Is it feasible for someone to live (like the few hours that Mr Orange did) for a while if they get a gunshot wound similar to Mr Orange?
shareSure. People have lived through some crazy stuff.
Seize the moment, 'cause tomorrow you might be dead.
On the trivia it states they had a paramedic on scene so they can determine how much blood to show in a realistic way , with it being believable that he was still alive.
shareI am no doctor but he receives no medical attention of any kind, and although the amount of time elapsed is not clear, I feel he could have bled to death three times over.
"Chicken soup - with a *beep* straw."
People have indeed remained in their incarnation through some stupidly crazy stuff you wouldn't think is feasible.
However, my point about him is not that he lives too long, but that he's too strong.
When you are in pain, especially a LOT of pain, you become weak. Ridiculously weak. Your muscles refuse to obey, you start fainting, you get very thirsty, and all kinds of stuff like this happens. With his pain level, I would reckon he should've fainted at least a couple of times just from sheer weakness, if nothing else.
The second thing to note is how much blood he is losing. He wouldn't have the strength to scream and yell and trash around like that, if he was losing that much blood AND he's in that much pain. He might even become delirious, groggy, sleepy or at least faint. Brain needs a lot of blood, and when the blood circulation is disrupted and blood is spilling out of the body, the brain doesn't get enough blood and so on.
No one with wounds like that, bullets inside their body, in great pain, losing that much blood, could scream and trash around that much. He's shown to be 'weak', because he can't stand/walk, etc., but at the same time, he has SO MUCH ENERGY that he can not only shoot a gun multiple times accurately, but also scream and yell obscenities at a cop.
This, in my opinion, makes it way more unrealistic than any of the 'how long would he live'-stuff.
No.
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