How many animals they killed for this movie?
OMG, in 1990 there are no CGI, they must killed a lot of buffalos for filming.
How is this acceptable???????
OMG, in 1990 there are no CGI, they must killed a lot of buffalos for filming.
How is this acceptable???????
Watch the dvd extras and you'll see not a single one. Nice try to troll.
shareThey wouldn't put it on DVD for people to see their atrocity.
shareGive me a few thousand dollars, and I'll make you a totally convincing dead buffalo out of crap I bought at the craft store.
I'll even drizzle it with a few things from the grocery store to attract enough flies to make it look real.
Do you even watch the movie? They aren't unmoving buffalos, they tumble, roll.
shareAll I remember is the dead buffaloes.
As for the tumble and roll, I believe that's done with tripwires. Cowboy movie stunt riders used to do that all the time.
In that speed, even tripwires didn't kill them, it will cause harm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9kQtd4_WcU
Yeah, the cowboy stunt riders had to stop using tripwires on horses because so many of the horses ended up with broken legs and had to be put down. Of course a modern riding horse has legs that are more fragile than those of a wild animal, humans have been breeding them for speed and not durability for hundreds of thousands of years. So I *hope* that the buffalo came to no harm, although I think there's a good chance they did and nobody's admitting it.
Even if "no animals were killed in the making of this film", I bet a bunch were thoroughly pissed off.