Most brutal images on film

so so so nyo there 4 u

but did u c the scene where the older white mens what was following the king around had those like big books
& the king
sagt
don't write that down
& tears the page out

Ja?

so - lotto this rilly happened
not sayin' all
but it was a brutal time
rite?

whee nyo pre-tend this was some how
out there
but it was wurste
BAC in the day


so Cobs
if u wanna look away
u can
but u should know they could not

did u c the squire in the keep
what could not look away sceene?


sum can not
let go of
what we do 2 each other
what we do to our animals
what we have done to the biosphere that supports our form of life







look away?



le reve de meme

The movie was trying to get across how brutal and violent medieval warfare could be. If men are swinging large sharp melee weapons into each-others flesh, the result isn't going to be pretty. Other than Marshall cleaving that enemy down to the waist and afew other scenes, the damage done was not too over the top.

Films like LOTR prefer not to show blood and the Orcs just seem to fall over dead upon coming into contact with a sword, but this is no family movie.

I wish every movie from these periods were as brutal. THAT is one of the biggest ways to show how very heinous warfare was back then.

In physical combat you had to literally fight for your life. Hack, slash, kick, claw, bite--anything.

"so we really need to see someone's limbs chopped off and their bodies being catapulted into a building? Or someone chopping off someone's arm and then killing another person with it"

I'm convinced now. I'm watching this. Thank you, sir. I'm afraid that real "war movies" are not really what you would enjoy though. Superheroes movies and dinosaurs movies in the PG13 area would be more fun to watch for you.

Most brutal images on film

When you swing a 2.5 foot sword that weighs nearly 5lbs, you have to expect some gore...I found it very realistic