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- Parents need to know that this over-the-top action movie is unrepentantly violent, with a body count in the dozens and constant extreme, grisly depictions of hand-to-hand combat, gunshot wounds, explosions, industrial accidents, and much more.
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The movie's body count is in the dozens, with constant, extreme, and bloody/gory violence -- including shootings, fights, bare-handed neck-breakings, decapitations, several point-blank shotgun blasts (viewers see the victim's face obliterated), stabbings, death by explosion, and more.
- Dominic West, Julie Benz, Ray Stevenson
- Lexi Alexander
- Lionsgate
Jun 30, 2009 · War Zone is easily the most violent of the Punisher films, and also the one most true to the comic book origins, the character stabbing, slashing, torturing, impaling, head-butting, snapping the necks of, shooting and burning his criminal victims like a consummate professional, permanently tooled-up with neck-protecting body armour and an ...
Punisher: War Zone is at its best when it's delivering its particular brand of over the top, 1980s movie style violence. This is gun action/violence as it should be: bloody and gory as hell. So why all the bad reviews?
"Punisher: War Zone" hits theaters this Friday and brings along a fantastic level of violence, straight out of Marvel's unrated MAX line.
In 1989 Dolph Lundgren first picked up the Punisher’s pistols on the big screen. Fifteen years later, Marvel Studios rebooted the violence-prone vigilante. Now, Frank Castle’s story starts over yet again. The ’89 and ’04 versions both earned an R rating for violence.
- Lexi Alexander
Jan 29, 2009 · After hunting down and killing hundreds of violent criminals, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, must face his most deadly foe yet: Jigsaw.
For pervasive strong brutal violence, language and some drug use. CAST AS ROLE MODELS: RAY STEVENSON plays a former FBI agent turned lethal vigilante who is on a nonstop killing spree of all sorts of criminal types (all as a result of his family being murdered by the same in the past).
