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    Posted: September 20 2004 at 05:34
I voted for Mary Poppins. Julie Andrews, you can't get any more violent than that. Clint, Dolph, Mel, Sylvester, Bruce, Seven Seagall, The Rock and all you other "macho" men eat your hearts out.
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I believe Mary Poppins was actually banned from several cinemas in the UK during the '70s, and eventually led to the almost complete downfall of the already fragile Chimney Sweep economy.

Ahem....

Despite the above, though, I'd have to go for Scarface - "take 2 chainsaws into the shower......?"

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YOU FORGOT Old Yeller!! or how about THE YEARLING, after all both movies had animals that died!!(and O.Y made me cry as a kid)

 

seriously id go for NATURAL BORN KILLERS MYSELF,on of the most distasteful movies it was ever my misfortune to see!!
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Scarface is a very voilent but also awesome movie...I love this kind of movies...the mafia-stories

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Points: 4215 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2004 at 13:53
Actually "The Passion of Christ" was the most violent film I've seen.  And as a mother of a son, I found it extremely painful to watch.
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Points: 5187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2004 at 14:58

Kill Bill is pretty violent, so too is Gangs Of New York.

The only film that has ever made me feel squeemish is Casino.The scene where Joe Pesci finally gets his comeuppance is quite horryfying!

The Passion Of The Christ is brutal but pretty sophorific!



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I heard the Passion of the Christ CD has wacky outakes at the end

yes I know....I am forever distasteful until the end....whoa.. that lightning bolt from the heavons nearly got me............ OUCH!!!!!

seroiusly...that movie made me bawl like  a baby

I would say The Evil Dead Movies ought to be up there but since it isn't I chose the Sound of Music....a real underdog I know but I have faith in Julie Andrews
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jeez...now I can't even spell heavens
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Points: 5187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2004 at 15:59
Bet you can spell soporific though!



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Even as a longtime horror film nerd, the violent scene that got to me most was in American History X, where Ed Norton makes the kid put his teeth on the concrete curb...urgh...the sound...

...but I haven't seen The Passion (which many people tell me is so irredeemably exploitatively brutal that one wonders how it got rated R when films with less violence get an NC-17...or get edited before release...or boycotted after release by concerned Christians...). However, I have seen a montage that my pals at Negativland put together which includes bits of the film, and I highly recommend it:

http://www.negativland.com/mashin/
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Points: 3484 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2004 at 18:56

Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

Bet you can spell soporific though!

Spell it....hell I can't even say it......nothing more than 2 syllables please...I am very simple minded
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I'm casting my vote to Jan Kounen's "Dobermann". I'm certainly not an action movies fan, but this is the ultimate carnage. So raw and purist that deserves complete recognition. The best performance by Vincent Cassell along "Sur mes lévres". Fantastic piece of work! Aaaand... well, Monica Bellucci is gorgeous, erotic and yummy alright in this film!  

 
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anyone for ninja scroll? even if it is a cartoon
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THIS IS SPINAL TAP!!!!
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The Sound Of Muzak  What a scary movie  and I´m NOT JOKING !!!
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Points: 5187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 23 2004 at 07:02

Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

The Sound Of Muzak  What a scary movie  and I´m NOT JOKING !!!

The Sound Of Muzak :

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What, no Resevoir Dogs? Love that flick!
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I voted for Mary Poppins, not so much for violence as most people think of it but rather it's just VIOLENTLY AWFUL!!

 

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