It is quite confusing when we think of some deadliest movies. So what level of deadliness are we talking about? May it has to deal with the number of brutal kills. It’s a probably a never ending debate about the number of people killed in a single movie. Anyway, we have simplified this riddle. Check out the five deadliest movies as per the body count.
1. Rambo
Rambo is one of the most popular actions movies of all time. Based on a novel First Blood by David Morrell. The Italian Stallion shined in the movie as John Rambo. The first movie didn’t have so many kills, but as the series expanded the number of kills also increased. In we take a general look, Rambo is one of the deadliest movies. In the whole series, almost 250 people were killed.
2. We Were Soldiers
This movie is based on Battle of the Ia Drang Valley, which happened November 1965. The battles were one of the largest battles between US forces and North Vietnamese troops. This Randal Wallace directorial is based on ‘We Were Soldiers Once… And Young’ by Lieutenant General Hal Moore and military correspondent Joseph L. Galloway. The movie counted a total of 305 kills.
3. Titanic
We know the RMS Titanic which was believed to be unsinkable, but things were not like as expected. It sank on April 15th, 1912. The 1997 romantic film Titanic was hit blockbuster, which starred Kate Winslet and Leonardo Dicaprio. The film counted 307 kills in total.
4. Grindhouse
Directed by Robert Rodriguez, this double feature film is divided into Tarantino’s Death Proof and Rodriguez’s Planet Terror. The movie includes some fake trailers from imaginary films. After Grindhouse became hot at the box office, Death Proof and Planet Terror were released separately in the international market. The film consisted more around 310.
5. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
This Peter Jackson directorial is based on the second part of J. R. R. Tolkien’s novel Lord Of The Rings. Total of 468 people were killed in the movie. The Lord Of The Rings trilogy is one of the successful franchises of all time.
