Lights, Camera, Action: The Wild World of Firearms in Movies, TV Shows, and Video Games

[Annihilator]

Good story firearms used in movies, TV and video games….nice read

Lights, Camera, Action: The Wild World of Firearms in Movies, TV Shows, and Video Games - The Mag Life

While the portrayal of firearms in movies, TV shows, and video games often stretches the boundaries of reality, it's all part of the fun. These exaggerations and inaccuracies create memorable moments, iconic characters, and thrilling action sequences that keep us glued to our screens.

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[Shibadog]

I like it when the AR’s hit like a small howitzer-Very realistic

 

[trader]

ya, kinda like a martial arts scene - take the john wick III scenes where those 145lb asian lads give mr reeves character a kick (he is 175lb btw) and he goes flying through the plate glass display stands. Uh huh. very realistic indeed.

 

[Cedric]

Or in a typical war flick where grenades explode like a 105mm howitzer projo.

 

[trader]

It's been widely rumored that the hollywood scene usually makes gasoline or related explosive energy "bombs" bc either they can't get the permits or the real things. Petroleum blasts makes lots of red flame expansive cloud like formations and the smoke afterwards is visually impressive. The audiences by and large don't know the difference.

 

[Cedric]

It's been widely rumored that the hollywood scene usually makes gasoline or related explosive energy "bombs" bc either they can't get the permits or the real things. Petroleum blasts makes lots of red flame expansive cloud like formations and the smoke afterwards is visually impressive. The audiences by and large don't know the difference.

They also use compressed air with packed Fuller's Earth to simulate explosive impacts.

 

[Skunkhouse]

Nice article

 

[Blackfeather]

Nothing beats the sound of switching the safety off on a Glock.

 

[Annihilator]

Nothing beats the sound of switching the safety off on a Glock.

Ah….ok