Coolest gun moment in a movie

[straydoglogic]

 

[damnabo]

Well, I cannot pass by without mentioning chainsaw moment in Doom 2005.

By the way, if you have never watched this movie, then check this video from the beginning.

 

[Brawny]

I'm going old school here....The Godfather. Leave the gun, take the cannoli. Also the scene where Michael is in the restaurant when he takes care of Sollozo and McCluskey.

 

[javbike]

I'm going old school here....The Godfather. Leave the gun, take the cannoli. Also the scene where Michael is in the restaurant when he takes care of Sollozo and McCluskey.

That’s my favorite all time movie period

 

[damnabo]

Returning to movies based on popular games and franchises.
What about laser in Resident Evil 2002?

It's not a gun actually, but it also kills well.

 

[Bassbob]

That’s my favorite all time movie period

Same. I consider 1 and 2 the same movie. I can recite the dialogue nearly verbatim from memory.

 

[Sld1959]

Jeremiah Johnson my all time favorite movie has great gun scenes.

I hachete jack being of sound mind and broke legs leave my bear rifle to whoever finds it. It's a good bear rifle and kilt the bear that kilt me.

 

[TSiWRX]

I'm going old school here....The Godfather. Leave the gun, take the cannoli. Also the scene where Michael is in the restaurant when he takes care of Sollozo and McCluskey.

That’s my favorite all time movie period

Same. I consider 1 and 2 the same movie. I can recite the dialogue nearly verbatim from memory.

^ Towards these three - to celebrate the 50th-anniversary of The Godfather (

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), my wife and I started last week on our re-watch of the trilogy.

 

[javbike]

Same. I consider 1 and 2 the same movie. I can recite the dialogue nearly verbatim from memory.

Me too

 

[Onewolf426]

 

[Talyn]

Old School

John Wayne - True Grit: Meadow Shootout

New School

John Wick 2: The Concert and the Catacombs.

 

[Belt Fed]

At 2:50. movie is sucker punch. plenty of gun usage by scantily dressed women. lol

 

[Snake45]

At 2:50. movie is sucker punch. plenty of gun usage by scantily dressed women. lol

Hella cool! I'll have to check this movie out. I think I saw it listed on one of my streaming services the other day. Thanks for posting this!

 

[The Night Rider]

 

[HansGruber]

Surprised nobody posted this little gem from “Sicario”.

Much NSFW language.

 

[BruceMc]

The scene in True Grit is great "fill your hands". I've been to the site where that seen was filmed, just below Owl Creek Pass in Colorado. Beautiful spot. But my favorite shoot out scene was from Last Man Standing with Bruce Willis. He loads up a bunch of magazines and busts in with a 1911 in each hand. If you like westerns, A Fist Full of Dollars is the same movie.

 

[Snake45]

But my favorite shoot out scene was from Last Man Standing with Bruce Willis. He loads up a bunch of magazines and busts in with a 1911 in each hand. If you like westerns, A Fist Full of Dollars is the same movie.

Which was itself a remake of the 1961 Japanese film Yojimbo.

 

[REVD322]

Agreed on Heat. Michael Mann movies tend to take the gunplay seriously. How about that scene in Collateral with Cruise drawing and shooting?

+1 on Collateral…

 

[USMC6094]

There's never been, before, or since, a better shoot out scene than in Heat.....

When i was stationed in Japan, me and a buddy would watch the shoot out at lunch to get properly motivated for the rest of our work day......

Guess that's the Marines for you....

 

[Hammer67]