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  • #16
    Terminator Judgment Day
    Terminator Rise Of The Machines

    Body count is impossible thought.

    It was Nowhere's idea, I have only posted it first to make his life more miserable
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    • #17
      I'd have to say Ebola syndrome. That's one sick movie with lots of dead people.

      It's about a evil person which gets Ebola, but are resistant to it and makes it his quest to transfer the disease to everyone else.
      It's rated Class III in HK.
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      • #18
        Well I'd say that Die Hard 2 was not bad with the deads tho it won't get to the top it's the only well classed I can think about right now.
        Let those who want to be simple, be simple.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Dr Mordrid
          The Sum Of All Fears (1994)

          They nuked Baltimore; population ~750,000

          Dr. Mordrid
          Breaks rule#3.. deaths are implied, not witnessed. And the blast radius was only about a mile.. it was a small device.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by JohnnyBond
            Star Ship Troopers counts?

            >1 M bug kills
            many human kills.
            Breaks rules#1 and 4.. warfare and monsters. Defintely a gorefest though..

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Zao
              I'd have to say Ebola syndrome. That's one sick movie with lots of dead people.

              It's about a evil person which gets Ebola, but are resistant to it and makes it his quest to transfer the disease to everyone else.
              It's rated Class III in HK.
              Breaks rule#2, deaths by disease (though it is borderline since it is used as a murder weapon.)

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              • #22
                I think we need a ruling on the undead and zombies. In Dawn of the Dead, some people died a couple of times. There was a mall full of flesh-eating, animated corpses. (The best kind!)

                Paul

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                • #23
                  What about The Thing?
                  Should we count deaths just as one (of parasitic organism), count only deaths of once-human beeings or count all deaths, parts of once-humans included?

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                  • #24
                    What about this movie?

                    Just hit the "Watch this Movie" link.

                    And there's also this movie

                    Hehe, not real movies, but still, pretty high body counts in both.
                    McRhea

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                    • #25
                      "The 10 Commandments"

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                      • #26
                        Hot Shots Part Deux is on Sky One now
                        The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England

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                        • #27
                          Faces of Death I, II, and III

                          Don't have a count though.

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                          • #28
                            I know it isn't a movie, and also that the deaths are not seen, but Odyssey 5 manages to kill off the entire population of Earth less 5 people in the first episode

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Rob(QG)
                              I know it isn't a movie, and also that the deaths are not seen, but Odyssey 5 manages to kill off the entire population of Earth less 5 people in the first episode
                              Yes, but you don't watch the entire population of the Earth die, it's implied death, and not shown on the screen. Therefore it's disqualified.

                              Jammrock
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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by paulcs
                                I think we need a ruling on the undead and zombies. In Dawn of the Dead, some people died a couple of times. There was a mall full of flesh-eating, animated corpses. (The best kind!)

                                Paul
                                Undead and zombies are monsters.. they don't count. The person dying originally counts, assuming it's graphic and violent, and not a result of warfare or disease.

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