The one in Starship Troopers. She has her chest impaled with a six foot long barbed spike and is walking perfectly fine ten minutes later.
"THAT didn't kill him?"
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Do you mean the redhead or the brunette (can't remember their names)?Toaster Hunter said:
I did find it odd that the later had no problem moving her arm after her shoulder was severely punctured by a rather large insect.
The one at the end, brunette I think. It was right at the end. She gets impaled, the spike is removed leaving a huge cavity in her chest, gets rescued and walks triumphantly out of the tunnel all within ten minutes, with no medical aid administered.Casual Shinji said:
In Black and White Two there was one guy who just wouldn't die.
You would do anything to him and nope, nothing. I threw him halfway across the continent, into the ocean, dropped him from the sky repeatedly and to no prevail.
Eventually I picked him up, took him to the alter, and sacrificed him. That was his only weakness.
Afterward I felt really bad, considering what he went through and how tough of an opponent he had been.
You would do anything to him and nope, nothing. I threw him halfway across the continent, into the ocean, dropped him from the sky repeatedly and to no prevail.
Eventually I picked him up, took him to the alter, and sacrificed him. That was his only weakness.
Afterward I felt really bad, considering what he went through and how tough of an opponent he had been.
The general in Avatar. It wasn't a medical impossibility, the son of a ***** just REALLY should've died ten minutes before he actually did.
A real life example would be Rasputin, if that hasn't been mentioned yet. He survived being poisoned, shot, and thrown in a river, only dying of hypothermia.
Then there's a guy I read about who survived seven nails to the head from a nail gun, and shrugged it off like it was nothing.
A real life example would be Rasputin, if that hasn't been mentioned yet. He survived being poisoned, shot, and thrown in a river, only dying of hypothermia.
Then there's a guy I read about who survived seven nails to the head from a nail gun, and shrugged it off like it was nothing.
Like she did when she was having sex with the man character. She was faking it. Ha haLdude893 said:
I am reminded of Alexander the Great. Wounded by every type of weapon o fhis day, but only died because he was poinsoned (was drinking, then suddenly felt ill).
Ajax in the movie Troy, or any barbarian in any movie based in ancient greece, or rather ANY barbarian that is fighting alongside "civilised" troops. Said barbarian will die, but will take an imperial fuckton to kill. If there is more than 1 barbarian, then he won' tbe near as tough to kill.
Ajax in the movie Troy, or any barbarian in any movie based in ancient greece, or rather ANY barbarian that is fighting alongside "civilised" troops. Said barbarian will die, but will take an imperial fuckton to kill. If there is more than 1 barbarian, then he won' tbe near as tough to kill.
In The Hills Have Eyes, one of the mutant hillbillies gets shot in the throat and shoulder, yet he doesn't die until he's pushed off a cliff a few minutes later. Also...
At the end, the three main guys shoot each other around fifteen times each, yet they all live for a few minutes afterwards.
Bullet wounds actually don't hurt much at all. The only reason I even felt mine was because it was an accident, so I had basically no adrenalin in my system. In a firefight, I can easily see not feeling it, and continuing on; you would notice decreased mobility in whatever got hit, and you would get lightheaded as you bleed (which hampers comprehension of the whole situation) but pain would be minimal unless it hit a bone or something. The reason is pretty simple; a lot of skin nerves fire when exposed to air, but bullets cauterize the flesh as they pass through; not deeply enough to stop bleeding, but it destroys most of the surface nerves. A bone hit, though, would transmit damage further away from the bullet wound, where healthy nerves can report damage.Monkfish Acc. said:
On topic, see this entire article: http://www.cracked.com/article_17573_7-fatal-injuries-that-people-somehow-survived.html
Seriously, one guy survived a fucking RPG to the stomach. Another? 3-foot spike through his brain. And these are real people, not Hollywood.
Also, this one: http://www.cracked.com/article_16497_7-people-who-cheated-death-then-kicked-it-in-balls.html
In this edition, we have a woman who survived a fucking 33,000 foot fall.
Gideon from "Seraphim Falls" survives, in order:
1) Being shot in the shoulder
2) Rolling down a snowy mountain
3) Crossing a log in a manner that would wreak hell on a man's balls
4) Falling off of said log into a freezing river
5) Plummeting down a 50-foot (approx.) waterfall
6) Abandoning his fur coat so that he doesn't get dragged down and drown
7) Sprinting back into the snowy forest immediately afterwards
8) Doing makeshift self-surgery to remove the bullet and cauterize the wound
9) Lying half-naked in the snow whilst recovering from said surgery
And all within the first ten minutes of the film.
1) Being shot in the shoulder
2) Rolling down a snowy mountain
3) Crossing a log in a manner that would wreak hell on a man's balls
4) Falling off of said log into a freezing river
5) Plummeting down a 50-foot (approx.) waterfall
6) Abandoning his fur coat so that he doesn't get dragged down and drown
7) Sprinting back into the snowy forest immediately afterwards
8) Doing makeshift self-surgery to remove the bullet and cauterize the wound
9) Lying half-naked in the snow whilst recovering from said surgery
And all within the first ten minutes of the film.
Might want to follow your own advice up there.
OT: I believe the thread title is actually the subtitle of Uncharted 3. But as far as movies go, how bout the scene with the fighter jet in Die Hard 4?
