Road to Perdition DVD

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Has anyone seen Road to Perdition? The DVD just came out and I was considering buying it. I have not seen the movie yet, but am always looking for movies with good gun scenes.

How is Road to Perdition as far as guns and action go?
 
One word: Tommyguns :)

Its a good movie. Gun action was decent from what I remembered. You want good action scenes. Check out Heat and Ronin.
 
Yeah, I have Heat, Ronin, Way of the Gun, Untouchables, Replacemet Killers, and several other quality gun movies......

I just wasn't sure how Road to Perdition was since I have never seen it....
 
Just saw this tonight. Oh man how I liked that thompson and the case he had. Slick!

What a combo - 1911 and a thompson.
 
At least he isn't flying through the air and shooting ticks off of a dog's back. He stands and mows 'em down! Good story, I liked the movie quite a bit. But from a pure action/gunfighting, it's a side thing. If you like Tommyguns at all, another bonus!
 
I saw it Sunday night on DVD- good movie, excellent photography, good acting, great guns- however I thought the ending had an anti gun message (don't want to give it away for those who haven't seen it).
 
Anyone in Sacramento area

who would like to buy a Savage .32 auto like the bad guy uses, let me know.

$150.00 + private party transfer fee

Where ELSE can you get a 10 shot .32 that is so POWERFUL that it rips right THROUGH a guy and splatters GALLONS of his blood on a window on the other side?
 
This is a fine movie overall, but there are some of really silly gun scenes.

One that comes to mind is at the end when Tom Hanks is being viewed from outside a picture window and gets shot from behind. The bullets exit his chest and even splatter the window with blood... but don't hit or break the window?

In another scene, a bad guy shoots at Hanks from about six feet with a shotgun and misses him about five times. I mean one shot is about about five feet to the right of Hanks! Then, Hanks departs, runs downstairs, crosses the street and jumps on a speeding car. Whereupon the same bad guy who couldn't hit him from six feet away with a shotgun, leans out the window and at fifty yards plugs him with a handgun.

There are other scenes that are equally silly. It's a good movie, just typical Hollywood when the guns get drawn.

Keith
 
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