I like the way you die, boy.

John Doe in Se7en (1995). Detective Mills (Brad Pitt) executes serial killer, John Doe, played by Kevin Spacey in the movie Se7en. Retribution for the murder of his pregnant wife. Bitter Sweet justice, but it had to be done.

Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction (1994). Tarantino kills off one of his main characters half way through the movie in true Tarantino style. Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) guns down the unsuspecting criminal with a Mac-11 as he leaves the toilet - coincides with the popping of his pop tarts. Love-it!

Hans Gruber in Die Hard 1988. the Die Hard franchise could provide a good dozen potential deaths for this list, but to keep the numbers down we are going with the best of the bunch - the Death of quintessential criminal mastermind, Hans Gruber, in the original movie. Gruber is shot by John McClane (Bruce Willis) and falls from the top of Nakatomi Plaza in slow motion. "Yippee-ki-ay motherf*cker."

Calvin Candie in Django Unchained (2012). Candies pushes the usually self-restrained, Dr King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), over the edge with his threats. Schultz shoots Candie in the heart with his quick-draw sleeve derringer and SHTF. "I'm sorry! - I couldn't resist."

Vilos Cohaagen in Total Recall (1990). The Governor of Mars, Cohaagen, spends his time asphyxiating everyone in the local red light district, executing rebels, and messing with peoples minds. Which makes it all the more sweet when, Douglas Quaid (Schwarzenegger) pushes him out onto the red planet where he suffocates in a rather unpleasant eye popping manner.

Paul Sunday in There Will Be Blood (2007). In the final scene, a drunken and vengeful Daniel Plainview (Day-Lewis) batters his arch nemesis to death with a bowling pin. "I'm finished."

Sadie in Once Upon a time in Hollywood (2019). Mikey Madison plays Manson family member, Sadie, who arrives at the home of Rick Dalton with the intention of murdering the occupants. After receiving a can of dog food to the face, she is savaged by Cliff Booths Pitbull, Brandy, before crashing through glass doors into the pool. She is then incinerated by Rick and his movie prop flamethrower. "Anyone order fried sauerkraut?"

Katie in Once Upon a time in Hollywood (2019). Indestructible stuntman, Cliff Booth, played by Brad Pitt, kills Manson family member, Katie, by smashing her head into various walls and pieces of furniture until it is a bloody mashed-up pulp. Booth also kills the annoying, Tex, but for pure brutality we have to go with the Katie death. Ouch!

Lawrence in American History X (1998). Edward Norton plays a particularly unpleasant neo-Nazi skinhead who catches Lawrence and friends attempting to steal his truck. He guns down the two accomplices before curb stomping Lawrence to death. Nobody likes a thief, but the punishment certainly didn't fit the crime in this case.

Walter Donovan in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989). Donovan gets what is coming to him when he drinks from the wrong Holy Grail and ages rapidly before turning into dust. A fitting demise.

William "Wild Bill" Wharton in the Green Mile (1999). John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan) is wrongly convicted of the rape and murder of two young girls. While on death row he encounters Wharton who is the true culprit for the crimes. Coffey uses his magic powers to manipulate an evil prison guard to shoot Wharton to death - yes it sounds daft on paper and deserved to be more gruesome, but it is what it is - until the remake, that is!

Morris "Moe" Greene in the Godfather (1972). Why is this death so satisfying? Could be because Moe was a pretty annoying character who insulted our anti-hero, Michael Corleone (Pacino) - but most likely, because he was shot directly in the eye. In the words of small screen gangster, Big Pussy Bonpensiero of The Sopranos, "A Moe Greene Special."