SWAT (movie/DVD)

Judge the SWAT movie and its gun scenes.

  • Great gun movie. Highly realistic gun scenes and tactics.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Fun gun movie. Not really realistic, but not total BS either.

    Votes: 60 55.6%
  • Horrible gun movie. Horrible gun scenes, total BS in the gun department.

    Votes: 15 13.9%
  • I have not seen the movie yet. Not sure if I will.

    Votes: 33 30.6%

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Tactical popcorn movie; fun flick. If I wanted realistic, I'd be sending my resume to LAPD.

Now the question is what color is tactical popcorn?
 
Target will have the DVD for $15.99 on Tuesday, and Walmart will price theirs lower as per their own rules, so maybe I'll pick it up :)

It should have some good extras on it.

For extras, I suggest you check out the Criterion Collection edition of The Rock, it has some awesome weapons stuff on it according to my buddy.
 
It was a fairly realistic movie with that jamming 1911, heheh....

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There is an interesting deleted scene where a couple LAPD officers run into a gun store to borrow AR-15's during the shootout at the beginning of the movie (ala b&b guns during the LA bank robbery shootout?)

The gun store clerk starts out with some reply about well, those were banned, and...

and the officers say something like, please! we're getting way outgunned out there!

and the gun store guy hands them a couple AR-15's.

The officers yell, "thanks buddy! we owe you one" or something like that on their way out the door


-badwolf
 
Just take the movie for what it is - a movie. I found it to be reasonably entertaining. Naturally I could not help but to critique the mistakes that invariably appear. Those of us on this site and others are going to do that.
 
50 BMG w/silencer - Barrett maybe?
Kimber TLE/RLII
AR15's

During a street shoot-out it looks like the BGs have silenced Beretta's but later they say AK47s.:rolleyes:

Probably lots more, I'll have to watch it again.
 
Lightsped, SWAT handguns I caught were the Kimber TLE (but it has a Series II!!!!) and the S&W 4506.
 
I saw it in the theatre a week after it was released. It's an ok movie. 2 out of 4 stars. Worth watching once, but definitely not worth buying on DVD, unless you get it for $8 after tax which is about the same cost as your average non-matinee movie ticket.
 
For extras, I suggest you check out the Criterion Collection edition of The Rock, it has some awesome weapons stuff on it according to my buddy.

If you don't have The Rock Criterion Edition, you should buy that before you buy SWAT. I remember when I bought the first version of The Rock on DVD and was horrified with the non-anamorphic transfer. I waited years for a re-release on DVD and was blessed by the Criterion release. I have two copies, one sealed and one opened for watching. Criterion has a tendency to discontinue DVDs (ie: Robocop and The Silence of the Lambs).

The extras disc has the gunplay in Hollywood featurette where they talk about gun handling in movies. They also have a great featurette of the SEAL team insertion. The underwater footage was pretty much all models.
 
I make every attempt to not support the Hollywood Movie industry. They will get no money from me. On the other hand, I may eventually bootleg a copied DVD from someone else who owns it ;)
 
Just got the movie from wally world.
Gonna watch in a couple of hours. I'll judge then.
Gonna make my mother watch it too. hehehehe
 
During a street shoot-out it looks like the BGs have silenced Beretta's but later they say AK47s.


I noticed this too. Now that I think about it though, I think they may have done this to represent the stupidity of reporters:uhoh:
 
I bought it but havent watched it yet . My reason for watching it ,is to see Michelle Rodrequiz run around with a gun.;)
 
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