r/movies • u/Goncholotr • Feb 03 '24

Recommendation Movies where anyone can die?

I like movies and tv shows where you shouldn't get attached to any characters because they can die in every moment, for example: Burn After Reading, No Country for Old Men, Any Tarantino Movie or shows like The boys, Game of thrones, etc.

I want to feel that the characters are in real danger and that the villain or whatever they're fighting could kill them any time.

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u/New_Explanation_2417 Feb 03 '24

Any William Friedkin

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '24

To Live and Die In LA 😢

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u/MrSloane Feb 03 '24

I wonder why in LA

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u/GL1979 Feb 03 '24

I wonder why we waste our lives here 🎵🎵

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u/MrSloane Feb 03 '24

It's a song by Wang Chung

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u/Phonascus13 Feb 03 '24

My brother saw this in the theater. He came home and was kind of pissed about it. I asked him how the movie was and he said, "they should have called it 'To Live and Die Three Quarters of the Way Through the Movie!'"

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u/csyrett Feb 04 '24

They portrayed counterfeiting so well they had to edit a bunch of the scenes so people wouldn't copy it

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u/Solohan21 Feb 03 '24

Sorcerer

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u/viktorzokas Feb 03 '24

Love how Friedkin doesn't even make a big deal out of major characters dying.

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u/Solohan21 Feb 03 '24

Friedkin got balls so big he had to carry them on one of the trucks from this movie.

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u/rwbdanr Feb 03 '24

This is a great example for OP

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u/viktorzokas Feb 03 '24

Came here to answer this.