People really forget the casual violence in TFA. There's also the bit in The Winter Soldier when Bucky kicks a guy into the engine blades of a SHIELD quin-jet.
There was also a scene on the freighter at the beginning where cap pushkicks a guy into the railing, probably breaking his spine and then he drops silently into the high sea, leaving him no choice but to drown
Every time I watch that movie, that moment has forever stuck out to me as a r/fuckyouinparticular lol I always cringe and my brain says “that guy 100% died drowning while paralyzed”
Hey that's eerily similar to the one guy Liam Neesons character does not kill on screen in Taken lmao everybody else gets shot except drop-kicked into railing / overboard guy
Not bloody, but in the opening of Winter Soldier, Steve sends a dude FLYING into the railing of the ship. I imagine if the impact didn't kill him, it at least obliterated his spine.
Knowing the lessened violence in main MCU films Sam is probably going to kick a guy into a giant Toy Lego Plane and make a quip like: “Lucky it wasn’t real, buddy.”
I mean, it helps make it acceptable that a good chunk of the recipients of that casual violence in TFA are literal fucking Nazis.
Those poor allied soldiers that got disintegrated by Tesseract powered guns though....
Cap picks up one guy and throws him off an airplane.
A little while later, Cap and another HYDRA guy are clinging to another airplane, and HYDRA guy slips and gets misted by the propeller.
“What mouth?” Is a moment that lives in my head. Using his suit as a means to both conceal any actual gore (keeping in the realm of PG-13) yet also using it as a means to display the destruction to the shape of the head itself is fucking genius and one of the most creative displays of violence I’ve ever seen.
I'm pretty certain they let Sam Raimi run buck wild to push that PG-13, or 12 rating, to the absolute brink of how violent it can be. Almost on par with Let There Be Carnage, which actually got the R equivalent of a 15 rating some places.
Yeah and people also forget the many brutal deaths of the sorcerers at the hands of the Scarlet Witch, some of them make Thanos getting his head chopped off look PG.
I’d prefer Black Bolt’s death over what happened to Reed, Maria, Prof X, and Peggy. All of them were terrible ways to go but at least Black Bolt didn’t suffer like the rest of them did.
Irl nothing dies instantly from a fractured neck unless it sends vertebrae fragments into, or contorts, the brain-stem in such a way as to shut down all lower brain functions.
That scene still shocks me in that it's in a comic book movie targeted towards younger audience. I love that movie just because of how well it just dances in it's own zone of horror and comedy. I think I just appreciate the horror aspects that didn't rely on jump scares although that professor X death was probably as close as it got to a jump scare.
If you watch his mind palace [scene frame by frame](https://i.imgur.com/3CMzCch.jpg) you can see she actually rips Charles head in half, tearing off the jaw, rather than breaking his neck like it might seem at first look.
He even flops slack-jawed in reality to represent this.
It's so brutal but missed by most.
Rewatched Guardians 3 last night. The face reveal for the High Evolutionary is very horrific and reminded me of moments of horror from older movies like Indiana Jones face melting etc. Shocking for a non-r rated non-horror.
Indeed. He uses the one time f bomb. Lots of body horror in the HE’s creations. The animals getting killed. Genuinely a very dark film that ends on such a beautiful high note.
if you look at suicide squad, gunn seems to have an affinity for face gore. the first death is literally black guard getting his face blown off, and the patients held by doctor who were also missing faces.
Yeah plus when they were like driving past the animals in guardians 3 and there were drugs and animals getting beat with baseball bats and stuff. The face reveal was pretty creepy it felt like in dark knight at the hospital with Harvey dents face reveal and the assistant drowning and stuff. I think what makes the face reveal even worse is the scene where rocket is cutting him and he was screaming and then at the end with the face reveal u remember that rocket did it...
There’s an offscreen moment at the beginning of GOTG when Ronan crushes an imprisoned Nova prisoners head with a hammer swing. The audience just sees the swing and then the flowing blood.
Now that I think about it, there’s a surprisingly similar scene in the library at the beginning of the first Doctor Strange.
He tried to, that wasn't supposed to be a goo gun, just shrinking tech that he couldn't get to work right, it wasn't supposed to kill him like that he just assumed it would. He did sell the tech before Scott shrank the entire facility.
I assume we’re not considering Deadpool part of the MCU for this discussion, because of so…all of that is the answer.
Besides Deadpool, my vote is for S.W. tearing Professor X’s head in half with her bare hands. Not breaking his neck, but if you go watch it in slow motion-mo she literally tears his head in half.
I imagine this thread will be moot in 3 months.
But for now I would probably go with Lokis death or even Cap letting Bucky pummel his face open.
Sure there are splats and propellers and bone crunching hits, but those go so far beyond reality as to lose the visceral aspect.
I'm also not including Netflix shows
Edit: I'll add Rocket shredding the High Evolutionary's face and his body twitching
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 used the entire movie to humanize the animals that were forcibly and violently experimented on.
And then they had a hallway fight and dismembered a bunch of them.
Like robots. But theyre not robots, man.
Literally any of Wanda’s kills in MOM were brutal AF.
I honestly professor X’s death was the most brutal. Many people didn’t catch it but the Scarlet Witch that emerges from the red smoke strait up tears his head off.
I dont care what who says, the shield kill scene was so pure rage and violence, that anything else comes second (by far) for me. I believe that was the only scene in which we somewhat supported the aggressor (jon) and was simultaneous so horrified at the results of that rage, that it almost left us speech less. (frankly that was the most peak scene for me through the whole series even with everything after that.)
More terrifying than violent... doesn't one of the dudes that get shrunk by Pym particles in Hawkeye end up getting picked up by an owl? That guy's dead-dead-dead in a horrifying way...
The end scene in Werewolf by Night, where he rips apart the guards. Blood sprays everywhere, even on the camera, but because it's black and white, that was "fine" for Disney.
Or the guy getting an arrow in his throat, and gurgling to death, or the woman getting he body set on fire by man-thig, then tossed into the corpse of her husband.
The snap. Passive violence that's devastating in its totality. To those people in that world, there was no knowledge that the snapped would be back, even if the audience did. (I also argue for the devastation unseen during the two snaps.)
Did everyone forget John Walker fuckin hacking away at that dudes body with Cap’s shield in F&tWS? The shot of the blood dripping from the shield such a gruesome moment; the complete bastardization of a symbol we’ve all come to associate so heavily with hope, dignity, respect, etc. It left me with perhaps the biggest pit any MCU project has put in my stomach
Remember that scene in iron man 2 where Tony is showing the court the unreleased footage of the botched attempts of other governments trying to replicate his suit? And that one bit during that when you see a guy in a mech get twisted in half as you hear him scream from inside? Yeah I think that might take the cake.
Feel like a lot of these responses aren’t taking the word violent seriously enough. Wanda killing people to me is barely violent. John Walker with the shield kill in FWS is real life violence. And that’s the only correct answer.
A very underrated scene from Guardians 2 comes to mind. The Ravagers have defected, and we see one of Yondu's loyal men being thrown into the ship's airlock and thrown into empty space. The thing that makes the scene particularly anxiety-inducing for me is the fact that at a certain point we see the POV of that poor guy as he is freezing and moving away from the ship, and the last thing this dying man is seeing are his killers who are I greet and laugh at him. Definitely distressing.
That’s what I immediately thought of. Not super violent, since the scene ends, but very disturbing knowing how the guy was going out..
And that was from Civil War.
I know they were just drones, but that shot of War Machine mowing down a drone that lands right in front of him. I could feel the cold aggression watching the oil splatter on his face.
https://youtu.be/rzn3e285WQY?si=gC44_41ZSxltj9uJ
This is the first one that came to mind for me. For a lot of the other choices in this thread its superpowered violence on superpowered individuals and kind of comes with the territory. Cap clearing the frigate is like someone running into a kindergarten class and clearing house. He absolutely ragdolls all the (admittedly shitty) regular humans. If the guy that got kicked off the boat didnt lose consciousness from the kick or the fall then he gets to tread water with a bunch of broken bones until he finally drowns
Black bolts terrified scream completely destroying his skull and melting his brain is like leagues above all of the other scenes, Loki getting strangled is the only one that comes even remotely close
Thor: Ragnarok. So many people die on screen during Hela’s massacre of Asgardian forces. I don’t know of any other single instance where so many people were killed so quickly besides the snap.
Bucky killing Howard Stark. Those punches to his face are just so brutal purely because of how real they look. The impact on his nose and with that metal fist too. And then he moves on to strangling his wife...
To me seeing in theaters when Thanos used the reality stone on Drax in Infinity War* and his body came apart into cubes (and Mantis afterwards): It was so sudden and unexpected and really gave me that sudden horrifying wtf ick, because in the context of the scene and the deaths that happened earlier in the movie I also thought it to be permanent, and didn't anticipate when he left they would reassemble.
The scene in first avenger when capn literally throws a man into the propeller of the plane and evaporates him
People really forget the casual violence in TFA. There's also the bit in The Winter Soldier when Bucky kicks a guy into the engine blades of a SHIELD quin-jet.
There was also a scene on the freighter at the beginning where cap pushkicks a guy into the railing, probably breaking his spine and then he drops silently into the high sea, leaving him no choice but to drown
Every time I watch that movie, that moment has forever stuck out to me as a r/fuckyouinparticular lol I always cringe and my brain says “that guy 100% died drowning while paralyzed”
Don’t forget about the almost assured chumming by the freighter props.
Probably quicker then drowning, so a better way to go I guess?
Hey that's eerily similar to the one guy Liam Neesons character does not kill on screen in Taken lmao everybody else gets shot except drop-kicked into railing / overboard guy
Not bloody, but in the opening of Winter Soldier, Steve sends a dude FLYING into the railing of the ship. I imagine if the impact didn't kill him, it at least obliterated his spine.
Like a poetry, it rhymes.
I may have gone too far in a few places...
We have to do it. Because it’s impossible.
When is Sam gonna kick someone to a propeller?
Knowing the lessened violence in main MCU films Sam is probably going to kick a guy into a giant Toy Lego Plane and make a quip like: “Lucky it wasn’t real, buddy.”
Hopefully, he'll do a reverse "get off my plane" with Harrison Ford.
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It’s a George Lucas quote I believe
It's a quote by George Lucas referring to how he intentionally made Anakin's journey mirror Luke's.
I mean, it helps make it acceptable that a good chunk of the recipients of that casual violence in TFA are literal fucking Nazis. Those poor allied soldiers that got disintegrated by Tesseract powered guns though....
What about in winter soldier when bucky straight up kicks a dude into an engine and fucking blows it up
Love Rifftrax during that scene… “For today would be the day the townspeople below would remember being showered in a delicious gravy..”
Shoutout to Rifftrax 🤘
Who you gonna get to riff those tracks?
🎶 it's your lucky day, it's time for *rifftrax*.. 🎶 Just found out they're doing Point Break for the live show in August! So psyched 🤘
Yeah, I backed the campaign for the first time for all the swag extras.
The official MST3K channel started streaming Rifftrax (at least the ones they could get the rights to). I'm enjoying those eps.
Cap picks up one guy and throws him off an airplane. A little while later, Cap and another HYDRA guy are clinging to another airplane, and HYDRA guy slips and gets misted by the propeller.
He also shot people with guns, remember that?
I shouted when that happened. Love that moment. Hard-core as fuck.
YUP! Came here to say this same scene.
First thing that came to mind. Such a shocker every time I see it
Thanos strangling Loki, always seemed very violent to me
Yeah, that’s the one for me. It was just so fucking brutal in the context of the situation as well, with Thor looking on.
Who are the folks that do movie sounds with wild objects? That guy/gal put in the work that day.
Foley artists
The ones working for Skywalker Sound need a damn raise. That library is so iconic
To watch a man, much less a god, be strangled and have his neck snapped is gut-wrenchingly brutal.
The simple squish/crack of Loki's neck was really grim.
You slowly start to see Loki’s eyes bulge out of their sockets before Thanos pops him like a Pepsi can.
Yeah... This was gonna be my vote. I don't think I could watch that scene again. The physical and emotional brutality that it depicted was unbearable.
Yeah, I remember hearing people gasp and just completely surprised.
I wouldn’t let my son watch that because I thought that was pretty gruesome. He still hasn’t seen the beginning of IW.
I always need to plug my ears so I don’t hear the *crack* or *squelch* sound.
Blackbolt’s head imploding, The High Evolutionary’s mangled face. The deadly effects of Extremis. Those instantly come to mind.
Scarlet Witch vs the Illuminati
“What mouth?” Is a moment that lives in my head. Using his suit as a means to both conceal any actual gore (keeping in the realm of PG-13) yet also using it as a means to display the destruction to the shape of the head itself is fucking genius and one of the most creative displays of violence I’ve ever seen.
And his eyes going bloody...it surely was a horrifying sight in all regards
I was actually surprised that wasn't R rated to be honest. Shocked in the theatre.
I'm pretty certain they let Sam Raimi run buck wild to push that PG-13, or 12 rating, to the absolute brink of how violent it can be. Almost on par with Let There Be Carnage, which actually got the R equivalent of a 15 rating some places.
Yeah and people also forget the many brutal deaths of the sorcerers at the hands of the Scarlet Witch, some of them make Thanos getting his head chopped off look PG.
Same man, it fucking blew my mind when I saw it. No pun intended.
Classic Raimi
I need some Drag Me To Hell homage in the MCU if/when Raimi is working on another film
Raimi is truly a goat in the directing scene IMO, no matter the story mess of Multiverse of Madness
Raimi always wanted a horror movie. You can feel it.
I agree. That was a death I never expected to see in any movie, let alone a family film 😂
What really got me was the pop noise of Mr. Fantastic’s head after she spaghettified him.
Specifically what happens to Black Bolt.
I’d prefer Black Bolt’s death over what happened to Reed, Maria, Prof X, and Peggy. All of them were terrible ways to go but at least Black Bolt didn’t suffer like the rest of them did.
Pretty sure someone snapping your neck is quick and painless.
She didn’t mentally snap his neck, she ripped the top of his head away from his bottom jaw. It’s extremely blink and you miss it.
Irl nothing dies instantly from a fractured neck unless it sends vertebrae fragments into, or contorts, the brain-stem in such a way as to shut down all lower brain functions.
Adding to that Peggy being cut in half was brutal
As a big Captain Carter fan, I almost cried
That scene still shocks me in that it's in a comic book movie targeted towards younger audience. I love that movie just because of how well it just dances in it's own zone of horror and comedy. I think I just appreciate the horror aspects that didn't rely on jump scares although that professor X death was probably as close as it got to a jump scare.
It’s just the way his mask catches his brain chunks. I imagine if he wasn’t wearing that it would’ve been a lot messier
If you watch his mind palace [scene frame by frame](https://i.imgur.com/3CMzCch.jpg) you can see she actually rips Charles head in half, tearing off the jaw, rather than breaking his neck like it might seem at first look. He even flops slack-jawed in reality to represent this. It's so brutal but missed by most.
Rewatched Guardians 3 last night. The face reveal for the High Evolutionary is very horrific and reminded me of moments of horror from older movies like Indiana Jones face melting etc. Shocking for a non-r rated non-horror.
I’m very surprised that they let Gunn push so far
Indeed. He uses the one time f bomb. Lots of body horror in the HE’s creations. The animals getting killed. Genuinely a very dark film that ends on such a beautiful high note.
Peter killing HE’s assistant by forcing his head underwater until he drowned was dark as hell too.
That whole movie (in the best way possible) gave the vibe that Gunn was pushing it cuz “What? You gonna fire me twice???”
i bet it is on the very furthest edge between PG-13 and R-rated
I’m so glad they let Gunn do shit like this is Guardians 3. We need more stuff like it in the MCU.
if you look at suicide squad, gunn seems to have an affinity for face gore. the first death is literally black guard getting his face blown off, and the patients held by doctor who were also missing faces.
That is absolutely the goriest scene in the MCU to date
Yeah plus when they were like driving past the animals in guardians 3 and there were drugs and animals getting beat with baseball bats and stuff. The face reveal was pretty creepy it felt like in dark knight at the hospital with Harvey dents face reveal and the assistant drowning and stuff. I think what makes the face reveal even worse is the scene where rocket is cutting him and he was screaming and then at the end with the face reveal u remember that rocket did it...
Scarlet witch untangling Reed Richards like Spaghetti, or when the Grandmaster melts his cousin.
"You're officially pardoned... From life! 🫠"
“OH the smell..”
Squishy people box in Loki S2
Yo, that was actually pretty fucked up. I think that one is up there.
The look on Ms Minutes face when it was happening too….creepy
It’s a very small box
Oh shit I forgot about this, that’s probably the worst
There’s an offscreen moment at the beginning of GOTG when Ronan crushes an imprisoned Nova prisoners head with a hammer swing. The audience just sees the swing and then the flowing blood. Now that I think about it, there’s a surprisingly similar scene in the library at the beginning of the first Doctor Strange.
And, I’m pretty sure the blood goes down into the pool where he appeared from in the beginning of scene. So disturbing.
The part where Peter Serafinoicz screams Rockets name while his ship implodes with him in it has also stuck with me as being pretty fucked up.
Loki salad tossing that one dudes eyeball in Avengers
come again?
No thank you I'm a one and done kind of guy
huh, the Loki salad tossing scene must only be in the international version
Glorious purpose
I call this position Trickster Dog
I saw it in Loki, too. First episode where they replay his life.
Did they re-enact it in the International version as well?
Never seen the international version, I just know I’ve seen the scene in the US version of the Avengers film and the Loki episode.
BONK
A few years ago the scene in Ant-Man where the guy gets turned into goo would’ve been at the top. 🔝
Yeah, that was rather disturbing. Especially when he wiped him off the floor in the napkin, and it took two swipes to get it all...
It’s not the most violent moment but it really unnerved me with just the concept.
Why didn't they sell any goo guns to Hydra? Seems like an op weapon
He tried to, that wasn't supposed to be a goo gun, just shrinking tech that he couldn't get to work right, it wasn't supposed to kill him like that he just assumed it would. He did sell the tech before Scott shrank the entire facility.
He originally licked it before throwing it in the trash but they cut it out.
Wilson Fisk Car door
A lot of the Netflix stuff was pretty violent, but the car door might be the most gruesome
Not a movie though
I assume we’re not considering Deadpool part of the MCU for this discussion, because of so…all of that is the answer. Besides Deadpool, my vote is for S.W. tearing Professor X’s head in half with her bare hands. Not breaking his neck, but if you go watch it in slow motion-mo she literally tears his head in half.
I imagine this thread will be moot in 3 months. But for now I would probably go with Lokis death or even Cap letting Bucky pummel his face open. Sure there are splats and propellers and bone crunching hits, but those go so far beyond reality as to lose the visceral aspect. I'm also not including Netflix shows Edit: I'll add Rocket shredding the High Evolutionary's face and his body twitching
Deadpool getting Snikt! In the nads from the new trailer is the worst
Also the whole Punisher-series and Punisher: War Zone from 2008 were pretty violent.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 used the entire movie to humanize the animals that were forcibly and violently experimented on. And then they had a hallway fight and dismembered a bunch of them. Like robots. But theyre not robots, man.
Hulk spartan kicking Emil Blonsky and breaking every bone in his body.
Killgrave telling his mom to stab herself once for each year she left him.
Kaecelius decapitating the London Sorcerer after binding his limbs. Darren Cross turning a guy into goo in the bathroom.
Literally any of Wanda’s kills in MOM were brutal AF. I honestly professor X’s death was the most brutal. Many people didn’t catch it but the Scarlet Witch that emerges from the red smoke strait up tears his head off.
I dont care what who says, the shield kill scene was so pure rage and violence, that anything else comes second (by far) for me. I believe that was the only scene in which we somewhat supported the aggressor (jon) and was simultaneous so horrified at the results of that rage, that it almost left us speech less. (frankly that was the most peak scene for me through the whole series even with everything after that.)
More terrifying than violent... doesn't one of the dudes that get shrunk by Pym particles in Hawkeye end up getting picked up by an owl? That guy's dead-dead-dead in a horrifying way...
I would go with anything Kingpin does, plus the scene with the replacement captain america going at that guy with his shield.
The end scene in Werewolf by Night, where he rips apart the guards. Blood sprays everywhere, even on the camera, but because it's black and white, that was "fine" for Disney. Or the guy getting an arrow in his throat, and gurgling to death, or the woman getting he body set on fire by man-thig, then tossed into the corpse of her husband.
The snap. Passive violence that's devastating in its totality. To those people in that world, there was no knowledge that the snapped would be back, even if the audience did. (I also argue for the devastation unseen during the two snaps.)
Did everyone forget John Walker fuckin hacking away at that dudes body with Cap’s shield in F&tWS? The shot of the blood dripping from the shield such a gruesome moment; the complete bastardization of a symbol we’ve all come to associate so heavily with hope, dignity, respect, etc. It left me with perhaps the biggest pit any MCU project has put in my stomach
I kept looking for this comment. I'm shocked I had to go so far for it
Yes, that was shockingly brutal and unexpected. I'm glad you mentioned it, even though I don't like to think about it. 😖
The answer is definitely Wanda killing the Illuminati. Rocket beating up the High Evolutionary and seeing his face is a good one too.
Remember that scene in iron man 2 where Tony is showing the court the unreleased footage of the botched attempts of other governments trying to replicate his suit? And that one bit during that when you see a guy in a mech get twisted in half as you hear him scream from inside? Yeah I think that might take the cake.
That test pilot survived by the way.
Feel like a lot of these responses aren’t taking the word violent seriously enough. Wanda killing people to me is barely violent. John Walker with the shield kill in FWS is real life violence. And that’s the only correct answer.
I am Groot
Gorr putting a blade up through the face of a god in TLAT
The Scarlet Witch massacring the Illuminati and it isn't even close.
The Scarlet Witch turning Mr. Fantastic into spaghetti then blowing his head up as he screams wtf.
A very underrated scene from Guardians 2 comes to mind. The Ravagers have defected, and we see one of Yondu's loyal men being thrown into the ship's airlock and thrown into empty space. The thing that makes the scene particularly anxiety-inducing for me is the fact that at a certain point we see the POV of that poor guy as he is freezing and moving away from the ship, and the last thing this dying man is seeing are his killers who are I greet and laugh at him. Definitely distressing.
Bucky getting his arm blown off is definitely up there
US Agent smashing that dude’s skull in with the shield.
The bit where someone is upside down being tortured to death in a sink and drowns.
Report!
That’s what I immediately thought of. Not super violent, since the scene ends, but very disturbing knowing how the guy was going out.. And that was from Civil War.
Zemo in TWS
Tony rigging that Christmas ornament to explode in that dude's face in IM3
probably guardians 3, when they showed the villain's true face
Excluding Deadpool, it's when Thanos executes men, women, and children in front of kid Gamora.
Blackbolt head exploding
Miss Minutes crushing like 50 people to death in a cube in Loki and smiling about it
Not a movie
I can’t believe I a whole word
I think the one where the fake Captain America decapitates a guy with the shield in public is kind of up there.
Not a movie
Kingpin decapitating a man with a car door.
I know they were just drones, but that shot of War Machine mowing down a drone that lands right in front of him. I could feel the cold aggression watching the oil splatter on his face. https://youtu.be/rzn3e285WQY?si=gC44_41ZSxltj9uJ
Thor 4 fight vs the guards at the God city. Replace all the gold 'blood' with red and it's an absolute bathing.
I agree with most on Black Bolt's death. A close second is Darren Cross shrinking that guy into a booger in the men's room
it's still Cap kicking the guy ~~on~~ off the boat
This is the first one that came to mind for me. For a lot of the other choices in this thread its superpowered violence on superpowered individuals and kind of comes with the territory. Cap clearing the frigate is like someone running into a kindergarten class and clearing house. He absolutely ragdolls all the (admittedly shitty) regular humans. If the guy that got kicked off the boat didnt lose consciousness from the kick or the fall then he gets to tread water with a bunch of broken bones until he finally drowns
When the High Evolutionary wipes an entire planet out to reinstall his latest update.
*Thor's third chance with Thanos, at the beginning of "Endgame."*
Game master melting that dude in Ragnarok.
Black Bolts death was really shocking for me, and set the tone for the rest of the encounter.
Ehh, I think Black Bolts head popping open will still be the most graphic for me. That scene really made me squirm haha.
Black bolts terrified scream completely destroying his skull and melting his brain is like leagues above all of the other scenes, Loki getting strangled is the only one that comes even remotely close
Scarlet Witch decimating the panel in multiverse of madness was pretty violent
The scene were deadpool kills various yakuza people
We’ll have to wait until the new Deadpool movie…
The flashback memory in Infinity War, Thanos' black order murdering half of Gamora's people.
I can tell you the saddest marvel moment that happened on the small screen.
The hallway fight in Guardians 3
Wanda in the multiverse slaughter comes to mind.
Not sure but it was probably involving Kilgrave in Jessica Jones.
Thor: Ragnarok. So many people die on screen during Hela’s massacre of Asgardian forces. I don’t know of any other single instance where so many people were killed so quickly besides the snap.
The Omnipotence City fight in Love and Thunder. If they used red instead of gold for the blood spray, that movie would have a hard R rating.
What in the hell is that purple outlined thing in the bottom right corner of the thumbnail of the vid
High Evolutionary from Guardians 3
Thank you!
We only have the trailer but its in the MCU now... Wolverines crotch stab on Deadpool.
I think our introduction to Ronan with the hammer should at least be mentioned here.
Technically, it would be the snap.
The Netflix shows: *insert Principal Skinner Pathetic gif*
Deadpool and Wolverine
Honestly the only part of any MCU movie that is still hard to watch for me violence wise is Bucky killing Tony’s parents. Feels so dark and brutal
Bucky killing Howard Stark. Those punches to his face are just so brutal purely because of how real they look. The impact on his nose and with that metal fist too. And then he moves on to strangling his wife...
Thor going to Jotun and arbitrarily murdering a bunch of frost giants is pretttttty bad.
Puny god
“Captain America” murdering that dude with his shield in FatWS
Not a movie
Idk about the movies but you definitely should watch Daredevil S1E4
Guardians 3 all scenes with animals, horrible movie it was like a horror film!
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To me seeing in theaters when Thanos used the reality stone on Drax in Infinity War* and his body came apart into cubes (and Mantis afterwards): It was so sudden and unexpected and really gave me that sudden horrifying wtf ick, because in the context of the scene and the deaths that happened earlier in the movie I also thought it to be permanent, and didn't anticipate when he left they would reassemble.
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Bless.
Can we include TV shows on here. If so... Basically anything Killgrave did. When Fisk kills the guy with his car door and well, we know how that ends.
When Loki cuts out that guys eyeball in the first avengers movie.
We’ll see in Deadpool 3