Favorite Gun Scene Ever

[subierex]

Too many (in no order):

1) Predator: The deforestation scene (makes me giggle)
2) Heat: Enough said
3) Tremors: "Rec room" scene (again, giggle)
4) Band of Brothers: second or third episode where they take the German artillery unit in trenches. Heck, the whole series is awesome.

 

[rainbowbob]

Over 50 posts and no mention of "3:10 to Yuma"?

 

[subierex]

misANTHrope


Yo homie! Is that my briefcase?

Aww, man. I forgot that one. I can't remember how many times I've watched that clip in slo-mo. A great scene from a darn good film.

 

[SG1]

One of my favorite gun scenes (although I don't know how probable) is The Outlaw Josey Wells when Josey is handing over his pistols, then flips them to shoot the two trappers.

Not much dialogue, but him spitting chewing tobacco on the dead guys' heads was cooler than anything he could have said.

 

[hso]

Silverado

Deputy: That them shootin'?
Sheriff Langston: No, it's coming from those rocks.
Deputy: Well, let's go. He ain't hittin' nothin'.
Sheriff Langston: You idiot, he's hit everything he's aimed at!
Deputy: Well, they ain't out of our jurisdiction 'til they reach the flattop.
[Sheriff Langston's hat is shot off his head]
Sheriff Langston: Today, my jurisdiction ends here. ... Pick up my hat.

 

[Bazooka Joe71]

Yeah, that'd be it cheese.

$13.00 for all three at Wally World? I'm there tonight!

Yeah, The Outlaw Josie Wales is pretty darn good. I also definitely love "yo homie, is that my briefcase.

 

[brentn]

lmao, was that a 4 bore rifle? I remember that from when I was a kid, movie scared me pretty good, now its like comedy gold

WIcked scene btw, thanks heh..

There was a great gunfight scene in equilibrium at the end, I never seen a G36 picked up off the ground that way before Heh.. total bs, but still really really fun to watch
I suggest you guys check it out, its with christian bale.

 

[ctdonath]

A few of the scenes in Equilibrium rank high up there.

Final scene is fantastic - demonstrating the difference between "movie" combat (long wordy buildup to prolonged trained-experts-can't-hit-a-thing fight) and "survival" combat (threat! STRIKE!). (OK, it was with a katana, but the lesson remains.)

While most of the other scenes are unrealistic, they are indeed spectacular.

 

[Dope]

Equilibrium has some of the most badass, stylized combat scenes I've ever seen: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_bGqnK0mFq4

Way Of The Gun has some good realistic shootouts too.

Dope

 

[sarduy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF-WeswkqXc&feature=related

 

[ctdonath]

"yo homie, is that my briefcase"

FWIW: that was shot "green screen" with actors separated, then composited together. Range was close enough that even blanks were dangerous. Very well done.

 

[XDKingslayer]

The cannonball scene from The Patriot.

 

[bigfoot311]

the opening scene in "snatch" when benicio del toro takes off his rabbi garb to reveal 4 revolvers.

"ver is the stooone"

 

[s2brutus]

What?

I can't BELIEVE no one has mentioned that Antonio Banderas movie with that guitar-case-full-'o-guns.

And what about those Ruger pistols he used with the 68 round magazines?

 

[mindwip]

For comedy Tremors, For Fun Firefly, For "cool" Matrix last one with those bots now thats a machine gun!

For all out action just about any Band of Brothers

And for the future i will say Band of Brothers 2 The Pacific



ps Equilibrium rocked as a movie, so underrated!

 

[s2brutus]

Yes, I was joking.

 

[rainbowbob]

Just watched the OPs clip from tremors...good stuff!

"Broke into the wrong Goddammed rec-room - didn't you, you bastard!"

 

[zippo9]

"the Good, The Bad, and The Ugly"

Tuco (Eli Wallach) "if you are going to shoot, shoot, don't talk."

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

Die Hard, where John McClane (Bruce Willis) feigns surrender, then pulls a pistol from where it was taped to his back and uses the last two cartridges in it to first dispatch one of Hans Gruber's (Alan Rickman) henchmen with a shot through the head, then to shoot and wound Gruber. Then he blows the smoke from the open muzzle and says, "Happy trails, Hans!"

 

[Deer Hunter]

I just watched the end fight scene in Equilibrium....

That was pretty darned stupid. Why wouldn't one of them step back, oh, say a foot and shot then?

 

[M60]

Paraphrased....

Marlboro: You just spent $12.00 and didn't hit anything. I got two and it cost $6.35.

Harley: Where'd they go?

Marlboro: There comin' this way, and they're spending a fortune!

Something like that...

-Mark.

 

[Nolo]

I have to give the siege scene in Ned Kelly some credit. That was a good job in realism and action.

 

[RPCVYemen]

Shoot'em Up

The whole movie is one long gunfight scene. Not what I would call realistic , but loads of fun.

Mike

 

[mindwip]

Quite Possibly The Greatest French-Language, English-Subtitled, Japanese Action-Comedy Of All Time.

How can you beat a tag line like that, big tuff french "best cop in the world" guy inherits japanese teenage daughter to take care, o the while bad guys want them died.


Best scene in a huge multy level arcade. French guy is getting his daughter, and a young kid tries to get him to do a western duel in a game,


No thanks. Says the french guy, then the kid shoots in the game doing super great and proud of him self.

From all around 6 real life bad guys pop and try to shoot our heroes. French guy draws on each and kills them with one round each, 6 bad guys, with 44 mag revolver. The look on the kids face is great!

 

[ScottyB]

Fun, unrealistic scene...

In Boondock Saints when the brothers fall through the hotel room ceiling and shoot a room full of mobsters while spinning around (both with two Berettas blazing).