Which movie character fictional or not had the most onscreen confirmed kills? That is kills by their own hand and not atomics or WMDs or proxy killers. In one movie or a series of films who is the master death dealer? My vote is John Rambo through his trilogy he racks up major commie kills. Next would be Zatoichi the blind swordsman just through the sheer number of films he's appeared in(26 not including his TV show)
Rambo vs. Zatoichi? The outcome depends entirely on loadout and arena.
If the person isn't fictional then surely at least some of them wouldn't be filmed
Jace Perry
God IS a WMD
True, American Sniper racked up way more kills then depicted in his movie, same with Audie Murphy or Vasily Zaytsev. But I'm just going for onscreen kills.
Jace Ross
Topper Harley from Hot Shots Part Deux. They even did the research
Jeremiah Gray
I dont like the question. Certain movies just throw kill counts out for the lulz. Id like to find out which dramtic movie had the most kills. If its just any movie ever Id think it would be Watchmen
Nathan James
this post, best post, war truly is fantastic.
Jonathan Peterson
That's pretty good, but would Topper's 2 movies match the bodycount of all three Rambo or even Robocop films?
Not going by the movie kill count but by the individual character killing people with guns or his own hands. Otherwise TFA and the like would be in contention with 5 planets getting blown up with one button press.
John Walker
literally the only answer
Cameron Hernandez
Legolas from lotr and hobbit trilogy dude has like 15k kills
Aiden Martinez
the guy from Harikiri has 4 kills and 3 technical kills where he takes the top knots from skilled warriors, an embarrassment worse than being beheaded. Good dramatic film.
Bentley Butler
Oh ok. So only speaking from the violent impact from the movie Rambo. It also had the best tactical reloads on film other than The Way of The Gun.
Get that .50 up nigga
Levi Wood
Smith from Shoot Em Up kills 141 people in the movie. Even uses a carrot in one scene. Good shit.
Evan Nelson
Underrated
Dominic Hall
The guy that shoot Alderaan in the Death Star
Blake Mitchell
Bombardier, Enola Gay...
Samuel Campbell
MILLIONS
Nathan Reed
Truly a man of taste. Tatsuya Nakadai's face while he is fighting is truly terrifying in a Japanese aesthetic, he literally looks like a demon from hell. Audiences in the theatres at the time must have shit there pants seeing that face.
Evan Thomas
Read the OP again dingus
Dylan Price
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Carter Cruz
How its it different than tambo shooting? Its only a bigger gun
Matthew Martinez
Is it onscreen? Do you see all 250,000 people die? Read the OP, retard.
Grayson Campbell
WMD's don't count, In the movie he only killed a handful using his own strength or personal weapons.
It's a crew served weapon and a WMD, we're looking for tragedies not statistics.
Xavier Gray
I think his killcount his higher in hard boiled
Jack Brown
need to rewatch this
Connor Hall
More like Tatsoya lmao
Asher Hall
Commies aren't people so he really didn't kill that much
Nolan Jones
Kersey is up there - by the third movie shit gets so out of hand and he is single-handedly mowing down over 50 gang members in the streets with a machinegun
entertaining, but the kill total in 3 has been passed by other films
Asher Bell
I just love how a novel AGAINST vigilantism was spun into this
Easton Foster
>Harikiri has 4 kills and 3 technical kills Good flick, but how does that even rate... that only works out to like 5.5 total. Even the bald friend samurai from Seven Samurai had more on screen kills than that.
I was thinking about John Woo as well. Not sure which movie has the most though.
Honestly, prize probably goes to like a Troma flick or something in that vein. I'm sure one of the Toxie sequels outpaces at some point.
Samuel Hall
70's NYC was a truly magical time, something out of ancient myth like Camelot.