What is Your Favorite Gun Movie?

[Redneckbuckeye]

I have two. Quigley Down Under and The Shooter(mark Walberg)

 

[chraland51]

My favorite gun movie is the last Rambo where he is in Burma. In the last few scenes where Rambo gets on that 50 calibre or a weapon of similar size and literally chops the bad guys in half or blows off limbs and makes a patrol boat into a floating piece of Swiss cheese I get goose bumps. I run the DVD in slow motion and it still looks to be realistic even though I have never seen such action. I also liked the mercenary sniper selecting his shots a little better. I really liked it when the pacifist missionary doctor realized that he needed to bust in the bad guy's head with a rock or else he would be killed. I hope they make at least one more Rambo movie about his small town in Arizona where a bunch of bad guys try to take over the town and take Rambo's daddy hostage and Rambo has to go to the local army/navy surplus store (like Arnold did) to pick up what he needed to save the day.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

That scene is probably the best and most brutal war scene from any movie ever. My personal fav from Rambo was where he took out the pirates trying to kidnap Julie Benz. If you count the shots I believe it was 8. Perfectly believable for a 1911 too.

 

[jffyg]

You guys are killing me....what about OPEN RANGE! The gun fight at the end of Open Range is an instant classic. Now that I am thinking about it how about the gun battle at the end of Unforgiven. 3-10 was good too. Maybe the Three Amigos gun battle? That damned El Guapo! Spelling is my El Guapo.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

It was mentioned earlier. That is the movie that got me to start liking Kevin Costner movies again.

An honorable mention to this thread would be Mr. Brooks. Putting a ziplock baggie over your suppressed pistol to catch the brass is a great idea... err, well good plot point

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Robocop. Kurtwood Smith's Pistol Grip Only Remington 1100 was awesome! I'm still trying to find one like it without paying for a nighthawk upgrade.

 

[762Mike]

We were soldiers is worth watching, I enjoyed it. If you pay attention, in some scenes the enemy is charging forward with AK47 on safe setting. (not all scenes, just some). Red Dawn was pretty good too, although already mentioned.

 

[Redneckbuckeye]

Grand Torn

 

[jffyg]

It was mentioned earlier. That is the movie that got me to start liking Kevin Costner movies again.

An honorable mention to this thread would be Mr. Brooks. Putting a ziplock baggie over your suppressed pistol to catch the brass is a great idea... err, well good plot point

Nice recovery there....very smooth LOL

 

[Thumper]

What was the name of the movie with the hot chinese woman shooting the m60?

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Gimme a little more to work with. Right now I'm thinking Big Trouble in Little China and I can't get it out of my head.

 

[Saiga223]

Replacement Killers
Ronin
Payback
The Corruptor
The Big hit
Max Payne
The Mechanic
& Snatch

Just to name a few...

 

[LeeStreet]

Blazing Saddles

 

[Markedup]

I like the old films of U.S. Navy battleships
firing their BIG guns.

Thanks

Mark

 

[Saiga223]

Not sure if it's been mentioned but The Town is a good one.

 

[Goodcat]

Last Man Standing

 

[DarkRose]

Last Man Standing

no Lucky Number Slevin?

 

[oneshotonekill]

Both of the "Boondock Saints" movies. I like the premise of them plus they are funny.

 

[1911Shooter]

Sniper wasnt to bad

 

[88E30M50]

For heavy weapons, you have to like 'Thunderbold and Lightfoot' with Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges. They use a 20mm to crack a vault.