It started with a body count equal to Robocop and then equal to Total Recall,until they state that this is THE bloodiest movie ever.
(Yeah,I know that this is not to be taken seriously,but still . . .)
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Well.... it said Bloodiest movie ever, BUT...
I didnt see any blood when he was shooting all those poeple.
I just saw them falling, but no blood. Of course they have to bleed when they are shot, but i just didnt see it.
The trivia section on Rambo: First Blood II (the main movie parodied in Part Deux) will back me up on this. After Rambo came out, the 1990 Guiness Book of World Records listed it as the bloodiest movie ever due to all the killing and fighting and such. Just another obscure reference to the parodied film.
shareThere is some bad fake blood in the movie. When Topper is carrying Dexter out of the jail (i am not sure if it is before or after the drinking fountain), Topper gets shot in the arm and you can clearly see that it is a red paintball that is sposed to look like a bad attempt at fake blood. You may have to watch it several times to see it. I noticed it about my 10th time through the movie.
Update: I just watched the movie again and it is the scene between when Sadam gets frozen and smashed and the scene where it first shows him merged with his dog.
From Dusk Till Dawn has my guess. Or Kill Bill, but im stickin with FDTD.
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Actually he didnt murder anybody he just killed them for self defense so to speak.
sharewell in hitchhiker's guide... the planet gets blowed up real good,
so in terms of deaths... i don't know, just saying.
The Lord of the Rings movies has to be up there for most on screen deaths, although I guess a lot of them aren't human.
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isn't there a website that keeps track of these things? also, blowing up a planet or the calamity of Deep Impact or things like that doesn't somehow count... to me that is...
for shear amount of blood, I haven't seen anything that beats Dead Alive/Braindead
Hard Boiled has 230+ on screen deaths as well.
sharemoviebodycounts.com isn't fully updated yet, but it's a start...
share1
836
LotR: Return of the King (ex) 2003
2
610
Kingdom of Heaven (ex)
2005
3
600
300 2007
4
572
Troy 2004
5
558
The Last Samurai
2003
6
468
LotR: Two Towers (ex)
2002
7
310
Grindhouse: Double Feature 2007
8
307
Hard Boiled 1992
8
307
Titanic 1997
10
305
We Were Soldiers 2002
11
256
Starship Troopers
1997
12
255
Saving Private Ryan 1998
13
247
Rambo 2008
14
236
Equilibrium
2002
15
214
Bullet in the Head 1990
16
199
A Better Tomorrow II
1987
17
187
Blood Diamond 2006
17
187
The Chronicles of Riddick 2004
19
186
Dune 1984
20
184
Braveheart 1995
21
181
McBain 1991
22
175
Dawn of the Dead 1978
23
172
The Last of the Mohicans
1992
24
169
Lone Wolf and Cub:
White Heaven in Hell 1974
25
155
The Mummy 1999
26
153
Pearl Harbor
2001
27
152
Hero 2002
28
151
Shoot 'Em Up
2007
29
149
The Killer
1989
30
146
Invasion U.S.A. 1985
31
145
The Wild Bunch 1969
32
141
House of the Dead 2003
33
140
Blade: Trinity 2004
33
140
Zulu 1964
35
139
Kelly's Heroes
1970
36
131
Dawn of the Dead
2004
37
127
Rambo III 1988
37
127
Versus 2000
39
126
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 1966
40
124
Resident Evil: Extinction 2007
41
123
The Patriot 2000
41
123
Resident Evil: Apocalypse 2004
43
122
From Dusk Till Dawn
1996
44
120
Operation Delta Force 1997
44
120
The Outlaw Josey Wales 1976
46
119
Akira
1988
47
118
Red Dawn 1984
47
118
LotR: Fellowship of the Ring (ex)
2001
49
115
Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem 2007
49
115
Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith
2005
51
114
American Ninja 1985
51
114
Apocalypto 2006
51
114
Hot Shots! Part Deux
1993
2010 Academy Award for Best Picture:
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Depends if they mean volume of blood or on screen deaths, in terms of on screen deaths the largest ive seen is Hard Boiled, which I read is 230+. Personally I tried counting myself and ended up somewhere nearer 260. Planet destruction doesnt count because the deaths aren't on screen, in that respect you could say MIB 2 had the most deaths due to the number of planets destroyed in the opening credits.
shareIn Lexx entire universe is destroyed. Beat that!
shareThe most kills is most likely the four hour version of the last LOTR.
But for bloodies movie ever, its dead alive. Jackson used many gallons for that movie.
This was a hilarious parody, probably of the shootout in commando where matrix takes that large gun after killing the soldiers in the shed, and then kills a whole bunch of guys.
As for the most killing onscreen, I'm going with Equilibrium or Hard Boiled
most blood I'd go with Dead Alive or Kill Bill
Most gore is Ichi the Killer or Cannibal Holocaust
I mean we can admit, even at it's time that statement was inaccurate but who cares? It was one of the funniest parts of the movie
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1
150
Ogami Itto (Lone Wolf and Cub:
White Heaven in Hell)
1974
2
141
Smith (Shoot 'Em Up)
2007
3
118
John Preston (Equilibrium)
2002
4
103
Topper Harley (Hot Shots! Part Deux)
1993
2010 Academy Award for Best Picture:
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After watching some of the special features Jim Abrahams says that they were gonna use a lot of squibs for every kill scene, but they ran out of budget and instead went without. The scenes then become even better because none of them are bleeding, and they die like they do in the cheesy 80's action movies.
So if they did get a lot of squibs and had lots of blood squirting out then it would make sense that the caption reads: Bloodies Movie Ever
Indeed.
shareIt's true - a movie that doesn't really show much blood, can't be the 'bloodiest movie ever', even common sense should tell you that.
It should say something like 'killcountiest movie ever', or 'murderiest movie ever', or 'bodycountiest movie ever', or.. well, you get the picture.
but still what??? its a stupid joke, the guys were falling & dinging like in a carnival gun game... Thats ur beef with the best parody film ever?? U SUK.
share"Bloody Movie" is such a vague term, I am surprised people are trying to use mathematics to solve this mystery.
When you think about it, every living entity that has blood in them, is technically 'bloody', because there's a lot of blood in everyone. The blood is not shown, but they're still 'bloody' in that sense.
You could also argue that the film - I mean, the actual, physical FILM itself might have been 'bloodied', and thus become 'bloody', so in that way, the movie could be 'bloodiest ever' (however, it's not really plausible, because surely we'd see it in the movie, if that was the case).
So does 'bloody' mean 'onscreen deaths', 'onscreen kills', etc.? A planet exploding can still be considered onscreen kill, because the murdered people are still on the screen, they're just shown from a vantage point so FAR AWAY that you can't really make it out. But the 'blood' is there..
I guess the movie is going by 'body count', so basically anything goes.