“Don’t die on me” or the folksy-fied “Don’t YOU die on me!” is used a LOT in movies. It’s not a cliché, otherwise. You can see just how much this phrase is used emotional death scenes in this super cut (which out of context, they are mostly comical…) Here’s a film list:
On the Line
Mo Money
A Perfect Getaway
Bevery Hills Cop III
Cold Mountain
Con Air
Elvis Has Left the Building
Enemy Mine
Evolution
Four Brothers
Grindhouse – Planet Terror
Hidalgo
Jacobs Ladder
Penny Dreadful
Practical Magic
Proof of Life
Pulp Fiction
Punisher War Zone
Running with Scissors
Sherlock Holmes : GOS
Starship Troopers
The Day After
The Edge
The Gauntlet
The Number 23
The Outsiders
Ticker
Tough Guys
True Romance
Wing Commander
Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
Hollow Man
Backdraft
You Don’t Know Jack
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