Can it get any worse than this?

[.cheese.]

Wait, a movie that didn't accurately reflect the real world? I call shenanigans!

I agree. Everybody knows that Hollywood never told a lie.

 

[Rico567]

The "Death Wish" series may be interesting historically (for how the early 1970's viewed social issues, and to movie "cult" fans, but they were strictly "exploitation" movies, made (at least the first 3) by a production company that made only that type of movies. The formula was simple: make a movie for a few million bucks that capitalized on current fads or fears, and get out. Accuracy was never even thought of.

This, of course, was in an age before video stores, when any piece of garbage committed to film would ultimately make a profit, one $1 rental at a time.

 

[Rokyudai]

I think I liked Mr. Bronson in Death Hunt better. Still some gun play action, but, more wilderness based...and you would pee your britches if Lee Marvin was on your trail!

 

[Elza]

The MG’s shown in DW-3 caught my eye. The first time it was shown it was a 1919 Browning. The next time the doors opened it had morphed into an MG-42.

 

[Justin]

Wait a minute. You were watching a movie about a vigilante who takes on the criminal element by killing them, and you're concerned about the inaccuracy of someone having guns shipped to a PO Box?