History OneManArmy / Film

* ''{{Rambo}}''.
** In the fourth movie. He's a methodical commando taking apart the Communist occupation force one by one in First Blood Part 2, and he gets a lot of help in Rambo 3.
** So far, Rambo has killed over 250 people, including background information given in First Blood. There's a reason why he's considered the western ur-example of a one man army.

* Ogami Itto from the film ''Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell'', based on the [[{{Manga/LoneWolfAndCub}} manga]] of the same name, holds the record for the highest on-screen body count by a single character in a single film at '''150!'''

* Evelyn Salt, from the film ''{{Salt}}''. A one-woman special forces unit, she is able to single-handedly take out squads of specially-trained security agents and other operatives hot on her tail, [[MacGyvering improvise]] a cannon of sorts from a fire extinguisher, cleaning chemicals and the leg of a table, jump off bridges and land on the roofs of trucks unscathed, and fashion darts from freshly-milked spider venom - amongst other things.

* In ZackSnyder's SuckerPunch the [[OneManArmy One Woman Army]] is Baby Doll in the first "Dance" sequence in which she beats up a group of Samurai with guns. [[CaptainObvious On her own]]. Did I mention they are at least twice her size.

* John Carter from...well... ''JohnCarter''. He takes down an entire army by himself and the bodies have to be pulled off of him.

**** In the words of Will Riker, Luck looks out for fools, children, and ships named Enterprise.

* Tik-Tok from ''Film/ReturnToOz'' is a literal example of this trope, even calling himself OZ's "army". This looks patently ridiculous at first glance, with him appearing to be a clumsy copper boiler with a head, two spindly arms and thick legs that make him slower than a glacier... and then you see him single-handedly wipe the floor with a LARGE pack of wheelers who are pure NightmareFuel until this point in the story. Then as the rest of the wheelers flee, he grabs one in a chokehold and mercilessly interrogates him.

---> '''Nero''': I want Spock ''dead''!

* Foes fallen from Zatoichi's sword cane are imposible to count. For comparison in ''Zatoichi. Darkness Is His Ally'' (1989), [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1l-6PhnAD8 Ichi kills 103 of them.]]

* Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger in any of his 1980's (and some later) appearances. If he isn't slaughtering his way through the Hyborian Age as ''Film/ConanTheBarbarian'', he was mowing down endless waves of mooks in things like ''Film/{{Commando}}'' and ''Film/{{Eraser}}''.

* Tik-Tok from ''ReturnToOz'' is a literal example of this trope, even calling himself OZ's "army". This looks patently ridiculous at first glance, with him appearing to be a clumsy copper boiler with a head, two spindly arms and thick legs that make him slower than a glacier... and then you see him single-handedly wipe the floor with a LARGE pack of wheelers who are pure NightmareFuel until this point in the story. Then as the rest of the wheelers flee, he grabs one in a chokehold and mercilessly interrogates him.
* Half the reason [[{{Inception}} Dom Cobb]] hires Eames for his team is because Eames is an expert forger who can take any form he wants in the dreamworlds. The other half is because Eames is an absolute ''badass'' who can hold off most of an army of militarized subconscious projections.

* Raizo from NinjaAssassin kills more than 45 people on screen. Doesn't sound like much, compared to some other people on this page. Unless you consider that all of them were [[ConservationOfNinjutsu ninjas]] themselves. His kills include [[spoiler:his former Master]], who certainly had [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower Charles Atlas Superpowers]]. Raizo also possesses [[HealingFactor magic regeneration abilities]], to make things even more awesome.

* In ''{{Mulan}}'', the eponymous character singlehandedly defeats a majority of the Hun army and then, upon discovering that a few still survived, got their leader killed. With '''''fireworks'''''. As WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick put it, Mulan is "the only DisneyPrincess with a body count. In the thousands."

* [[MemeticBadass Tallahassee]] from ''{{Zombieland}}''. Just... [[CrowningMomentofAwesome Tallahassee]].

* JetLi in many of his movies. He doesn't even need weapons, most of the time. Doubled in ''Film/TheOne'' with ''two'' {{Jet Li}]s, each of whom is fully capable of taking on an army and winning thanks to the in-universe ConservationOfNinjutsu. Naturally, the final battle involves a good-vs-evil face-off between the two. Face with such awesomeness, even JasonStatham can't do much but stand back and watch.

* Bryan Mills, BadassGrandpa on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge in ''Film/{{Taken}}''. He's not just a One Man Army, but a One Man Army that [[TryingToCatchMeFightingDirty couldn't give less of a shit about what constitutes a fair fight]]. He has 32 confirmed kills, not counting the {{Mooks}} he ''just'' beats up. Don't know if the [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown fire extinguisher incident]] is counted, though.

* ''Film/ThePunisher'', as mentioned above, perfectly fits this trope, and in the movies, this is no different. Special mention must go to Punisher: War Zone, the NOT sequel and third Punisher movie. Frank Castle kills over 70 baddies, using various guns, grenades, [[EyeScream chairs]], [[OffWithHisHead knifes]], a metal pipe and his fists. On one occassion, he kills a bad guy with a ''single punch'', [[MadeOfPlasticine literally punching straight through his face]].

* In ZackSnyder's SuckerPunch the [[OneManArmy One Woman Army]] is Baby Doll in the first "Dance" sequence in which she beats up a group of Samurai with guns. [[CamptainObvious On her own]]. Did I mention they are at least twice her size.

* [[Badass Tallahassee]] from ''{{Zombieland}}''. Just... [[CrowningMomentofAwesome Tallahassee]].

* [[TheMatrix The One]] Man Army versus spawn point of Agent Smiths. Place your bets.

* ''ThePunisher'', as mentioned above, perfectly fits this trope, and in the movies, this is no different. Special mention must go to Punisher: War Zone, the NOT sequel and third Punisher movie. Frank Castle kills over 70 baddies, using various guns, grenades, [[EyeScream chairs]], [[OffWithHisHead knifes]], a metal pipe and his fists. On one occassion, he kills a bad guy with a ''single punch'', [[MadeOfPlasticine literally punching straight through his face]].