Basement
Re: Conan the Barbarian: Valeria (Sandahl Bergman) - 4 years ago
Heh, it should also be noted that when Conan dies, Valeria does everything in her power to bring him back to life, fighting off demons from the underworld. When she dies though, he tries nothing, he builds a funeral pyre and burns her.by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Mr Spock (Leonard Nimoy) - 4 years ago
See, i told you all Spock was a child psychologist and pediatrician as well as head Vulcan on the spaceship Enterprise!! You lot wouldn't believe me, would you?! I think one of the deleted scenes from Wrath of Khan has Spock ministering salves to some child's particularly nasty bunions.by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Snakes on a Train: Alma (Julia Ruiz) - 4 years ago
your guess is as good as mine....more importantly, why didnt he try and remove the curse from Alma. The whole end sequence was very odd, and it seemed like the director was unsure how to end the film himself. I mean how is anyone on a train going to be able to get rid of a 1/2km long snake that is eating the train? One option would be to introduce the military, but obviously this would not make aby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Snakes on a Train: Alma (Julia Ruiz) - 4 years ago
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Piranha: Jack (Keenan Wynn) - 4 years ago
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Re: Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster: Malmess (Hisaya Ito) - 4 years ago
Hi Kooshmeister, there is no real order for how these things get added to be honest, i was trawling through my inbox, and this one sort of stuck out. I have a bit of a soft spot for the Japanese Creature Features of the 60s. My favourite must be Son of Godzilla. Anyway, nice to see you are still here! (we are too, despite a few months sabbatical!) Mouseburgerby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Fly, The: Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum) - 4 years ago
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Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster: Malmess (Hisaya Ito) - 4 years ago
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Fatal Attraction: Alex Forrest (Glenn Close) - 4 years ago
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Re: Les Miserables: Inspector Javert (Geoffrey Rush) - 4 years ago
hehehe, the musical is indeed very good, i would recommend going to see it if you can! This version though includes no singing at all, and it has Rob Roy starring as Valjean.by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Les Miserables: Inspector Javert (Geoffrey Rush) - 4 years ago
Sieglinde, I have changed the archetype of Javert from Baddy (major) to Ambivalent (major). I don't know, but Javert is an honourable man to me, who is just misguided into thinking Valjean needs to be caught. I do agree though that he is the major obstacle for Valjean throughout the film, so maybe in that context he is a Baddy. What do people think?by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Les Miserables: Inspector Javert (Geoffrey Rush) - 4 years ago
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Re: Fellowship of the Ring, The: Lurtz (Lawrence Makoare) - 4 years ago
Fair enough, i will go back and review the death on my Betamax video recorder to see if i have missed anything! It never really inspired me as a death, but i am guessing that is because i enjoyed the power and emotion of Boromir's death soon after.by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Re: Twilight: James (Cam Gigandet) - 4 years ago
Gosh you make me sound like some misogynist!! I was of course hoping for less chat and more splat, but i did actually enjoy the film for what it is worth! It had some disappointments, namely the lame way in which the final fight is acted out, but generally it was a giggle. I enjoyed the concept of vegetarian vampires (which meant they drank blood, just not human blood). Personally, i like theby Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Fellowship of the Ring, The: Lurtz (Lawrence Makoare) - 4 years ago
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Re: Cape Fear: Max Cady (Robert De Niro) - 4 years ago
Agreed (and updated). It has been a while since i have penned on....by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews
Cape Fear: Max Cady (Robert De Niro) - 4 years ago
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Re: Man on Fire: Creasy (Denzel Washington) - 4 years ago
Heheh, i am giggling like a school girl at that quote from Christopher Walken ("he is about to paint his masterpiece". I can even imagine the way he delivered it too All good stuff.by Mr Mouseburger - Death Reviews