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[rcoll_rorscharch]

An interesting question I thought, what's the most violent film you've ever watched at least half of, preferably all of? It doesn't have to be a mainstream American film either, it can be a foreign film or low-budget film.

Also, please try and be careful if posting pictures or youtube links, this is a PG-rated forum.

For mine probably the most graphically violent film I've seen is Watchmen, and I know that probably says a lot about what movies I haven't seen, but yeah so far that's the worst I've seen in it's entirety. I've seen parts of the latest Rambo and Battle Royale but I'm not counting those.

[gavsta72]

Bloodsport was pretty full on......

Thats about all that comes to mind atm, seen alot of very violent movies in the late 80"s early 90's

[Gunslinger_75]

The last Rambo was pretty violent, alright.

Kill Bill Vol. 1 springs to mind as well.

Along with Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead (Romero's original versions, not the tame remakes).

Paul Verhoeven's director's cut of Robocop throws in some extra bloody goodness on the already violent original.

[Tekkenspook]

For me, Urotsukidoji:legend of the overfiend.

[gavsta72]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre........missing limbs, heads and blood everywhere.
Blood Sucking Freaks......gotta love drilling a hole in someones head and sucking there brains out, or how about using someones behind as a dartboard (guess what the bullseye was) 

Geez i was demented in my late teens, early 20's 

[kiwiatlarge]

Crumbs... that'll get me thinking... the latest Rambo movie would be up there... the tone and demonstration of the shooting is different than the 'Rambo playing pinball' style of Rambo 2.

In terms of violence against people and humanity, there is probably a gang/mob type drama out there somewhere which fits the bill... I think context and direction is important here. It takes more than a high body count for a movie to be violent. (Rambo 2, Commando etc are laughable cartoon violence)

Horrors, it takes more than a few teens in peril vs a deranged psycho/hillbilly/etc to depict decent violence on screen that makes your skin churn, such is their predictability and dime a dozen nature, but the Rob Zombie Mr. Satan movies pushed past the norm of acceptability I think, and in terms of cruelty I have no desire to ever watch Hostel II again...

[gavsta72]

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kiwiatlarge wrote:

In terms of violence against people and humanity, there is probably a gang/mob type drama out there somewhere which fits the bill... I think context and direction is important here. It takes more than a high body count for a movie to be violent. (Rambo 2, Commando etc are laughable cartoon violence)

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Romper Stomper, or in your part of the world kiwi.....Once were Warriors

[kiwiatlarge]

Except my father and I laughed our asses off at the theatre during the first 30-45 minutes

The last half hour of the movie was pretty moving though... and the movie never did the actors who played Jake and Uncle Bully any harm...

[tjohn323]

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gavsta72 wrote:

Blood Sucking Freaks......gotta love drilling a hole in someones head and sucking there brains out, or how about using someones behind as a dartboard (guess what the bullseye was) 

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I know that film...it is monumentally messed up in everyway .

I think I was about 17/18 when I saw it, and I thought I had witnessed

a snuff film  LMAO .

So on topic. Id say Shoot em up or crank 2 would have to be up there

(guess it depends on what is the definition of violent).

Im saying those films as there is pretty much zero attempt at a story just 90 minutes

of gunplay and various related shenanigans

[Harlequiine]

I've seen a few 'underground' horror movies which are nothing but filth from beginning to end, but for more mainstream films I'd go with High Tension, a French film by Alexander Aja who went on to direct The Hills Have Eyes remake. Great movie until the last scene. I watched 30 Days of Night the other night and was pretty shocked at the beheading scene, it's freaking graphic for an MA15+ rated film.