What do you think is the worst guntrope in media?

[Ash]

I read a book - can't recall, just some kind of pulp fiction - where two doctors determined a knife wound came from a bayonet...yeah...right.

One thing you always know is that the guy with the flame thrower is going to take a bullet and explode. Ditto for the black guy in most horror movies - no matter how great the guy is, he's going to get it.

 

[ChaoSS]

That was done well enough, but you could tell the guns were fake, the guy handed off the pistol to the other guy, and there was no "click-click". Always a dead giveaway that the guns being handled are not real. Special effects people really need to learn to duplicate that properly.

 

[xfyrfiter]

Now that was hilarious.

 

[mugsie]

Watch out guys, Obummer will probably sign yet another executive order outlawing cardboard guns, and especially high cap cardboard magazines! Can't have people buying cardboard bullets now can we?

 

[Ash]

Worse, imagine the mayhem when it is discovered we can simply print them out on card stock....

 

[Phaedrus/69]

In Shooter the shot-through-the-eye was right towards the end when they were in the mountains/snow. Marky Mark is hidden, looking for the BGs as the BBEG's chopper was just landing.

 

[Phaedrus/69]

Here's a link to that scene in Shooter. The bullet-thru-the-scope kill is at about 43 seconds.

 

[Warp]

Good catch/video link. Sure enough...there it is.

And I forgot how choppy that movie was with the cut scenes