whats your favorite movie gun blooper

[nighthawk80]

I love the continual re-cocking of semi-autos...

YouTube - Showdown

Ha ha ha, that was to funny!

 

[goColt]

Mark Wahlberg manually chambering a round on an M82A1 in Shooter

Kills me everytime. Also he goes back and forth from shooting right handed and left handed. Not sure if that was on purpose or not though.

The entire movie Shooter was a blooper. One of the worst gun-movies I've seen in a long time. Replace the two O's with an I and it's a more fitting title for the movie.

 

[JBusch8899]

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[JBusch8899]

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[chezuki]

Willis says because the Glock is made of porcelain.

Urban Dictionary: Glock 7

Like this?

 

[Archbishop]

Can't believe no one has mentioned "Face off" where to even start?

 

[spoke78]

One of my favorite movie lines from US Marshalls "Get rid of that nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a Glock!" -Tommy Lee Jones

Sorry not a blooper...

 

[backtrail540]

In Desperado, Cheech Marin pulls out a suppressed revolver to shoot Quentin Tarentino(sp?).

 

[BloodEclipse]

It happens all to often in a lot of movies. When ever a guy picks up a gun that has been firing he then manually chambers a round when there should have been one in there already. Also, a round does not eject out of the chamber proving that it was loaded. So how could it have been firing?

I'm watching a series on SyFy called Sanctuary and they do it every time a gun is seen.

 

[slimplmbr]

Mine has to be all the movies where the ammo never seems to end, 25+ shot revolvers and never ending mags in bruce willis' guns in last man standing

 

[oldfb]

Mine has to be all the movies where the ammo never seems to end, 25+ shot revolvers and never ending mags in bruce willis' guns in last man standing

Did you fail to see the double reloads he does lightning fast and all of the mags he loaded up on before the battles? Frame by frame someone actualy performed that reload. Even if it was sped up someone had coordination.

Might have been full of bloopers and bad endless mags but still fun to see quick draw 1911 work.lol

"It was in the script" is how I forgive them.

Shooter was a horrible movie but the book by Stephen Hunter, Point of Impact IIRC was a nice read filled with great gun battles and mild intrigue.

Most of the Swagger series was interesting and told of those mythical breed of American Vets that were raised to perform spectacular feats of shooting and heroism.

I guess we could do worse for entertainment by watching anything with Rosie O, Whoppie G or Oprah.

 

[Bubba]

I'm watching a series on SyFy called Sanctuary and they do it every time a gun is seen.

To give credit where credit is due, I'm catching up on my season 1 and I can't help but notice that unlike many actors the hawt blonde girl (Ashley), Amanda Tapping (Helen) and the geeky IT guy (Henry) have pretty decent trigger discipline. There's still the matter of fighting mutants with suppressed Glocks and giant gold plated race guns but at least their fingers are off the trigger.

 

[rambone]

In Commando, Arnold kills literally 800 charging bad guys with his machine gun without reloading. +1

 

[50bmgshooter]

How about "Hot Shots Part Deux". During the main gun fight Topper(Charlie Sheen) runs out of ammo when about 10 guys charge at him. He sees an ammo box, grabs a handfull of bullets, throws them at the bgs and they all are shot dead. HAHA. Brings a new meaning to "handgun".

 

[groovatron]

I know it's not a movie, but I'm suprised no one has mentioned the A-Team yet. There were probably 100 hilarious "gun play" scenarios in every episode.........and a bullet never hit a person and no one ever got hurt in the show. They would just end up flying through the air only to get up unharmed and get tied up. I still have very fond memories of the A-Team from growing up.....one of the best 80's shows IMO!!!!.....and I'd love to have one of those stainless Mini-14's that were the A-Teams prefered "truck gun".......

 

[JetGirl]

I still have very fond memories of the A-Team from growing up.....one of the best 80's shows IMO!!!!.....

If you have a problem...if no one else can help...and *if* you can find them...
maybe YOU can hire - The "A" Team!

 

[Indianajeff]

The movie 16 blocks, when Bruce Willis comes out of the store after a beer run and finds his prisoner being attacked he starts shooting his Glock, the slide clearly locks to the rear, but somehow it magically keeps firing.

 

[SouthBendIN]

Starship Troopers (best movie ever btw): seeing those guys shooting hundreds of rounds without reloading.

 

[csm47362]

There are so many were to start....

 

[backtrail540]

Also in A Few Good Men the executive officer kills himself with a m9 and later while in court Tom Cruise says he shot himself with a 45.