saberdjedi wrote:Yes. I'd be tempted to quote Ti Lung's sequence as well, Chang Cheh actually intercutting it with the opera that gave precedence to numerous of his fatalistic derivations, here with extra credence to the source.
David Chiang in Vengeance! - Pretty much one of the quintessential forms of this sort of scene.
rdenn wrote:
also fu sheng in disicples of shaolin he turned up already injured and took them all on.That'd be my pick if I had to pick just one notable - no other gets me like that, but then again not many other films get me like that one.
I'd never miss an excuse to post this though:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPoYyynuUS4
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Mel Gibson in Braveheart - Probably one of the most agonizing death scenes ever. Gibson later on remade Braveheart as The Passion:) Not true, both completely different movies. But the death scene in Passion is perhaps the most notable!
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I think that was a joke, Graeme.
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Yeah after all the Passion wasn't a remake of Braveheart.
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Yeah he definitely does.
Being Scottish and being a Christian I can relate to both extremely well 
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