The most violent movie ever made?
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The most violent movie ever made?
I would say "Hard Boiled" but alot of it is styalized. Other than that I would say "True Romance" or "The Wild Bunch".
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Those that I've seen:
Horror: LOTS including Dawn of the Dead,New York Ripper,Dead Alive,Zombie,Re-Animator... Too many to name
Samurai :Shogun Assassin
Kung fu:The Story of Ricky
Karate:The Street Fighter (1974)
Comedy:Terror Firmer
Blaxpoitation :Truck Turner
Anime:Legend of the Overfiend
Gangster (American) : Scarface (1983)
Hong Kong New Wave: Run and Kill
Shakespeare : Macbeth (1971)
Heist: Reservior Dogs
"Doc":Man Bites Dog
Serial-killer :Henry
Horror: LOTS including Dawn of the Dead,New York Ripper,Dead Alive,Zombie,Re-Animator... Too many to name
Samurai :Shogun Assassin
Kung fu:The Story of Ricky
Karate:The Street Fighter (1974)
Comedy:Terror Firmer
Blaxpoitation :Truck Turner
Anime:Legend of the Overfiend
Gangster (American) : Scarface (1983)
Hong Kong New Wave: Run and Kill
Shakespeare : Macbeth (1971)
Heist: Reservior Dogs
"Doc":Man Bites Dog
Serial-killer :Henry
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Originally posted by darinart1
I thought Predator 2 was 1 of the most violent films.
I love violence in really good movies
I thought Predator 2 was 1 of the most violent films.
I love violence in really good movies

So you're saying that:
Predator 2 = Really Good Movie?
I quite enjoy Predator 2 but can't remotely justify anything beyond this equation:
Predator 2 = Movie
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I remember reading a while back that Rambo III was technically the most violent movie at one point (had the greatest number of dead bodies).
In addition, back in '69, The Wild Bunch gained a lot of controversy (and an initial X rating) due to its violence.
In addition, back in '69, The Wild Bunch gained a lot of controversy (and an initial X rating) due to its violence.
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Although the body count wasn't high compared to many films, I thought Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer was incredibly violent.
It wasn't sugar coated with music, suspense, etc...
A perfect example is the scene with the hookers in the car.
It wasn't sugar coated with music, suspense, etc...
A perfect example is the scene with the hookers in the car.



