movies with lots of gun play?

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QUIGLY DOWN UNDER even if you don't like westerns, the riflery in this more than makes up for the hats and horses
 
"The Killers" , another Yun-Fat/Wu action fest
"A Better Tomorrow" & "A Better Tomorrow 2"
"Ambush", a recent Finnish war epic
And the special "What's in the Box" edition of Ronin:

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The Greatest Texan Western Ever Made:

The Wild Bunch.

"Heat" is good. Bullitt is superb- Steve McQueen in the Getaway (another great movie made in Texas) is absolutely the best. He shoots a Winchester pump and a 1911. Very well.

Just saw Quick and the Dead by mistake the other night....maybe I was just disgusted at the plot and editing mistakes...didn't notice the gun handling.

Interesting that anyone should mention a movie where outsiders come to town and kill the elected city, county, and law enforcement officials, after declaring their intention to do just that....and are recognized as heroes and liberators: Open Range. A very radical movie.

Enemy at the Gates is OK. Last of the Mohicans has realistic shooting. (Nice follow-through with a flintlock)

The worst? Anything with John Wayne, who handled a gun like a frying pan, The Billy-Bob Alamo, (what a wimpy shooter...and he is supposed to be Crockett! Blasphemy!)
 
EXTREME PREJUDICE 1987

Nick Nolte, Powers Booth & a bunch of other 80's era actors. I really enjoyed watching Rip Torn wield a long barreled model 1897 Winchester shotgun. There's also a cool scene in a Mexican village where a bunch of bandidos are partying in the streets either carying an AK or AR. The last shoot out resembled the final scene from The Wild Bunch. If you're a fan of that movie, you gotta check this one out.
 
Favorites?

Well, I'd rank The Outlaw Josey Wales, Tombstone, and Black Hawk Down pretty much at the top.
 
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that shut me up
 
RE: movies with lots of gun play

Check out Shooters. Not to be confused with the new Wahlberg movie. Shooters is a British gangster movie with a pretty good shoot out at the end. I think a BHP is used. Don't buy this one though, just rent it.

Anybody mention King of New York with the car chase scene towards the end?
 
I just saw Blood Diamond last night...It was a bit long, but the end brought it all together and made me enjoy it.

Lord of War was absolutely awesome! Even if you thought the movie was boring(which I didn't) what Nick Cage says to Ethan Hawk at the end of the movie makes it all worth while...great movie.
 
Wow, I'm post 40 and nobody has meantioned Die Hard? Theres a few guns in that series of movies. Last I heard anyway...
 
LONESOME DOVE

Gus MacRae rides into Blue Duck's camp to rescue Lorena from the injuns, and commences to blast 6 or 7 hostiles from a'horseback (he CARRIED a Walker Colt in the movie, but in THAT scene he used a Colt 1860 Army).

Also worth mentioning was when he shot Monkey Jim through the belly with his Henry from EXTREME range while Monkey Jim did a chicken dance in front of his own "buffler gun" with which he had been banging away at Gus through the afternoon. The chuckle Gus let out after giving him a new belly button was classic.

Then again when he dropped the injun from his saddle with a casual his shot as he rode down on him with a lance.

Gus ROCKS!
 
I vote for Apocolypse Now. Other movies fail to meet these requirments..

Directed by the same person that directed The Godfather series./ check

Given a "Unexeptable" rating by the American Humane Association for showing a live water buffalo being slaughtered by Cambodians./ check

Shows a Vietnamese women being wasted by an m60 when running twards a box of puppies./ check

Shows Charle Sheen ACTUALLY drunk and breaking a mirror with his hand and ACTUALLY bleeding./ Check.

When all these requirements are met it makes for a pretty damn good movie.

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I'm reading and reading and I'm thinking No one said Apocolypse? Then BAM, tho it is Martin Sheen but is young enough to look like Charlie.
Both "Bad Boys" movies "Pulp Fiction" "Training Day" near the end.
 
Oh ya, The Duke's gun handling in "The Green Berets" he carries the M16 upside down, and the toy one when he breaks it accross the tree.
Also the "Postman" has a lot of CARs
 
These days, just about every lame ass Hollywood movie has some gun play. Personally I prefer movies with a good plot and decent acting.
 
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