First time I saw this one I was a bit uneasy,DePalma showed just enough.

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Marley in I Am Legend...always gets me, esp. being a dog lover.

Viggo Mortensen's death in The Road is pretty gripping too.

If Ol yeller counts then so does Jaws

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King Kong.

Dead Man Walking.

The ending of Return to Paradise- lesser known Vince Vaughn film.

In the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, the scene where Angel Eyes gives comfort and the last drag of the cigar to the dying soldier...it's actually very touching...

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Easily the most realistic death scene I've ever watched...

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John Wayne in "The Cowboys" and the execution of John Coffey in "The Green Mile"

When Bambi's mom gets shot, and when Dances With Wolves wolf pal socks gets shot.

yeah, that scene from Saving Private Ryan was very emotional to watch.
As Strongside said, it's probably the best depiction of death would've went. not the typical dramatic death in 99% of the other movies.

you could tell he was just scared shitless about what was coming/ he knew it.

What made it worse was that he was a medic, and was basically trying to diagnose himself. Once he knew he was shot in the liver, he knew it was inevitable and it became an all-out panic at that point. I can't imagine how hard that would be.

I can't believe that Buffy killed Pee Wee. And I can't believe that the best footage I can find is a recording like this...

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There's more of the death scene at the end of the credits, iirc.

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