I meant the user font and colors selection.
Blofeld dropped in a nuclear reactor while helpless in a wheelchair was kind of embarassing too.
Well, who says that anyone that fell down there died? But the implication is fairly strong…after all, it was a place of execution, not “maybe they’ll be only partially digested and burped back out.”
My vote Goes for the Joker in any on of the Myriad of deaths he’s had.
He’s fallen off cliffs, been electricuted, blown up drowned, executed and still keeeps coming back, but every time he gets it it is because he just doesn’t pay attention to what the hell is going on around him.
Well he is nuts.
Boba Fett. Good at standing around looking staunch in a hoplite hemet, yes, but accidentally falling into the gaping maw of a giant plughole with teeth does not a true bad-ass make. Still, at least his old man was Jake the Muss.
I always thought Boba Fett fought his way out of the pit, and it was just unmentioned. Oh, well.
Actually, according to Threepio’s hyperbole, anyone swallowed by the Sarlacc would somehow be kept alive for 1000 years. In unimaginable agony, of course, but how else could they experience a new definition of pain?
My vote: Emil in Robocop. Doused in toxic waste and then splattered over a car windshield. Except in the TV version, where the car conveniently swerves around him.
Why do you think she was green? 
Cohagen gets whooshed out the big tube onto the planet’s surface, and as soon as he hits Mars’ supposedly vacuum atmosphere, he writhes around on the ground and goes through this whole really stupid F/X routine of his eyeballs bulging out grotesquely and his skin bubbling and his whole face deforming, apparently to fulfill some “I’ve always wanted to do this” fantasy on the part of the F/X guy. I mean, what? Ah-nold can’t just shoot him in the head?
Atreyu:
I always thought Boba’s death was done that way on purpose. Build up a bad-ass character in Empire, then have him have a silly end in Jedi was a joke, basically. I found it funny, at any rate.
Okay, Scaramonga dies this way in The Man with the Golden Gun:
Apparently this is a spoiler after all these years:
He has a maze where he let’s his dwarf servant (played by Herve Villecheze) hire assassins to try to hunt him while he tries to recover his gun with only one bullet in it, so he can shoot the assassin. It has mirrors, traps, etc. It also has his homage to the world’s greatest assassin, James Bond. A life size wax image of bond holding a gun. When our hero loses his gun, he takes the gun from the wax dummy, ditches the dummy and stand still till the baddie walks right in front of him, not realizing that it isn’t the dummy, and gets it. Bang! In short, never make a lifelike statue of your arch nemisis and arm it with a real gun.