History DeathGlare / LiveActionFilms

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* ''Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'': After Tatsu's attack on April's apartment fails to eliminate the turtles, Shredder gives one of these to him. Shredder doesn't say a single word, the glare itself is enough to let Tatsu know that he is ''deeply'' displeased.

* In ''Film/NoNameOnTheBullet'', Audie Murphy's character at one point intimidates a lynch mob into backing down with one of these. (And the threat of going for his gun, but still.)

** Every carnivorous dinosaur has this ominous glare. Special mention goes to The Big One in the [[Film/JurassicPark first movie]], the ''Pteranodon'' in the [[Film/JurassicParkIII third]], and the ''Indominus rex'' in the [[Film/JurassicWorld fourth movie.]]
** Owen has one permanently painted on his face whenever SmugSnake Hoskins is anywhere near him or his raptors. And he looks positively ''murderous'' when Hoskins tries to take the raptors on a [[spoiler: field test against the ''I. rex'']] without his permission. [[PapaWolf Owen even punches him for it.]]
** Delta the ''Velociraptor'' throws a snarling fit and also [[{{Foreshadowing}} directs one of these towards Hoskins]] whenever he comes near her or Owen. She eventually [[spoiler: rips him to bloody pieces.]]

** The big, hulking Thuggie guard is about to beat the living snot out of the slave child... when the mining cart rolls up and the lantern illuminates a very pissed-off Indiana Jones. We next get the cutaway of the guard sliding to a stop about 20 feet away.

** Creator/JudiDench's M gives consistently stern ones to Bond to reel him in when he gets too out of line, whether played by Creator/PierceBrosnan or Creator/DanielCraig; this is especially so with the latter as Craig's Bond had significant issues with authority figures. It's part of the package for the IronLady M was during her tenure as the head of [=MI6=]. An example from ''Film/CasinoRoyale'', after Craig's Bond brazenly [[TrespassingToTalk breaks into M's apartment to talk]] after he was caught on camera killing someone in an embassy and earlier establishing he is very good at digging up secrets:

* Creator/LeeVanCleef usually wore a perpetual sneer while playing villains that was enhanced by his narrow eyes and hawkish face. He also employed it to great effect in his heroic roles, most notably ''Film/ForAFewDollarsMore'', where he combined his usual glare with a look of grief and rage in the final duel that had the BigBad quickly go from cocky to terrified -- and [[ItsPersonal for damned good reason]].

* ''Film/{{Paddington}}''' is, for the most part, a friendly, polite and cheerful sort of bear, but at several points in the films characters make the mistake of annoying him, leading to one of his infamous "hard stares" which have to be seen to be believed. In the first movie, Mr. Brown invokes it after calling Paddington a liar, whereas in the sequel Knuckles the convict finds himself on the receiving end after making snide comments about Paddington's beloved Aunt Lucy.

*** Bruce Wayne gives a [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcRASUwDPPgGn983ABb_UleSxAfpkk4FSF0-Wy4LrGJbGbz14dLe no less powerful glare]] up at Superman whose busy destroying the Metropolis while saving. it from Zod.

* ''Film/HomeAlone'': Kevin receives one from his family, including his extended relatives, for causing chaos during the pizza scene. One of his cousins doesn't skip a beat, wiping milk off the counter while glaring at him.

* The Death Glare is the WeaponOfChoice for the Antichrist in ''Film/TheOmen1976'', capable of brainwashing or downright scaring people to death. It can also be used by proxy via animal familiars like crows or dogs. Mrs. Baylock, Damien's nanny, seems to have a knack for this as well, as seen with her [[spoiler: moments before she kills Kate Thorn.]]

* Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles: After Tatsu's attack on April's apartment fails to eliminate the turtles, Shredder gives one of these to him. Shredder doesn't say a single word, the glare itself is enough to let Tatsu know that he is ''deeply'' displeased.