Most powerful movie and tv weapons
Most powerful movie and tv weapons
Noah Smith
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Ayden Fisher
I gotta gun like that. I call it the nanosecond I finished pumping with my card
Colton Hernandez
I guess we just post pics of that weapon
Jeremiah Brooks
*blocks your path*
Carson Perry
can a /k/ fag explain to a brainlet what exactly is wrong with this?
Camden Jones
The blast is way too big and his enormous sausage fingers just look hilarious gripping that pea shooter
Bentley King
Also the gun is extremely obviously just a plastic toy.
The real question though is, why the fuck did they show it in a close-up? They had to have known the prop was shit.
Lincoln Gonzalez
i thought this was considered one of the best television series of all time?
Ryan Jackson
this scene would be less iconic if it had some innocuous generic looking gun being used by a more normal looking character killing a more impressive target than jackie
this gun has filtered so many people they should call it a brita
Aiden Lewis
This is a genuine and agreeable opinion
Carson Bell
The prop is shit on purpose so no one on set confuses it with an actual gun. They probably meant to edit that scene later and either forgot or got lazy.
Levi Wright
Samuel Perry
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A lot of death or fight scenes in the Sopranos are intentionally awkward or funny. See Vito or Phil Leotardo's death
Liam Murphy
William Peterson
I think there was some story about how the actor who played jackie jr. was a cunt and chase wanted to get rid of him without him knowing, so they shot some random footage of him walking and then created the scene in post production. that's why vito literally teleports behind him and all we see is a closeup of his fat fingers
Carter Wilson
its a single shot assassin pistol where you dont need to spend 5 minutes trying to find where the casing flew off to
Benjamin Long
Jacob Sullivan
Xavier Torres
>GIVE ME THAT DEVO GUN
Jonathan Bailey
The Sopranos slowly evolved from a gangster tribute series into a comedy series that wanted to portray the mafia as the pathetic uncinematic boomers they were IRL. In a lesser show like The Wire (or season 1 of the Sopranos), Jackie's hit would've had a lean looking mean faced mobster step out of the bushes with a sleek silenced pistol, levelling it at a wide eyed Jackie. The professional looking assassin would spout some line the writers wanted to be iconic, then gun down Jackie while some indie song played, all while ignoring the basic ridiculous premise of the scene that the mafia were devoting a bunch of resources to whack some 21 year old fuck up college drop out.
By that point the Sopranos writers had become self aware enough that they knew writing the hit with any sort of grace or dignity was ridiculous, so they had the fattest gangster wield the tiniest gun they could find, had him teleport behind Jackie off screen, then shoot him unceremoniously once in the back of the head on a dirty street in the middle of nigger town before waddling away.
The point is to highlight how pathetic and comical the mafia actually was, and it makes the scene more memorable. That's why we're still talking about it 20 years later while no one remembers Brendan Filone's death or things like pic related.
Do you get it now user?
Eli Lee
it sounds like you just made all of that up
Josiah Harris
>the wire
>amazing kill scene
What like le epic shotgun man ayoooooooooooooooooooooo
Jack Lopez
Juan Smith
>In a lesser show like The Wire (or season 1 of the Sopranos), Jackie's hit would've had a lean looking mean faced mobster step out of the bushes with a sleek silenced pistol, levelling it at a wide eyed Jackie. The professional looking assassin would spout some line the writers wanted to be iconic, then gun down Jackie while some indie song played,
Yes user, this is what I think of when I think of The Wire. I think of silenced pistols and one liners with indie songs playing.
Julian Robinson
>hyped up as a super powerful weapon or object
>doesn’t do anything besides make people invisible or angry
Nicholas Wright
Matthew Stewart
John Fisher
Nice.
Kevin Clark
the power it grants change depending on who is wearing it
Cooper Morris
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Ethan Green
Feel like I'm gonna break this damn thing!
Evan Jenkins
that was always such a weak joke.
he should have just explained it or have him test it on a firing range. its one of theose jokes that relys on people acting like how two team mates would ever never act in real life, it would be over with 5 seconds of explanation from white partner to black partner. .
Alexander Reed
Bentley White
lol how the fuck did any of that work?
Brayden Ross
I hated this in MIB. Even as a kid I was like, why wouldn’t they give him something good and risk fucking up any mission for a weak joke?
Jack Hernandez
This was so fucking stupid.
Liam Flores
>shoots own arm
>everybody knows I'm a wise guy
Gavin Diaz
>give a rookie an incredibly dangerous gun and don't tell him how it works
J could have easily killed himself, K, or a bystander not knowing what that gun would do.