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''"Death by being hit by car" is a mouthful, but we've been unable to find any equivalent shorthand version save for "death by car". This is still not the happiest answer - there's no apparent distinguishing a car crash vs. being hit by a car vs. being eaten by a car. For now, we're going to use "death by car crash" when something happens to the car (a sudden impact with a hard place, etc.) and "death by car" when something happens to a fleshing (such as being hit or run over). We'll revise as necessary when we get more data.'' | ''"Death by being hit by car" is a mouthful, but we've been unable to find any equivalent shorthand version save for "death by car". This is still not the happiest answer - there's no apparent distinguishing a car crash vs. being hit by a car vs. being eaten by a car. For now, we're going to use "death by car crash" when something happens to the car (a sudden impact with a hard place, etc.) and "death by car" when something happens to a fleshing (such as being hit or run over). We'll revise as necessary when we get more data.'' | ||
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| + | ''We don't believe this was a death: you can survive a car roll, and the explosion was in the trunk area only.'' | ||
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Revision as of 09:06, 24 February 2012
Though the movie wasn't released in the US until 2001, it still premiered in 2000.
Death and sleaze index
Death by:
Death and sleaze notes
| Reference | Time | Notes |
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13:20 | Death by car crash, explosion (x3).
Cars are shells around the flesh and obscure the actual death of a body: we see more damage to the vehicle than to the actual inhabitants. As such, we really only count "car deaths" when they're directly related to characters we know. Here, three cars explode (two of which clearly don't have anyone inside), but they're merely window-dressing to the actual car chase. We can probably assume three (or more) people died in the crash, but we don't really know for sure. |
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56:00 | Death by car.
"Death by being hit by car" is a mouthful, but we've been unable to find any equivalent shorthand version save for "death by car". This is still not the happiest answer - there's no apparent distinguishing a car crash vs. being hit by a car vs. being eaten by a car. For now, we're going to use "death by car crash" when something happens to the car (a sudden impact with a hard place, etc.) and "death by car" when something happens to a fleshing (such as being hit or run over). We'll revise as necessary when we get more data. |
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1:06:35 | Death by car crash, explosion.
We don't believe this was a death: you can survive a car roll, and the explosion was in the trunk area only. |
