ROAR (1981) - BAD MOVIE REVIEW | THE MOST DANGEROUS MOVIE EVER | Double Toasted

[@humanspoder777]

This is the closest people will ever get to a real life Jurassic Park situation

[@Hollyclown]

Fun fact Mativo grew up in Africa around lions. So he lived his life knowing, you don’t mess around with them. Which is why one of the reasons he is one of the only people in production to not be injured.

[@ladynikkie]

Damn pretty much the only one who had enough sense.

[@danieltobin4498]

He was also the only one who didn’t pet or play with the lions, probably why he never got injured. He gave those lions a wide berth

[@rascoehunter3608]

I noticed that Mativo had a gun in a holster throughout the entire movie but never used it. With how crazy dangerous this production was I wouldn't be surprised if that was a real gun. There are a few times that he looked like he was about to pull it out if you look closely.

[@thecatsablanca429]

Good man. He was also a teacher after the production ended. R.I.P. Mativo

[@ladynikkie]

@@rascoehunter3608 smart man I would have did the same damn thing untrained wild animals. You better go prepared

[@michaelsinger4638]

I loved the African man’s reactions in the BTS stuff. He’s basically got the “stupid White people trying to sleep with tigers” vibe going on.

[@samantaluna3870]

I've never understood why nobody has adapted the story behind this movie, its insane.

[@MrLazerCatt]

I've always thought this, I'm picturing Will Ferrel as Hank but he might be too old now.

[@thespitefulartist]

@@MrLazerCatt Naw that idea is gold lol

[@ablazindevilhead]

There are a few documentaries on this.

[@thehomiedan6378]

You mean like James Franco with The Room style?

[@MrLazerCatt]

@@thehomiedan6378 Kinda, you really can go back a few years before filming cause the family had pet tigers in their LA mansion for a while, just hanging out around the house. There's a time magazine article on it.

[@VidWatcher01]

Togar got that "f**k around & find out" energy 🤣🤣💀

[@alexthehunted]

This is one of the scariest movies ever made because its just loads of wild big cats nearly killing everyone

[@ladynikkie]

I wouldn't even stand around them. Even if you pay me a million dollars. No amount of money is worth it.

[@DetroitAlan01]

No matter how hard anyone ever goes at this movie, no one will ever be able to rip Roar even half as hard as it literally ripped itself. Absolutely brutal filmmaking that borders on being criminally negligent.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Borders? The makers of this film should have, by all accounts, faced criminal charges.

[@jongon0848]

It's honestly a miracle and complete blind luck that nobody died during this shoot. I still can't believe they got away with filming this shit even back then.

[@DarthNVious]

Well I would not know about that. Things like that; no one needs to know. No one needs to know.

[@ladynikkie]

No humans died but yet a bunch of cats did during production. There were two wildfires and a flood in which several cats drowned some of them escaped into the highway and close to a suburban area that the police have to shoot them down. Honestly, the cop should have shut down production right there

[@judyparsons1333]

I definitely would swop my life for his my dream

[@SoulStarSketchin]

man this movie has so many stories about injuries and stress all around. But that one African man? Only one to walk out with hardly a scratch cause he knew how to stay the hell away from wild animals

[@ladynikkie]

24:14 oh that disclaimer is a great big lie during production. There was actually two wildfires and a flood in that area that destroyed most of the set. Several of the cats drowned and several more actually escaped from that area. They were roaming around the California highway and I believe some of them were close to a suburban area. The police had to shoot them down so definitely some animals were harmed during production lol.

[@webbercoyote1926]

I knew when I saw it, I called absolute bullshit

[@ladynikkie]

@@webbercoyote1926 ikr?😂

[@samspotz8r8s]

I think the law is that no animals can be harmed on film or something. I've learned not to trust it

[@chrislink3824]

Only three were shot and killed by the police. None drowned. I knew many of these cats as I had volunteered at Tippi's Hedren's Shambala Preserve where it was filmed and they lived out their life. They were very well loved and cared for. I started to volunteer at Shambala in 1987 and retired as a volunteer in 2022.

[@orlandowright2323]

There is not enough money in the world to have me on the set of that movie, you're just asking for death.

[@arodz21]

Fun Fact not mentioned here: The Cinematographer on this film was Jan De Bont, who would later go on to be a director himself on such films as Speed, Twister and The Haunting.

[@noahalliston3838]

Jan De Bont was also one of the crew members to be brutally scalped while shooting this movie.

[@DeniseFaraday]

They mentioned that fact during the full version of the review on Twitch. It's always better to watch the full version of reviews there where it's unedited.

[@rascoehunter3608]

The cinematography in this movie is pretty good. There are some pretty good shots in here that I was curious to how they got. There was a POV shot from on top of an Elephant, POV shots from inside a barrel being rolled off the roof, and POV shots from a motorcycle. I was surprised that they were able to stay still enough in order film the movie with lions running at them.

[@marcusaurelius6307]

And Cujo!

[@tallmex7183]

Dude was gonna make a good American godzilla movie in 1994 but sony screwed him over

[@maxmaven398]

Nobody mentioning the fact that these are (mostly) male lion's. In a pride of lion's there's usually three males to twelve females. This is like twenty males fighting over two or three females. It's like throwing Beyonce into the ADX. No wonder it was chaos.

[@ourladyofperpetualskepticism]

That many males together seems like a terrible idea. Aren’t prides in the wild usually like 3 males tops? This is horrifying. I can’t believe this was made. However, enjoyed the commentary. Only thing that made watching this bearable.

[@LaughingGemini]

They used real animals? Idk if they had cgi/special effects back then.

[@ladynikkie]

@@LaughingGemini no, this was the '80s. CGI was non-existent until the mid '80s.

[@xl081]

Having 132 different Wild cats in a house together including males and females had to have been pure Chaos🤯😈🤣

[@nostalgicwiz3977]

Basically this is Tiger King before Tiger King lol 😆 😂

[@blackmcbain3145]

Tippi is Melanie's mom. Who happens to also be Dakota Johnson mom. Imagine endangering your daughter for cheap thrills. And that's just 50 shades of grey

[@musicaleuphoria8699]

Goddanggit!!🤣

[@rascoehunter3608]

What is really ironic is that early on in the movie Tippi Hedren's character talks about being separated from Hank for a while. But then in real life divorced the director the year after the movie released.

[@VidWatcher01]

I'm wheezing!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@muchlovegambine949]

Billy’s yell laugh just brings my spirit up 😂😂😂

[@stevekasan1575]

this movie is just insane. Insane on screen, INSANITY off screen.

[@comixproviderftw_02]

Every time I see this movie, I’m like “Who thought this was a good idea?”

[@michaelsinger4638]

People with more heart than brains.

[@mofish8925]

Yts did. Heartless, greedy people w no respect for anything other than themselves and wealth.

[@overlookers]

@@michaelsinger4638 *coke

[@thisasiankidistrashfordram374]

The main human actors. Tippy & her husband kept pitching the idea to film studios but professional animal trainers & studio execs turned them down. So they shot & directed this without them 🙄.

[@MrJamaigar]

​​​​@@thisasiankidistrashfordram374 I don't know...I think Noel Marshall was the only nutjob on board with the idea. How he roped everyone ,crew and cast, into this shitshow is what I'd like to know. His wife must've been sane enough to realise what she was taking part in, and would've bailed on Marshall if they weren't strapped for money. (This "thing" cost 17 million $ to make)

[@rohnbosley4811]

I screamed when Corey said "they tenderizing this family" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sesfilmsllc]

The director of photography got scalped by one of the lions. Melanie Griffith had to get facial reconstruction surgery.

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

I have never heard of this movie. Here for the laughter and comments. Happy Saturday Toasties! 💚

[@rascoehunter3608]

This is my most anticipated review for them. This movie is so crazy that it is perfect for them to roast.

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

@@rascoehunter3608 this is the most scariest movie I have ever seen. No freaking way I would have done this movie, not for all the money in the world.

[@keldorthebluemack]

I definitely wanna see it now just for the laughs

[@rascoehunter3608]

@@thickbrownlegs1859 especially in the 70's and 80's. That time period is what I like to call he Don't Give a Damn Era. Back then people could get away with doing almost anything. Back then they did care who got offended or hurt.

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

@@rascoehunter3608 so true. 70’s and 80’s a lot of folks were way too high to give any F’s. I think half of those movie deal folks were high 🤣🤣🤣

[@DeeSee25]

That one lion is legit terrifying looking

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

Wow, this movie is horrifying. Anyone who’s owned a regular old house cat knows there little claws are dangerous as heck. I have all kinds of scratches from my cat getting just a little excited while playing. Playing for a cat *is* about satisfying the hunting instinct. When that cat is a 500lb big cat (like a Lion or tiger) saying ‘they are just playing’ doesn’t mean you can’t get VERY VERY hurt, if not dead, from “playing”. The way not to help endangered animals…shoving them all together in a small space…

[@Gideon13397]

As someone who's been to safari trip in Africa at 5 years old, you really don't want to get close to the animals. Let alone Lions.

[@lotusson]

"It's a stressful movie to watch..." BRUH, IT WAS A STRESSFUL REVIEW TO WATCH

[@ladynikkie]

I remember learning about this movie on weird history's channel. I I know the director of this movie had to be high to come up with a crazy movie like this and even when every crew member the actors the cameraman when they got injured they still kept doing this crazy ass movie.

[@Sedgewise47]

“Weird History Channel”? (🤔??!!…)

[@ladynikkie]

@@Sedgewise47 trust me it's a really good channel these guys actually do their research. They mentioned things that you never knew even when you went to your history class in middle or high school.

[@HerooftheWild]

This movie was considered the most dangerous movie ever filmed and most expensive home movie ever made

[@plcthelegacy4131]

Fun fact, in the Birds, Alfred Hitchcock threw live birds at Tippy Hedren for hours over the course of a couple of days. So I feel like Tippy kinda devolved that need for danger. Because Hitchcock being a total d*ck, it lead her making this movie.

[@thecinematicmind]

Only to be in the most intense filming of her career.

[@danieltobin4498]

Great, now I can’t get the image of Hitchcock yeeting birds at Tippy Hedrwn out of my head

[@juliazalewski3023]

Yeah, Hitchcock may have been a total d*ck, but you can’t blame him for this. Hitchcock had birds tossed at Tippi by professional animal wranglers. She was never in danger. There’s absolutely no comparison.

[@mikeklamecki7510]

I saw this movie when it was at the 7am slot at a 24 Hour B-Movie Fest in Chicago that started at 6pm the previous night. After staying up all night watching bad movies, this was just too much for the audience. We were all screaming, laughing, yelling and howling at the chaos on the screen. Probably the best movie watching experience of my life... 🦁

[@TheHannahcast]

Yeah, no, this was an extremely irresponsible production. I don't care how much everyone shits on CGI, if I were a director and having a major scene involving an actor and a fucking lion/tiger/leopard/whatever extremely dangerous animal, I'm not putting the actor and cat in danger. That cat's gonna be CGI.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Even if the cats were the best-trained animals in the world (which is a pipe dream), it’s still better to go the CGI route, since the latter is a much more controllable and versatile option that also opens the door to doing whatever scene you want. I never bought a tiger or lion or bear play-wrestling with their trainer who acts as the actor’s stunt double as a real fight or mauling. Using real animals is not only morally dubious but it’s also very limiting.

[@EverEssence4790]

I’m surprised there were no fatalities! This whole production was just straight up suicide

[@matthewprince9705]

This was made in the 1970s, CGI was non existent. If it was a studio film, they should have used puppetry and animatronics.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

To be frank, the people who made this film possible should have been hauled off to the slammer for endangering people and for animal abuse. Big cats are some of the last animals you want to work with, not only are they incredibly powerful and dangerous, but they are highly unpredictable, and even trained ones still have deeply rooted predatory instincts that can be set off at any moment. If you’re handling these animals, you better avoid falling over, because that might trigger the cat to lunge and throttle you like you were an impala after seeing your exposed neck.

[@rajabcroswell9020]

You know what pisses me off with alot of these movies that take place in Africa, are the scenes when they show these little kids running after a car as it pulls off. Wtf came up with that idea?

[@whoknowswhocares885]

An old teacher of mine used this movie (and the Weinstein accusations) as a reason to never become an actor. You never know what is in store for you when you acquire fame and your well-being is never the first priority to others.

[@TheMeloettaful]

That is so true! I think it also goes with any high profile position that puts you in the spotlight. So unless you have a really good head on your shoulders there will always be people looking to take advantage of you and your fame & fortune 😞.

[@rascoehunter3608]

A lot of times they hide stuff in contracts too that comes to bite themselves in ass later. If I remember right Emily Blunt was originally going to be Black Widow but she had to drop out because she had to do another Universal movie when Iron Man 2 was in production.

[@Montesama314]

14:40--HOLY SHIT, that big cat tackled him like a linebacker!

[@Montesama314]

These scenes with the lions constantly bounce between uncomfortable and freaking HILARIOUS. Like the scene where Hank says, "You just gotta show them how strong you are!" While the guys are just getting SMOTHERED in 800 pounds of lion muscle. Poor Mativo.

[@SinEstherLittle]

I've never been so terrified in my life watching this review. It's hilarious, but terrifying. The amount of male lions on this set is just negligent. There are only two male lions to a pride max, and they are brothers. These lions keep getting into fights because they are most likely not related and 2, they are males. Highly territorial.

[@i.m.evilhomer5084]

Just so you know, this film was originally advertised as a "ferocious comedy" adventure film for families, with a comedic poster with two tigers sitting in the back seat of a cartoony car. "Born Free" & "Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion" this ain't.

[@RealKyndleNance]

The moral of the story; DON’T adopt wild animals.

[@MrJamaigar]

People just don't understand that all wild animals are dangerous in their own way. Even zoo animals are capable of harm. They aren't tame, or docile, and shouldn't be messed with.

[@cville991]

Unless you see people on KZbin that owned wild animals.

[@matthewprince9705]

I could never understand why they didn't follow what Born Free did in 1966. That was a similar lion movie with a Oscar winning pop song and it was set on a wildlife reserve. Every thing was done properly and safety wise, while this movie was reckless and insane!

[@overlookers]

"This is exhausting." _~Rich Evans_

[@allys744]

Gosh, I feel bad for everyone involved with the film (maybe not the director because he knew EXACTLY what he was doing), especially tippi hedren. For a devoted animal right activist, these species aren’t exactly returning the favor to her. As stated in the video, first she was in “The Birds” where Hitchcock unleashed a SWARM of real birds on her. Then, she made this movie. Bless the woman’s heart ❤️

[@juliazalewski3023]

She was 100% complicit with Noel Marshall. Feel sorry for Melanie Griffith.

[@kevjohn2006]

This entire review is hilarious and this movie is super terrible, but Martin's "you got a dollar?" comment at 47:10 broke me down to my core. I was laughing so hard and for so long that I had to stop the vid to catch my breath.

[@Montesama314]

As it turns out, the Wikipedia entry indicates that "Hank" was in fact bitten through the hand, so yeah, that REALLY WAS a wound.

[@daikeembell4305]

Never heard of this movie and now I know why

[@nerdsalsocomeinchocolate2740]

So basically Hank was the "Tiger King" 1981 version. The "OG".

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Mixed with Timothy Treadwell.

[@ButterCookie1984]

Indeed!

[@erikbyrge2024]

18:37 I said get back! 34:35 🔥🔥🔥 14:16 big cat Hit stick tackling

[@ablazindevilhead]

Actually, I think several of the big cats were killed during the filming. There was a flood that rolled in and destroyed the set, editing bays and several of the animals. They filmed near a railroad line and the railroad donated some box cars to house some of the big cats.

[@ladynikkie]

And some of those cats escaped during that flood they were roaming around the California highway and close to a suburban area that the police had no choice but to shoot some of them down

[@CapedCrusader007]

And to think this movie was rated pg in 1981.

[@BrontoSmilodon1]

8:34 oh shit those are Cape buffalo and they will kill a person if they're too close.

[@williambeckett6336]

If you want to see some "80's racial sensitivitiy" do a bad movie roast double feature of the Richard Chamberlin movies "King Solomon's mines" and "Allan Quartermain and the lost city of gold." ESPECIALLY city of gold. Don't pay attention to the actors, feast your eyes on the extras and day players in the background. That sh!t is comedy gold.

[@matthewprince9705]

That's what I said, the racist stereotypes in the first were ridiculous...

[@Nightwing-ce1tx]

I remember Melanie Griffith talking about this. I know they declawed and defanged some of the lions but this was a huge risk. Did the producers and studio behind this get sued? 🦁 😱 😨 🙀

[@maymay5600]

Decawled and defanged?! That is fucked up

[@snaketooth0943]

When you started talking about all the injuries actors got working on this movie, I thought you were gonna say some of them got PTSD from the injuries they got.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

Tippi hedron seems to have real bad luck. I even asked Veronica Cartwright at a retro con if the shoots were as bad as they say but she said it was ok for herself

[@skinnyzachfilms]

The only time I’ve seen a guy play with giant cats and not make me worried was when Superman did it. I don’t think I need to explain why.

[@FIDIOT-cringe]

OMG!!! You guys haven't done TANK GIRL!!! It's got Ice T!!

[@VidWatcher01]

38:09 Why that part remind me of the one episode of Loki when he climbs to the top of the "Loki Lair" & when he looks up he sees all these variant Lokis staring down at him?🤣🤣

[@sternritternovad]

This is legitimately terrifying

[@teonnaweakfall1606]

Joe exotic on Meth 🤣🤣

[@ragarcon]

So just joe exotic then 😅 hes already on all the meth

[@DzellJr]

"it's like watching a virtual snuff film"

[@midshipsport]

That was a WWF punch by the lion.

[@ddbob1]

So I wanna know did anyone get sued...because I feel like some people should've been lol. And you definitely should make that Bark! movie lol.

[@loganford3921]

It's chaotic, random, horror, thriller, WTF, spontaneous, bloody and to top it all off its a family adventure comedy film lol. How they got away with it and survived is crazy.

[@nikkicole54321]

Togard is a menace to the pride. 😂

[@ThommyMckGoaty]

Wasn’t expecting that Togar twist💀💀

[@matthewprince9705]

This review should have been an extra on the DVD! I'll keep rewatching it over and over again! Double Toasted is my stress relief!

[@warhammerguy]

Oh my god, I remember DT talking about this video YEARS ago when DT first started. It was so funny, I think Martin broke down laughing.

[@brandeno919]

Old school movie reviews are y’all funniest this and blacula had me in tears

[@mattfleurant9295]

Using this movie to promote awareness of big cats is like using Cannibal Holocaust to promote the plight of indigenous peoples.

[@thelivingjed9676]

Oh, I was already aware big cats are f*cking dangerous lol

[@clbaker8356]

when the family arrive and the cats attack film has a serious zombie movie vibe

[@eddihurta7173]

One time during All Def live...I said jokingly "If you think Jamaica is in Africa you might be racist"...The look on peoples faces when they realized "Wait Jamaica ISN'T in Africa?" 😮

[@rommix0]

This movie was uncomfortable to watch. What the hell were the movie makers even thinking? Thank god it flopped.

[@dafttassia1960]

Imagine if this was a hit. Theyd be doing sequels and remakes and all and maybe even a genre

[@rommix0]

@@dafttassia1960 Yeah, and more injuries on set lol

[@Aaron_Smith_OM]

So, I just watched this because it's free on KZbin, a channel named "Shila Rai" has the movie and... it was horrifying. You can see the moments where people were getting really hurt, I spotted the infamous scene where an actor was scalped and I was like... this was a "family movie"? I get the message/theme but Jesus was this done poorly!!! But I laughed my ass off the whole time!

[@Aaron_Smith_OM]

@Chasformer it's twice after looking back at it. I read an article in the NY Times (I think) reviewing Tippie Hedren's autobiography and she mentioned one of the poachers being scalped, and then one of the sons or the DP got scalped as well. But the first one is around the 17 minute mark where the poachers are at the "cat house" and the tigers show up and there's the water fight.

[@MultiPolarWorldCo-op]

The elephant broke that one persons leg...

[@bat4280]

Fun Fact: Togar's previous owner is Anton LaVey, the founder of the Church of Satan.

[@cozypilgrim8530]

That explains the blood on Togar's face.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Exactly what about that is fun?

[@MrLazerCatt]

Shout out to Good Bad Flicks and RLM for covering this movie also

[@707Chiva]

I remember when Korey talked about Martin laughing and loving this film, he was making fun of him for loving seeing real actors being mauled by real animals. I heard this even back in the spill era.

[@EverEssence4790]

This movie should’ve originally been called “ Don’t F#ck with Cats”! It was reported that atleast 100 people were seriously injured ( possibly more) including the lead cast… Hedren, Griffith and Marshall were both hospitalized. Wtf?

[@andim.8788]

I see Korey I see martin I see billy the see 1 hour I am so in

[@astarr3867]

19:59 This is one of the funniest back ground Commentaries Billy has done 😂

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Fun fact the movie was originally titled Lions, Lions and More Lions.

[@samspotz8r8s]

I always put off watching this movie because I didn't want to get depressed over a bunch of mistreated animals attacking a bunch of mistreated staff...but gotta admit the curiosity has always killed me

[@SmeagolTheGreat]

I get that, but honestly - It is an experience. Not a good one, granted, but it's something you've never seen before and probably (hopefully) never will again. Worth to watch it once, when in a curious mood.

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@SmeagolTheGreat like The Green Inferno....

[@LARKXHIN]

"Guy Whitey." 😂

[@perrilewis180]

I feel bad for the animals because they must be so stressed out. Like male lions can group up but not that many in a pride. At least three

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

Lesson of the day kids don't adopt wild animals

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Am I the only one who noticed that Frank sounds an awful lot like Matthew Lillard’s Shaggy? I mean, you would have to be high as a kite to do this kind of shit XD

[@mikegrady5669]

Saw it on HBO in 83. Scared the shit out of me!

[@dragondaveltd1992]

Are you doing Alligator (1980) for Retro Movie Roast with Martin and Billy, Korey?

[@anubusx]

Remenber that film Endangered Species? Beast looks so much like it.

[@anubusx]

Day Of The Animals with an evil Leslie Neilson.

[@Philbert-s2c]

How dare you suggest Alligator is a bad movie. I'll have you know it's the greatest movie about a giant alligator loose in the Chicago sewers starring Robert Forster in 1980....ever made.

[@dragondaveltd1992]

@@Philbert-s2c chamge it to Retro

[@Philbert-s2c]

@@dragondaveltd1992 I was actually kidding....but cool.

[@paulcoulonjr]

Man this movie is close to being a snuff film 😂

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

Don’t which is more terrifying being with all these lions in roar or being covered in killer bees in the Swarm 1978 featuring Michael Caine.

[@anubusx]

Oh God not the bees.

[@jaqenhgar7732]

Thank you for reviewing this!

[@Pooky1991]

I was waiting for them to do this movie lol. Its amazing what these actors went through. The whole backstory for this movie is amazing.

[@carn9507]

I dunno if anyone else mentioned this but Tippi Hedren went on to look after Michael Jackson's tigers, Thriller and Sabu after he won his 2005 trial and decided he was done with Neverland as the false allegations had ruined the place for him (he was pretty much done with America and moved overseas to focus on raising his kids Paris, Prince and Bigi) and he had all his animals go to sanctuaries and such (Bubbles is still alive to this day at the Center of Great Apes, with the Jackson Estate still paying his annual fees). If someone already posted that cool bit of trivia then eh, I'm sorry for repeating. :)

[@chazherring6808]

I saw Roar on KZbin 2 years ago..oh shit. The most dangerous movie ever made..indeed. 🍿

[@BashengaBlackPanther]

Glad no big cat got hurted of killed.

[@johnwerner69]

Did they do this movie for preparation for Idras Elba's beast movie or just a funny coincidence?

[@ninjanibba4259]

Prep

[@johnwerner69]

@@ninjanibba4259 nice

[@T670-i6x]

Bruh heard legends about how dangerous and deadly this flick was.

[@GojiraRising]

I'm hoping one day they'll do Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate (1980) because that one has a lot of behind the scenes drama that left some people physically hurt and a bunch of dead horses and cattle.

[@keldorthebluemack]

What killed them?

[@GojiraRising]

@@keldorthebluemack if remember correctly some of the cows were killed for some scenes when they had extras pretending to butcher dead livestock so they needed fresh cattle and the horses were hurt during stunts filming long battle scenes.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

It's also reported that that movie led to the disclaimer 'no animals were harmed during filming' to start. The snob review was epic lyrics hilarious minus the topical nonsense.

[@cybergothika6906]

Imagine investing 17 million, then having only 2 million back. Then claim you protect animals and becomes an activist. 😂

[@Gambit2483]

These lions are the most professional animal actors ever