Film Theory: What if The Punisher Was Charged For EVERY Crime?

Summary by Krater

The video analyzes the crimes committed by four different live-action cinematic iterations of The Punisher (Frank Castle) from Marvel films and TV shows to determine which one would face the longest prison sentence and most severe fines.

From the video

Answers: Which cinematic version of The Punisher committed the most crimes and would receive the longest prison sentence?

• Marvel cinematic universe
• The Punisher adaptations
• Legal analysis of fictional crimes
• Class felonies and prison sentences
• Comic book characters in film and television

What it concludes

• Dolph Lundgren's Punisher faces 1,595 years in prison and 265000 dollars in fines based on 50 Class A felonies, 1 Class B, 1 Class D, and 1 Class E felony.
• Thomas Jane's Punisher faces a 917-year prison sentence and 150000 dollars in fines based on 26 Class A felonies, 2 Class B felonies, and 2 Class D felonies.
• Ray Stevenson's Punisher faces 2,770 years in prison and 355000 dollars in fines based on 70 Class A felonies and 1 illegal weapons possession charge.
• Jon Bernthal's Punisher faces 4,112 years of prison time and 700,000 dollars or more in fines based on 133 total felony charges including 44 first-degree murders and 89 second-degree murders.
• Ray Stevenson's Punisher is determined to be the worst Punisher in terms of criminal charges and prison time under the law.