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Re: Licence to Kill: Truman Lodge (Anthony Starke) - 1 year ago
Kooshmeister Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also wanna hyphenate his name, as "Truman-Lodge" > is a surname, not his full name; his full name is > William Truman-Lodge (according to the > novelization and a recent trading card game > anyway). That's also his first name in the film when Sanchez introduces him.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Favorite movie villains? - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York? > He's certainly a contender for #1. Or Xur from The > Last Starfighter(because his hair and voice were > awesome ) Or Count Rugen from the Princess > Bride. And where the hell is Dracula on this list? Keep in mind that the above list was aboby Flashpenny - General Chat
Re: Grosse Point Blank: Felix La PuBelle (Benny Urquidez) - 2 years ago
Does Felix qualify as a Baddy (Major)? After all, he's really just a thug hired by Grocer to whack Martin.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Crow, The: Gideon (Jon Polito) - 2 years ago
Is it just me or does Gideon look a little bit like Bob Hoskins? If it wasn't the for the fact that his name was Jon Polito in the credits, I could've sworn it was him.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Matrix Revolutions, The: Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Okay, I think we can all agree that these were > some really weird movies. Although I'm not sure if > I'd say that the sequels went up their own arse. > And why aren't there any new reviews for crying > out loud?! The last one was Gran Torino, back in > March 2010. Oh, and cold you please deleby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Saving Private Ryan: Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Guys, let's close the books on this one. > Steamboat Willie did not kill Melish and Miller at > the end of the movie. It was another soldier who > looked similar, but was another character. The > latter kraut yelled Upham because he heard Melish > repeatedly call for him during their knife fiby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Saving Private Ryan: Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it is the same soldier "steamboat willie" released > earlier in the moive by miller (Hanks) that > eventually puts an end to him by a shot from a > bolt action kar98k. to the right lung. > > what i dont understand is why miller would put > himself directly in the enemy line ofby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Matrix Revolutions, The: Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @Flashpenny, I totally agree with you. In simple > terms, Smith did not realize that he was just an > extension of Neo, so by killing Neo who was the > main source of all the Smith copies, Agent Smith > finally kills himself. > > One thing I don't understand is why was agent > smith tby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Signs: Alien - 2 years ago
I thought this movie was decent. Not good, not bad but for what it is, it's good. I think that the Alien's archetype should be changed to Creature because they never really do elaborate whether or not it is evil. One thing that I noticed while re watching it was that it gave the boy a gas when he was having an asthmatic attack and the boy later on survives. It was left ambiguous as to whetherby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Matrix Revolutions, The: Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) - 2 years ago
Actually Neo exploited a glitch in the Matrix. It states that if an equation doesn't have something to balance it out, it will be erased. Neo and Smith were opposite sides of the equation so by killing Neo, Smith essentially killed himself.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Is it time to bid farewell to this site? - 2 years ago
Now I love this site and I don't want it to go but it's been almost a full year since the last time something has been added to the database proper and although OB and Mouseburger are known for their long dry spells, this is especially long. I don't want to see this pretty good site go but I want to know if anyone else thinks that it's finished.by Flashpenny - General Chat
Re: Forrest Gump: Jenny Curran (Robin Wright) - 2 years ago
I don't think she got AIDS, I always thought it was some other disease or just something she got from drugs or an STD. Or if it is AIDS, the film never explicitly states so and I don't think we should state something about a movie as fact if it's not in the movie.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Robocop: Alex J. Murphy (Peter Weller) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not necessarily, yes murphy was wearing armor but > the sheer power of the shotguns broke the armor > and penetrated his chest you can see in the next > scene when the medics try to save his life gaping > wounds are visible. Plus it would still hurt even > without penetration from that range aby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: What Have You Submitted? *SPOILERS* - 2 years ago
Die Hard- Marco, Uli, Special Agent Johnson/Agent Johnson, Kristoffby Flashpenny - General Chat
Re: Die Hard: Franco (Bruno Doyon) - 2 years ago
Should crash qualify since the thing that killed Franco was the fact that he crashed into a glass window? Actually I think that should be marked down for "Unique". We don't see many deaths like that.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Misery: Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates) - 2 years ago
Should strangulation/asphyxiation be added? While it isn't what killed her, Paul did attempt to do Annie in by shoving paper down her throat.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: 300: King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) - 2 years ago
Does anyone else find it kinda ironic (okay, maybe not truly ironic but I can't think of any other word) that this qualifies as a Blaze of Glory, both from the category and what the film-makers were going for, and yet Leonidas is probably the only Spartan there who didn't actually kill anybody?by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Smart Ass (David Lander) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The weasals' ghosts were going the wrong way. They > went up when they should've went down. Not to > mention that they had 'angel' looks when they > should've had 'devil' ones. Meh, it's a cartoon. Any veteran of Tom & Jerry or Looney Tunes should know that a 'toons' dead soul is really an anby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Shining, The: Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) - 2 years ago
Man, it's funny how Danny is Jack's son and their last names are spelled differently (that was sarcasm BTW). Also Chase definately needs to be added.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Die Hard: With a Vengeance: Simon Gruber (Jeremy Irons) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But Hans Grubers plot HAD to involve the FBI > because he was relying on them following the FBI > textbook and shutting the power down to the > Nakatomi building which allowed him past the last > lock of the vault. If he had just played it as a > robbery the local police wouldn't have shut doby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Crow, The: Funboy (Michael Massee) - 2 years ago
Should this qualify under "Exsanguination"? After all Draven shoots him in the thigh, hitting a major artery and Funboy seems pretty much dead before Draven finishes him off anyway.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Road, The: Father (Viggo Mortensen) - 2 years ago
Man I want to play that game. When does it come out?by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: What Have You Submitted? *SPOILERS* - 2 years ago
jerichoholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Flashpenny Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Kill Bill Vol. 1- Buck, Boss Tanaka, Gogo > Yubari, > > Miki, Johnny Mo, O-Ren Ishii > > > > The Patriot- Thomas Martin, John Billings, Anne > > Howard, Captain Bordon, Reverend Oliver,by Flashpenny - General Chat
Re: Robocop: Emil Antonowsky (Paul McCrane) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeh, Probably "Accidental" but the "Explosion" is > more like a "Splattering" Is it time for we made an obliteration category?by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Robocop: Mr Kinney (Kevin Page) - 2 years ago
Machine would work. This should also get Accidental because the ED-209 was intended to not kill Kinney as soon as he dropped the gun.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Leon: Leon (Jean Reno) - 2 years ago
Anonymous User Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > NOTE: There are a few spoilers here. > > I don't think he was shot in the head. Think about > it - Stansfield said he was dying to meet the > Italian hitman, so why would he kill him first? > Stansfield more than likely shot him in the back, > severely wounding him and causing him to fallby Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: What Have You Submitted? *SPOILERS* - 2 years ago
Kill Bill Vol. 1- Buck, Boss Tanaka, Gogo Yubari, Miki, Johnny Mo, O-Ren Ishii The Patriot- Thomas Martin, John Billings, Anne Howard, Captain Bordon, Reverend Oliver, Gabriel Martin, Captain Wilkins No Country for Old Men- Carson Wells, The Drug Lord, Llewelyn Moss, Agnes, Carla Jean Moss, Anton Chigurhby Flashpenny - General Chat
Re: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: Mola Ram (Amrish Puri) - 2 years ago
I've got a question: am I the only one who really didn't like Temple of Doom? I swear, I liked Indiana Jones 4 better than this movie. The only part I liked was the film's final battle and even that felt like it dragged on for too long.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: Patriot, The: Colonel William Tavington (Jason Isaacs) - 2 years ago
This death is missing a few categories. Shot: If I remember the scene correctly, Martin shot Tavington in the shoulder. Melee: Due to the fact that they're fighting in the middle of the Battle of Cowpens. Revenge: Tavington murdered his sons which is pretty much the entire reason why they fought in the first place.by Flashpenny - Death Reviews
Re: New Archetype? - 2 years ago
Actually when I watched the movie it seemed like it was the other way around. Toht was essentially Dietrich's underling. This can be identified because in the extended universe, Toht's rank is Major (and Dietrich is a Colonel thereby outranking him) and the fact that Dietrich says when they're looking for the Ark: "I have just the man for the job." Besides Toht only has a big role in twby Flashpenny - General Chat