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* Played straight in Lucio Fulci's ''[[Contraband]]'', where one of the main villains gets a bullet to the throat courtesy of one of the good guys, who was machine-gunned by his henchmen a few moments earlier. |
* Played straight in Lucio Fulci's ''[[Contraband]]'', where one of the main villains gets a bullet to the throat courtesy of one of the good guys, who was machine-gunned by his henchmen a few moments earlier. |
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* At the end of ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'', after Cloud has defeated Kadaj and the others lower the airship to pick him up, he gets suddenly shot right throught the chest in a highly dramatic fashion by Yazoo, who pops up with Loz behind him. Cloud survives, but it gives him a near death experience to get closure with Aerith and Zack. |
* At the end of ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'', after Cloud has defeated Kadaj and the others lower the airship to pick him up, he gets suddenly shot right throught the chest in a highly dramatic fashion by Yazoo, who pops up with Loz behind him. Cloud survives, but it gives him a near death experience to get closure with Aerith and Zack. |
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* Zukovsky does a variant in ''[[ |
* Zukovsky does a variant in ''[[The World Is Not Enough]]'', albeit without directly killing anyone; instead, he fires his cane-gun at the manacles securing Bond to Elektra's torture chair. Elektra assumes Zukovsky was trying to kill Bond and missed, remarking that "he must have really hated you," but the impact of the bullet enables Bond to break free - almost certainly Zukovsky's intention, given that he realized immediately previous that Elektra had killed his nephew. |
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* In ''[[Seven Samurai]]'', all but two of the bandits are dead, and while the remaining samurai are trying to ascertain if there are any left, the [[Big Bad]] manages to shoot and kill two of the remaining heroes before being killed himself. |
* In ''[[Seven Samurai]]'', all but two of the bandits are dead, and while the remaining samurai are trying to ascertain if there are any left, the [[Big Bad]] manages to shoot and kill two of the remaining heroes before being killed himself. |
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** Subverted in ''[[Yojimbo]]''. The villain makes a last request that the hero allow him to die with his prized gun in his hand, claiming that it is unloaded. The hero gives him the gun and he tries to pull one of these, but is so deep in his death throes that he is unable to pull the trigger. |
** Subverted in ''[[Yojimbo]]''. The villain makes a last request that the hero allow him to die with his prized gun in his hand, claiming that it is unloaded. The hero gives him the gun and he tries to pull one of these, but is so deep in his death throes that he is unable to pull the trigger. |
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* Subverted in ''[[Batman Returns]]''. With Batman distracted with the {{spoiler|death of Max Shreck and the disapperance of Catwoman}}, the Penguin rises from the sewer water and {{spoiler|tries to shoot Batman.}} Fortunately, he "picked the cute one," {{spoiler|and dies.}} |
* Subverted in ''[[Batman Returns]]''. With Batman distracted with the {{spoiler|death of Max Shreck and the disapperance of Catwoman}}, the Penguin rises from the sewer water and {{spoiler|tries to shoot Batman.}} Fortunately, he "picked the cute one," {{spoiler|and dies.}} |
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** "I'll murder you momentarily. But first, I need a cool drink... of ice...water..." |
** "I'll murder you momentarily. But first, I need a cool drink... of ice...water..." |
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* A flying dagger through {{spoiler|Empress Wan}} at the end of ''[[wikipedia:The Banquet |
* A flying dagger through {{spoiler|Empress Wan}} at the end of ''[[wikipedia:The Banquet (2006 film)|The Banquet]]''. |
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