The bull - Mænd & høns (2015) Discussion

[–] gentey 8 years ago

I don't think a man could rape a bull to death. He did kill him though. And I think he raped the chickens out of frustration for being the only one who didn't score and killed the bull because he was jealous. And at the end when everyone was with their families, he was sitting with a chicken so that confirmed it.

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[–] maratonrunner 7 years ago

It is a comedy so I think he raped the bull to death. it doesn't matter what you can do or not in real life in a comedy.

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[–] gentey 7 years ago

I would love to know where this raped to death stuff is coming from. This is like that thing where everyone believed that you could punch a human nose through the skull. That was just some line from a really dumb movie which turned into a playground rumor to urban legend and is now considered fact. It's completely impossible; a skull fracture is either a fatality or serious injury. The skull is a thick strong bone. The nose on the other hand is mostly cartilage and the bones are small and weak. Nose breaks are very common. If a nose is hit with significant force to even contact the skull, the nose bones would shatter.

No, the human body is built to be able to accommodate a human penis. Both men and women are fully capable of accepting a man's penis into their body. Now on the other hand, a bull could potentially kill a human via intercourse. So "raped to death" is surely some line from some tv show that has gotten out of control because people refuse to think about simple physics or biology.

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[–] Priat 8 years ago

He killed the bull out of jealousy because the bull was a stud and the frustration from him not getting laid at the old folks home.

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[–] lamieur 8 years ago

You could actually see he slit the bull's throat, there was a blood pool below its neck.

MAJOR spoiler, don't hover before viewing! Also, that was Isaac the 8th while Elias was the son of Isaac the 2nd, making Elias the bull's grand-grand-something-uncle. We could see clear chemistry between them when the guys first came to the house. Turns out that was instinctive competition between bulls.

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[–] OratiaGlake (1234) 6 years ago

As Elias had bull genes in him he was obviously from the start finding the actual bull a rival. That became more obvious with him looking at it and saying things about it. I think he finally decided to kill the bull because it had become too much for him, I’d like to think that he then went on a bit of a spree with the chickens ‘like a bull in a China shop’, rather than have intercourse with them, but I think the later is probably true, given that he was overly sexual and didn’t get a woman like the other men.....and also that he is sitting with one at the end, as someone else has commented on.
A man could not rape a bull to death. For one, Elias would probably need a ladder to get up to the bull in order to penetrate him. If he was alternately stimulating the bull, I don’t think the bull would die from that either. Both methods would be dangerous more for the man! It is clear, again as someone else has commented, that the bull is laid out dead with blood near his throat, which indicates a violently bloody death for the bull at the man’s hands. I also don’t think, even if Elias is so sexually frustrated, that he would try to rape the bull, which he would see as a rival. Bulls fight, not rape each other.

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