Favorite Gun Scene Ever

[teknoid]

Terrence Hill in "My Name Is Nobody" slapping the hell out of the other guy. Hilarious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh9gfIoRmoc

I was just going to post that. You beat me to it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vzmdkPf3-0&feature=related

I wish I could find the "Say hello to my little friend" clip from Mafia!

 

[BlackJackal]

scarface, the matrix ( just the look on the security guys face when he sees what hes packing ) running scared, and theres plenty more

 

[Bailey Guns]

Another great combat scene was the shootout in "Proof of Life". I thought it was very good and it's gotta be one of the most realistic ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=768NkS8Ezc4

 

[Bazooka Joe71]

The $13.00 attack pack is now mine!

I'll probably never even put Tremors 3 or 4 in the DVD player, but it was worth it to have 1 and 2.

 

[Kind of Blued]

I'm glad this thread turned out so well. There are some good links in here!

My girlfirend who is just beginning her career in the film industry promised to call me anytime a gun shows up in one of her films. I'll make sure they "operate as designed", if nothing else.

 

[Tom Fury]

Oh Yeah! Hawmps!

Lovely little farce where the BG (Jack Elam I think; one of the best professional BG actors ever!) is finally going to shoot the GG Cavalry Lieutenant and has his gun collection laid out on top of a rock and can't make up his mind which one to shoot him with! I saw this years ago and just remembered it.
+1 on the My name is nobody flicks; though I think the thing in the barbers' chair has to rank right up there in "sorta gun" scenes!

Cheers, TF

Let me just whip this out here...

 

[Golden Hound]

The weird silencer on the shotgun in No Country for Old Men may or may not be realistic, but I have to say that was one of the most gun-oriented movies I've ever seen, not in the sense of being filled with shootouts but because the characters were constantly interacting with guns on an intimate level in close camera shots - checking the chambers and magazines of found pistols, adjusting the scope on the rifle, sawing off the barrel of the shotgun in the hotel room and even smoothing the cut with a file and wrapping duct tape around the grip, and the Sheriff even talks about all the different calibers of the fired casings that he finds at the crime scene.

The novel is the same way, it goes into great detail about all the specific guns.

 

[SiNNiK]

Any Otaku Vengeance fans here? This is one of my favorites.

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