The 10 deadliest movies, the hemoglobin budget has exploded!

sivertime — Tue, 09 May 2017 15:54:46 +0000

If you’re in a macabre mood and you’re kissing the cinema, then you’ve always asked yourself this question: what are the films where it zigouille most?
Cinema has always kissed torrents of blood. Death in cinema is a bit like lying in politics: indissociable. And to prove it, here is the list of the 10 most deadly movies, established by the site moviebodycounts.com. Mass murder movies that made the hemoglobin budget fart!
PS: Only the dead visible on the screen are counted, so exit the planet’s destruction coughs cough.
10. “We were Soldiers” by Randall Wallace
In the movie We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson released in 2002, you could witness the death of no fewer than 305 people. Just that.
9. “Titanic” by James Cameron
Titanic is not only the film that makes you chialer, it is also one of the films that counts the greatest number of deaths (ah bah both so linked in fact …). There are 307 deaths in this film!
8. John Woo’s “Foolproof”
In Hard Boiled , the film directed by John Woo we are witnessing the death of 308 people.
7. “The Boulevard of Death” by Quentin Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino is a bloody director. The proof, in his film Boulevard de la mort , it ends the days of no less than 310 people.
6. “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” by Peter Jackson
It dies of phew in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers . There are no less than 468 deaths in this second installment of the Lord of the Rings saga.
5. “The Last Samurai” by Edward Zick
The Last Samurai released in 2003 is a bloody film. The casualties amount to 558. Small anecdote: Tom Cruise almost died on the set. In fact, the actor did not decapitate during the filming of one of the scenes of combat of the film (that of the beginning in the fog) . The actor was on a robotic horse supposed to tilt him back at the time of a sword thrust. The system did not work, but the actor Hiroyuki Sanada managed to stop his blade a few centimeters from the star’s neck. Phew.
4. “Troy” by Wolfgang Petersen
Deaths, deaths everywhere in this film with Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom, Diane Kruger and Sean Bean. There are 572 people who die in this film.
3. “300” by Zack Snyder
300×2 = 600. It is the pile-hair the number of deaths that count in this film.
2. “Kingdom of Heaven” by Ridley Scott
The movie Kingdom of Heaven by Ridley Scott with Orlando Bloom and Liam Neeson counts 610 deaths, OKLM.
1. “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” by Peter Jackson
The film The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King directed by Peter Jackson not only has the record of the number of Oscars (cucou the 11 statuettes). No, the work can also claim to count the greatest number of deaths with its 836 victims.

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Kaamelott: Why do we say yes to a film

sivertime — Mon, 02 Jan 2017 17:03:18 +0000

Fans have been waiting for years for the Kaamelott sequel on the big screen. That’s why we say yes to a movie right away!

It seems that the probable birth of a Kaamelott movie is approaching greatly. Remember: Regular production company, which is part Alexandre Astier, announced a shooting end of 2016 . This will revive the hope of many spectators to finally find King Arthur and his joyful band of broken arms. For as clear, for Kaamelott film, we immediately said yes ! The short programs before the evening show (or the movie) are a tradition in France but never a television series has been so smart. This feat, it is due to the talent of Alexandre Astier, capable of coating all caps: single writer and author of the series, the main character, composer of music … man has much contributed to the success of Kaamelott, we 5 things absolutely see hope in the film .
But that’s not all, since the entire cast participated in the success of Kaamelott. Perceval and Karadoc, Lancelot, Merlin, Léodagain, Yvain … all brought their batches of cult scenes and phrases that all fans like to stand out when the opportunity presents itself. Not to mention that with the advent of the Internet, the series Kaamelott experienced a second youth through nostalgic spectators of that time. Between GIF, the quiz to find out if you are more or Karadoc Perceval, the many jokes on social networks like Twitter … ever the ground has been a better time for the release of a film. Not to mention that fashion is the revival of ancient cults products, as evidenced by Star Wars and Episode 8, in which Rey will face an awesome enemy. And you, do you say yes to a Kaamelott movie?

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The 10 deadliest movies, the hemoglobin budget has exploded!

Kaamelott: Why do we say yes to a film