Most unrealistic mass killing.

[Nr1Humanoid]

You know the scene; the hero gathers his weapons, kills a ton of villains, while evading about a million bullets.

To me it must be a toss up between John Matrix in Commando and Paul Kersey in Death Wish 3.

Just pure insanity and luck.

[chrom]

Homer at the Candy Convention

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

The church fight in Kingsman 1 easily, but I love it all the same.

[warden]

The pommel horse scene from gymkata. He may not have killed anyone but I figured this would be the best shot to mention gymkata

[Hit Girl]

Neo vs all the Smiths.

It just looked like shit compared to Neo's initial vulnerability in the first movie.

[Push R Truth]

I love the books and movie to death... but Legolas at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields would have made prime Arnold AND Stallone say "That's a bit much".

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The Bride.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Aug 18, 2020 13:19:59 GMT -5 Nr1Humanoid said:

Paul Kersey in Die Hard 3.

Now I'm just laughing at the thought of Bronson delivering the "Yippee ki yay, motherf***er" line.

[Ronny Rayguns Is All Elite]

Max Payne should have SINGLE HANDELY ended crime in (Noir)New York City in the first 2 Max Payne games with the amount of nameless/faceless mugs he took out.

Also, Chris Redfield killed an entire African village in Resident Evil 5

[Johnny B. Decent]

Aug 18, 2020 14:49:18 GMT -5 Push R Truth said:

I love the books and movie to death... but Legolas at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields would have made prime Arnold AND Stallone say "That's a bit much".

And it still only counted as one, too.

['Foretold' Joker]

Commando's John Matrix demolition of an entire islands army is believable because this is a man who can smell gunmen sneaking up on his house at the start of the film.

Legolas is definitley up there he goes from being a typical elf who is damn good with a bow. To a guy who can basically stop the hordes of mordor on his own culminating in your choice of either taking down a kaiju sized elephant or whatever that video game acrobatics he was doing at the end of the hobbit five armies film.

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The three main brothers (not Jagi) in Fist of the North Star fit the bill. Notably the protaganist Kenshiro who is barely fazed by anything or anyone he fights because as he always says ... they are already dead. You know it's unrealistic when thinking about Kenshiro you realise he would wipe the floor with everyone mentioned in this thread so far at the same time.

[Bub (BLM)]

Aug 18, 2020 14:01:08 GMT -5 Clash, Never a Meter Maid said:

The church fight in Kingsman 1 easily, but I love it all the same.

I feel like Kingsman is a film that would have been completely forgotten had it not chosen to go overboard. The ludicrous action asks you not to take it too seriously.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Aug 18, 2020 16:23:12 GMT -5 'Foretold' Joker said:

Commando's John Matrix demolition of an entire islands army is believable because this is a man who can smell gunmen sneaking up on his house at the start of the film.

He can also jump out of a passenger plane during takeoff, fall several hundred feet, land on his ass, and walk away just fine. Clearly nothing that army had in its arsenal would've had the stopping power to take him down.

[Susan "Poison" Candy]

Kevin Bacon at the end of the movie Death Sentence

[jimmyjackezekiel]

Suzaku Kururugi vs The Knights of the Round. One man in one super prototype is able to singlehandedly wipe out dozens of Knightmares, and kill three Knights of the Round with two getting not a lick of offense in. Even after the leader unleashes his precognitive geass.

It was basically the point where the writers definitely threw up their hands and just gave up trying to tell a good story.

[Captain Stud Muffin (BLM)]

Aug 18, 2020 17:20:47 GMT -5 jimmyjackezekiel said:

Suzaku Kururugi vs The Knights of the Round. One man in one super prototype is able to singlehandedly wipe out dozens of Knightmares, and kill three Knights of the Round with two getting not a lick of offense in. Even after the leader unleashes his precognitive geass.

It was basically the point where the writers definitely threw up their hands and just gave up trying to tell a good story.

I mean, his gear was more advanced and he still had the "live" Geass command which always gave him an edge 

He wasn't invincible tho, he still lost at times

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

Pick any Jon Snow battle.

Also, the night club scene beginning of 'The Collection' has to be the most ridiculous thing in a horror movie in a long time.

[Natural Born Farmer]

Chow Yun-Fat and/or Danny Lee kill most of the gangsters in HK in all of their "heroic bloodshed" outings.

[Natural Born Farmer]

Aug 18, 2020 17:00:46 GMT -5 Susan "Poison" Candy said:

Kevin Bacon at the end of the movie Death Sentence

I actually thought that scene was exceptionally well done in presenting one guy who was really pissed off but with no practical combat experience facing off with a bunch of guys who THINK they're tough, but have mostly just bullied people who don't want trouble.

[Johnny B. Decent]

Aug 18, 2020 17:27:45 GMT -5 Natural Born Farmer said:

Chow Yun-Fat and/or Danny Lee kill most of the gangsters in HK in all of their "heroic bloodshed" outings.

*Especially* Hardboiled.