Such a powerful scene in STIII... the drumroll summons that elegiac melody in the strings as the Enterprise descends, aflame, to the Genesis planet and we see our beloved characters facing the fact that this time it’s for real. Star Trek III may not be everyone’s favorite film, but everyone finds that scene moving.
Look, it’s not exactly a death, it’s a birth, but The Meld is A+++ and could be included here. Also, Horner’s “Lillians’s Heart Attack” from Brainstorm is one of the most striking and memorable death cues of all time.
Such a powerful scene in STIII... the drumroll summons that elegiac melody in the strings as the Enterprise descends, aflame, to the Genesis planet and we see our beloved characters facing the fact that this time it’s for real. Star Trek III may not be everyone’s favorite film, but everyone finds that scene moving.
Look, it’s not exactly a death, it’s a birth, but The Meld is A+++ and could be included here. Also, Horner’s “Lillians’s Heart Attack” from Brainstorm is one of the most striking and memorable death cues of all time.