/k/ approved movies/television

Can anyone recommend a good /k/ movie on Netflix

try Blood Diamond or the Siege of Jadotville, OP

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Elite Squad

fucking millennial cancer

>>34096078
Siege of Jadotville was pretty /k/

>>34096059
That scene is still unparalleled

>>34096122
sir, I would like to see your recommendations

>>34096140
ronin comes close

https://youtu.be/Y_LhXLP7D0I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UavyK5VqP6s

Only this scene in this movie

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Red State (2011)

>>34096187
MAH NIGGA

honorable mentions from pekinpah: "bring me the head of alfredo garcia" and "cross of iron"

and fuckin "major dundee" cuz why the fuck not

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy7FVXERKFE

>this will never be finished because the director was assassinated by the government

>>34096174
Wish Aussies had millions of bogan gun dealers inna outback like that lad with that level of firepower.

>>34096164
Sorry guy, but
Ronin doesn't come close.
It's better.
Ronin is the best action movie
ever made.
It's got thriller elements from the plotting and planning, suspense, espionage, best car chase scenes- it's not an action movie without car chase scenes!! it doesn't have a bunch of shitty unstable camera work and edits to disguise poor choreography. it has the classic action movie trope -- I'm shot you have to dig the bullet out[ then they're back to fighting in a few minutes lol[ the gun scenes arn't a bunch of guys lining up to catch bullets.
Master piece of a movie.
Real Gem.

>>34096059
Panic in year Zero!
Blue Ruin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSv0DZu71Uk

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AHHHHHHHHHMAZING GRAAAAAAAACE

Every time I see Al Pacino in anything I can't help but have this stupid faggot song play in my head

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S6eUFbOfIU

>>34096242
they got him because of that hand chip thing. That technology is very real and is how they will control our lives in 20-30 years, somehow this dude knew that they were going to eventually tie economic transactions to this hand chip thing. That's why we're seeing cash being phased out of economies (pennies being axed, currencies depreciated so carrying enough money is hard, contactless debit cards, that town in south korea which is a testing ground for no cash transactions)

it's coming and it is the mark of the beast as described in revelation - a mark upon the back of the hand.

>>34096059

watch anything by director Sam Peckinpah, his stuff made in 1970s vietnam era very realistic shooting scenes

>>34096783
The mark of the beast is a myth.
Religion is a joke.
We have currency so much greater: Memes.

>>34096558
This. Ronin is so good. Even the shitty fake operator in it was suberbly acted.

>>34096140
>That scene is still unparalleled
I know it's the same director, but he did similar shots and angles in Public Enemies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84Lo0iNy4bg

>>34096117
blood diamond isnt that good.
That super hind saves the movie thou.

>>34096759
i am so fucking sick of al pacino, no matter what movie he plays in he assumes the same fucking character style/mannerisms.
its so fucking old and overdone it makes me wretch just to try and watch any movie with him in it.
he literally ruined the movie HEAT with his stupid ass same old character style bullshit

jiro dreams of sushi

>>34096059
Tombstone

>>34096122
Pretty much tbqh

>>34096117
Agree with the other guy on Blood Diamond. It's a very good movie, and I love to meme about it on /tv/, but as far as /k/-core goes, it just can't compete with things like Black Hawk Down or something.

I'll give it credit for the non-violent /k/ scenes though. Scenes like when Archer meets up with his old warlord partner and we find out he's living in this huge mansion with expensive dogs and vineyards and stuff, but in reality, there's nothing he loves more than getting down and dirty in boots, just like the good old days; like a wolf in gentleman's clothing. It was moments like those that make me love that movie for what it is.

Or the scene where Archer and Digimon Hanzo try to cover as much ground between them and the mercenary camp as possible and Archer's laying down all these ground rules and Digimon's just like "woah, okay", because in the story, Archer's long retired from his military days, but we see that he's still retained that intimidating military intellect even after years of drug and alcohol abuse and it's only manifested now that they really need to hit the shit.

Actually, I change my mind. Fug that other anon, Blood Diamond is pure /k/ino.

>>34098937
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>>34096573
>Blue ruin
seconded. Highly underrated movie.
Also: Red Dawn, No Country for Old Men, Book of Eli

>>34096059

The shoot out in The Town is inspired by heat and bretty good.

>>34096059
anybody got that reload webm??

>>34098879
I agree that Pachino is over rated as fuck, but Heat is still a great movie.

>>34096059
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347330/

French movies /K should love
Le convoyeur : is about armored bank vehicls driving.

Doberman : a meme movie but kewl if you ask me

MR73 & 36 quai des orfevres

>you will never see a love action Ghost in the shell written and directed by Michael Mann

They could almost remake heat with cyborgs and armored suits

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=JZUADiy-WR4

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=1W0bqVdGeLo

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>>34096129

It kinda sucked tho.

>We fired at them, ran out of boolets, than surrendered

Why the fuck would they convert that into a movie when there's so much more interesting material out there never covered?

Fuck, Operation Dragon Rouge was so much more awesome and interesting that some minor UN faggotry skirmish.

Black Hawk Down

>>34096059

I recently had the pleasure of re-watching this movie on a system that's been built over many years by a VERY dedicated home theater buff, and the sound for the shootout was absolutely unmatched by anything else I've seen.

The sound has always been my favorite part of that scene. The shift in volume and tone as the camera cuts to different distances relative to sound sources, the echoing in the cavern of the streets, the sense that the guns are actually LOUD and difficult to hear over. Man, it's perfect.

It's also great because its not filmed in the super sanitized fashion that movies seem to lean towards nowadays. People are running past the camera in front of other shots, not everyone is always in perfect focus, events continue to unfold in the background even if the camera is not always tracking each individual participant, people mount their guns and move without being sure their face is perfectly visible for the camera, etc. It's amazing that it's so perfect when it's main strength is that it's properly conveying chaos.

>>34096059
Goddamn. Just saw it?
One of the best ever.
When they went to production they originally had used gun sounds from whatever the fuck they get sounds from. Said it just wasn't like when they filmed it.
The shooting you hear is from when they actually filmed it.
Underrated part is where Sizemore looks at Pacino.
If you've ever gone hunting its the same look that a deer gives you when it knows that it's fucked.
Amazing scene.
The only scene I like anywhere near as much is the badass shootout in Children of Men.

>>34100115
Wasn't the guy in that movie doing it because he had aids and was going to die anyway?

>>34103163
Common and believable fan-theory, but mine is that his HIV/AIDS was what was actually making him self-destructive and suicidal in the first place (beside his obvious self-hatred and his PTSD and shieeet). He only really started fighting for his and that black guy's life when he thought the stone could take him out of Africa and help him live the rest of his life in relative comfort, but ends up sacrificing himself in the end (sacrifice being different from suicide), when he realizes life is valuable...and stuff...

>>34096059
>watching Netflix and other hollywood crap
>not watching based Arthur Alphin videos
It's like you hate being comfy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyJs6expvT8

>>34096059
how is it approved anything? Val Kilmer is spraying bullets like fucking Rambo and the robbers are not dead after a minute of shooting at them

>>34096748
great fuckin movie

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The Way of the Gun tops everything.

>>34096059
>/k/-approved
>Police blindly shooting into crowds of civilians
>Robbers not dying after multiple waves of shots are fired at them from all directions
>A detective of all people willing to risk taking a headshot at an armed suspect holding a child hostage

It's a great action scene, but it's not /k/-approved.

>>34096242
You don't happen to live in Chattanooga do you?

>>34105205
not only is he taking the risk, but the movie frivolously skips the part, where the kid is traumatized for life by a loud noise and meaty bits, flying out of dead adult right in front of her face.

>>34105205
>SAS & SBS instructors flown in to coach actors.
>Shoot out scene isnt up to autismo's realism standards despite being spot on in all aspects imo, the current benchmark for a heist scne.

>>34105205
I thank God someone said it.
Movie is retarded beyond belief.

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>>34096748
this

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>>34105281
You could literally make '/K/ The Movie', and autists here would still kick up a fuss.
Best to ignore these faggots and move along

>>34096059
You know how directors who haven't really used guns before sometimes make their characters do impossible things with their weapons, like always outshooting the bad guys even though they're outnumbered 10 to 1, or getting consistent headshots all the goddamn time because "lol, headshots look awwsum"?

In this scene, did the director KNOW how insanely risky it would be to try to take that last shot with the guy carrying the child as a hostage, but he filmed the scene anyway implying he would be willing to do anything at this point just to get the carnage to stop? Or did he literally think real life was like in the movies where the good guys are crackshots at everything and getting a headshot like that would have been no problem? Cause it honestly seems super out of character that he would have taken a shot so fucking risky.

>>34105281
>SAS & SBS

well there is your problem mate, those a noguns fgts.

>you will never shoot up the Guggenheim

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TArDI5YANOc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKuurYXk8qk

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>>34096558
Ronin gave me my sleeper car fetish

>>34096187
>>34096200
The Ballad of Cable Hogue

>>34105076
>Val Kilmer is spraying bullets like fucking Rambo
he's suppressing the police while his buddies move, dummy.

>>34105205
>/k/-approved
Yeah
>Police blindly shooting into crowds of civilians
GET OUT STATIST AM I BEING DETAINED
>Robbers not dying after multiple waves of shots are fired at them from all directions
Shit literally happens
>A detective of all people willing to risk taking a headshot at an armed suspect holding a child hostage
Why the fuck not

>>34105281
>>34105335
All the people complaining about Band of Brothers and Fury's ending being "unrealistic" prove this.

You could expertly film actual combat footage and make it seem like a movie, and some dumb fuck would say it's retarded/unrealistic.

>>34102979
For me it's the concussion effects that really come through and elevate the sound to the next level.

>>34105466
shut it

>>34098287

You won't believe me anon but demons and angels do exist in this base reality. You can even go as far as touch them if you know how and if they allow it. I have seen them with my own two eyes and I am also a believer in the power of meme magic also.

>>34105100
I don't know how I can like that movie while completely despising the protagonists. Pretty much every character is a shit head. Great flick though.

>>34105281
You know what. That kind of stuff really does bother me about movies. When they do things proficiently correct, but get over the top better than real results. It really misleads people that don't know better but see it. It's a stupid ploy to sell it as realistic and misleads people that don't really have any exposure to that kind of stuff. I really think that kind of shit is fucking up society especially when it comes to weapons. If it's just all over the top stuff like a comic book or something that's entirely different though.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=zhplhhnvPQs
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MjFHqohaHYU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_HuFuKiq8U

I have a thing for long takes. Nothing would make my dick harder than a feature length realistic combat scene in one take.

La 317e Section's firefight scenes are pretty good. They only used post-filming special effects once. Not bad for a 1964 film.
I'm going to try making webm's out of them.

>>34096129
I just watched this and thoroughly enjoyed it but I have one big question, why was a company left in seemingly the middle of buttfuck nowhere to defend some town of 0 significance?

>>34105863
these are terrible. Are you some sort of middle aged women?

>>34106218
Eat shit and die faggot

>>34105487
...Are you joking? Fury's ending was they just spraying into waves of supposed SS as they ran straight into them. That was 80's B movie tier.

>>34105718
That's kinda what made me like it even more. Plus they were pretty hilarious too

>>34105863
Children of Men is my favorite movie of all time

>>34100693
Le convoyeur was really nice, it was pretty strange to see Dupontel in that sort of role, but heh, it worked.

>>34105076
>the robbers are not dead after a minute of shooting at them
How long did it take for the cops to shot down the robbers at North Hollywood already, 45min or so?

>>34096059

>watching HEAT for the first time in 2017

You just graduated from high school kiddo?

>>34105076
Non mall-ninja enough?

>>34096059
i can hardly even watch that feeling so bad for the bank robbers

i really wanted them to get away

>>34105525
Back to /x/ with you, faggot.

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Edgar Renton on youtube.

Yw

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>>34106790
>angled for-grip
>grabs magazine well
Jesus fuck I've become that which i hate

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Tour of Duty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVrvaOt7vss

the comfiest ptsd flashbacks you'll ever have.

>>34106059
> the middle of buttfuck nowhere to defend some town of 0 significance?
Because UN, that's why!

>>34096059
Wasn't Andy McNab a technical adviser on Heat?

>>34096059
The Hurt Locker

>>34096759
I wasnt aware of this. oh my fucking god.

>>34096242
>hot head productions

>>34096078
Downfall

>Ctrl+f
>No Generation Kill mentioned

Summer has truly arrived.

>>34096783
>somehow this dude knew that they were going to eventually tie economic transactions to this hand chip thing.

My retarded uncle told me about this almost 20 years ago.

It hasn't happened yet.

>>34106802

except surprise, in reality the snipers were nigger muslims and their victims were white

>>34107525
This. Generation Kill is great. Also how has no one mentioned Hell or Highwater? That final shootout alone made that movie epic

>>34106496
It literally happened.

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>>34096129
>Siege of Jadotville
It was a terribly film. Why is /k/ so in love with this movie?

>>34106218
faggot

>>34106496
>That was 80's B movie tier
Which is better than any other tier of film ever made

>>34096059
>He just saw Heat for the very first time

>>34107771
Generation Kill was probably the best thing I've seen that has taken place in recent times. Shit, I just realized that 2003 feels like recent times for me. I'm getting old.

> nobody in this entire thread has mentioned Strike Back

We got a bunch of slack-jawed faggots round here

>>34102645
Best movie. If that's all you took away from it, you need to check where you fall on the autism scale.

>>34106790
>does the fancy check-bolt-and-swing-the-mag-out the trick
>doesn't even look at the bolt

>>34105863
The school shooting thing is unrealistic as fuck, the cops would bulldoze in and magdump.

>>34096783
Off your meds again?

>>34106059
iirc the town was actually a pretty major mine in the region.

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>>34106496

>>34106658
Yeah I suppose it does make it entertaining. I really like that film even though everybody is a prick, I just thought that peculiar. I have a hard time not watching that movie if it's available. Was made in a different time though if it had came out in the last 10 years it would of seemed totally out there for a plot to the point it wouldn't make any sense. Kind of cool though a lot of movies tend to follow bad guys while trying to portray them as normal I like how this one they pretty much knew they were pieces of shit, they just stumbled into a fight with other pieces of shit.

>>34096558
>Ronin doesn't come close.
>It's better.
They're somewhat different types of movies though. I like them both for what they are.

Funny story though on how I came across Ronin. I had seen part of Heat on T.V. and wanted to buy it,but couldn't recall what it was called. Accidentally bought Ronin, was initially disappointed that it was the wrong movie, but watched it anyway. Was pleasantly surprised.

Way of the gun

Jadotville was god-awfully boring

>>34105435
Sleeper cars are pretty cool. I started liking them a bit when I found out a few of the cars I've owned were popular for that sort of thing. I guess if you got enough money and know how pretty much any car can be a sleeper though.

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>>34096118
Both of them are bretty gud. How about collateral? I mean larry snickers tried to replicate that briefcase scene.

>>34096059
Just reminds me how goddamn much I hate the overused gunshot sfx instead of real when I see it again.

>>34107746
this isn't the movie about the Washington snipers anon

>>34105863
Did they ever cg out the splatter?

>>34109046
Yeah, I liked Ronin just as mush as Heat, maybe better. Of course, Al Pacino downgraded the overall score for Heat because all he can do is play Al Pacino
breddy gud to have DeNiro and Jean Reno play side by side in a /k/ related movie

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Dog Soldiers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX9S3hdgZ5g

SPOON

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>>34111530
Yeah I was trying to watch the Christopher Walken movie Dogs of War and it was this instead and I loved it. If you have seen the Christopher Walking movie though it's /k/. Mercenaries paid to topple a government in Africa and install a new Dictator. Great Movie.

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Fuck you I like it.

Strike Back
The Unit

>>34106496
I remember reading somewhere that it was originally going to be Volkssturm troops but they thought that Brad Pitt mindlessly gunning down old men and children at the tail end of WWII would be going to far, and so it was changed to everyone's favorite enemy, the Waffen SS

>>34112648
me too

>>34096059
>and my god does was it insane.

geg

>>34112588
>If you have seen the Christopher Walking movie though it's /k/.

Book was better. It's a fictionalized guide on how to conduct a mercenary coup funded by British corporate interests only to betray them in return for a friend who is the rightful ruler of the country.

And in the book they use WWII surplus for the indig army they stand up.

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>>34096059
Sniper: Special Ops

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>>34096059
Every one of these threads I mention The Hunted, still wonder if I'm the only one who has seen it.

>>34112839
Of course not.
Stop being a tard

>>34103163
What is in the movie to support the theory he had HIV/AIDS?

>>34096242
>FEMA guillotines
I remember seeing this trailer when it came out. I cringed so fucking hard.

>>34100115
Wow. I've never once thought about Blood Diamond since I saw it, until now, and I always thought it was a pretty good movie. You changed my mind, Blood Diamond stinks

>>34105382
>did the director KNOW how insanely risky it would be to try to take that last shot with the guy carrying the child as a hostage, but he filmed the scene anyway implying he would be willing to do anything at this point just to get the carnage to stop?
This is exactly what it was.

>Cause it honestly seems super out of character that he would have taken a shot so fucking risky.
Except it isn't. The whole movie you see his character being slowly destroyed on the inside by what he has to witness as a detective in LA during the 80's/90's

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>>34109001
>Deathtraps

>>34112838
i didn't know they made fatigues that big

>>34108061
>Shit, I just realized that 2003 feels like recent times for me. I'm getting old.
You're not alone. It feels like a couple years ago and then I realize it's been almost 15 years.

>>34112839
That the one with del toro, lee jones, about knife autism?

>>34112863
I just thought it from the one scene. Been a few years since I watched it but I think it was when he was talking to someone it sounded like he was saying there was no cure for what he has, while they didn't outright say aids it seemed heavily implied in the area, and like he was living out a death sentence and his only hope was getting out and maybe finding some treatment to slow it down. Then it seemed like toward the end he just decided fuck it, no cure, I'll just do something selfless since we're not going to make it, and I'm not going to make it anyway. I would actually have to rewatch it to see why I thought that in the first place but it was the impression that stuck with me when I watched it.

>>34098296
When Ronin first came out I my McNab addled 15 year old brain couldn't process that Sean Bean's character was actually supposed to be a walt and I was absolutely livid with the film for portraying a SAS operator as an incompetent, cowardly hooligan who got done over by a cup of coffee. Nearly ruined the film for me.

I also didn't understand that DeNiro was supposed to be an active CIA infiltrator. I wasn't a smart kid, I guess.

>>34113338
I thought he was just talking about his lust for money/fighting.

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How has no one mentioned The Raid: Redemption yet?

>>34113783
>entirely airsoft guns

>>34113790
It's Indonesian, cut them some slack. The action scenes were amazing by any standards, let alone for an almost nigger-tier country

>>34113783
Ruined by the sequel(s)

>>34114017
Full weeb tier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTrJa197dSk

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>>34112838
>filename

>>34112648
>>34112810
Count me in

>>34113783
is this the movie that ripped off Dredd's plot and ruined any chance of a sequel by stealing their thunder

>>34105718
That's the point. Every character is a piece of shit so you don't care if they die or not.

>>34114286
Considering The Raid: Redemption came out in 2011, a full year before Dredd did, no.

Also, Dredd isn't getting a sequel because Hollyjew marketed it like shit, and thinks no one cares about some old brit comic.

>>34105818
this is cool. what is it from?

IDF?

>>34106958
so is it in STRIKE BACK.

They always grab mag well. Even with the angle grip on it.

>>34112838
omg. he is so huge

>>34113444
Personally, my take was that his "affliction" is a combination of PTSD and being an adrenaline junkie with a hard-on for the merc lifestyle. Much like the one character in the World War Z book.

>>34108165
So you're upset the shooter kept his eyes towards his target while either doing a muscle memory maneuver or just ensuring the mag cleared his walking path?

>>34096059
Strike Back (assuming someone else has already suggested the series)

>>34096783
God is with you
Psalm 144

>>34108072
POLICE THAT MOUTSACHE

>>34108072
Also, I can't believe they're remaking it without Aussie shit[osting Amerifat and Amerifat shitposting Bong

Truly /k/

>>34096059
val kilmers character didnt stop shooting until he got shot, hes like the only guy aware he just robbed a bank

>>34098496
>bank manager doesnt wince from a fucking thompson going off in his ear

>>34096783
sorry but you dont have the first clue what they mark of the beast is/will be

>>34116044
Exactly. That makes more sense to me. AIDS doesn't, he even turned down the prostitute at the beginning.

>>34109001
Jesus christ what a madman

>>34100115
>Digimon Hanzo
AHAHAHAHHAHA!!!!!!

>>34116620
That's because his elbow bone tumor directed him to.

>>34114797
>>34114286
Boy are you guys in for a surprise!
Dredd IS getting a sequel!

>>34096129
Should have made a movie about the Swedish UN troops in Congo instead.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsten_St%C3%A5lnacke

>>34117105
I thought it was getting a TV series and they're trying to see if Karl Urban is free on his schedule to play Dredd.

>>34117197
>http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1526260/we-have-another-dredd-2-update-from-karl-urban
Don't know exactly how trustworthy source is buy this was reported by multiple difference cinema news websites.

/k/ isn't hyped for this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KYroBErj1g

>>34102645
>>34096129
>>34108006

Siege of Jadotville is bullshit UN propaganda. It leaves out an important detail: There were no UN casualties because the rebels were specifically trying to avoid any UN casualties. The rebels wanted to succeed from the Congo for legitimate reasons (Look at the Congolese government today if you want to understand why). The UN troops killed a few hundred black people to protect the entrenched Congolese federal government. The scene where the sniper shot the EVBIL WHITE MAN wearing the white suit was especially rich - the rebels should have done the moral thing and just allowed rich white men to pillage the country from the safety and comfort of Europe, which is exactly what happened when the rebels were defeated.

>>34096122

fucking senile cuck

>>34117242
I hadn't seen this. Pretty fucking hyped.

>>34111437
I understand that the character of Hanna in Heat was known to be a coke head, which may have accounted for his high energy outbursts, although it wasn't directly depicted in the film.

>>34112588
>>34112821
Watch a modern(relatively recent) real life version
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/wideangle/episodes/once-upon-a-coup/full-episode/?p=5496

>>34112838
>my sides
>whenever I see this

>>34113320
>about knife autism
LOL, yeah.

>>34096059
It's pretty great. But that first police who got killed is a terrible shot.

>>34105382
Jesus, fuck off, you twat.
>>34113102
Correct analysis on the second point. What's of particular interest is how Hanna's life is crashing, falling apart and he is using coke and taking risks as he sees society is worthless. While McCauley is trying to make something, get out of the game, get a woman, has hope for a new life.

They converge, alter each other' fates.

>>34114797
After the performance of the first disaster they didn't want to spend too much on it and used most of the budget on production instead of marketing.

Well, it turned out to be a great fucking flick. Great story, great acting, superb special effects.

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>>34096059
pretty village pretty flames

>>34118214
Outside of the US where the biggest market for the movie would be they actually released it ONLY in 3D. It was one of the dumbest moves a distributor has done.

>>34096118
Is that that brazilian swat movie?

>>34118497
I can not stand the 3D shit. I avoid them in theaters for the 2D versions.

>>34113444
I wrote up a longer reply about why I thought it seemed that the context was about fighting and stuff but seemed more like he was hiding something that would cause people to attack him and limit his actual travel capacity on regular airliners. If he wanted out, as a regular person. He could of just got a visa. Under scrutiny with a disease as an infectious person he'd have to almost seek alternative means to escape that place. Needing lots of money to slow down his condition. The scene I was remembering was talking about something else, but it seemed like an underlying fan theory sub plot kind of thing that he couldn't explicitly state. We all have that. It'd be much worse for someone in his condition. Probably more of a sub context plot that it seemed like they were dancing around on I picked up.

Am I the only one that likes westerns? I don't see them get mentioned here, but the third magnificent seven sequel.. ride. was pretty decent in some ways. I've had officers give me some tips that parallel some of the things they did.

Fury alternate ending.
"Hans.... get the panzerfaust"
BOOM!
The end.

>>34096059
Dear Wendy. It doesn't seem /k/ at first glance, but it's /k/, it's very /k/.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1Mh8wJOeg8

>>34096059
This is why i love america : Despite being a 1st world power, modern country, with tons of security agencies and federal shit, in the end it's still a wild nation full of fucked up ppl with this kind of stuff happening.

>>34107525

>Be Marinefag veteran
>Watch Generation Kill

Holy fuck, it's almost like somebody documented my life for 4 years straight and turned it into a mini series.

This series takes all the romance and glamor out of the idea of war and replaces it with the real life fuckery, eating cold and shitty food, taking shits in random places, watching complete retards be in charge of your life, and the absolute shit show called "Marine Corps logistics" and brings it to light. There is no movie or show more accurate than this.

An honorable mention would be "The Pacific" but I can't comment on being a Marine in the 40's. At the very least the logistics still sucked ass and they always thought they'd starve to death before Japs killed them. Which is still an accurate attitude to have in the Corps to this day.

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>>34096199
>who spews so much hate even the neo-nazis stay away

>>34114664
>Every character is a piece of shit
Many of them are likable scum-bags though.

We admire the purity and simplicity of the protagonist's lifestyle, the cunning of the bagman and sympathise (a little) with the doctor and mother.

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>>34112838

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>>34122173
I love when he checks the ceiling for ninjas. Seagal is beyond mortal levels of operator.

>>34122173
>>34122178
Has anyone actually watched this?

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>>34124632
I have. Seagal was never on set with the other actors. He's never in frame with any of them, leading be to believe they shoehorned him in at the last minute.

>>34122173
>>34122178
Jesus Christ, what movie is this?

>>34126789
Straight to Cable fatboy

Dollars Trilogy

>>34096122
If you don't like Heat then you are the legal definition of a faggot.

>>34113422
>DeNiro
It was a good twist, really.

>>34096783
>christfag kook
Remember when y'all said that barcodes were the mark of the beast?

>>34124632
Yes. It's really just a cruddy war movie. The vast majority of it is a bizarre and boring ambush/siege/waiting session around a stalled truck in the middle of nowhere. The seagal portions are limited, and mostly of him sitting in a dark room talking to an injured guy, because seagal is too fat to really do much anymore.

It's not even really "so bad it's funny". The webms you see are the only really entertaining parts.

>>34105076
>what is suppressing fire?

>>34112648
That one was alright. I always thought more of a fuck you I like it film was that SWAT remake with sam l. jackson

>>34113422
I was really young when I saw it the first time it came out. I didn't really appreciate it since the pacing between the action shit was a lot of stuff, as I got older I actually started to like the in between stuff more than the actual action parts, although the action was pretty well done. Some of that though is since the filming style contrasts a lot compared to modern action scenes. It's kind of funny how beans character was a proper hooligan though, it really went over my head how it was sort of foreshadowing that he was the one setting up the arms deal and it got fucked up turning into a shootout, but he's all happy they got the guns for free while everyone else is pissed off about getting ambushed and almost killed. I think the most off putting thing to me when I first seen it was the traitor, he kind of looked like a nerd but even that was kind of a deceptive 'you can't underestimate people' kind of thing where even some goofy looking bastard can get clever and pull a fast one over on you.

>>34122178
Sniper: Special Ops

>>34126789
See >>34112838

Killing season
Any of the deathwish movies

>>34096059
Loved this scene(plus movie) but these dudes had unlimited ammo in those mags

>>34130414
It was choreographed by an ex-SAS operator.

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Give 'em hell, Pike!

>>34130414
Its called editing.
Plus, they did reload plenty.

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the one true operator movie

>>34127374
>off putting thing to me when I first seen it was the traitor, he kind of looked like a nerd but even that was kind of a deceptive 'you can't underestimate people' kind of thing where even some goofy looking bastard can get clever and pull a fast one over on you.

He was Russian. Never trust a Russian.

>>34130081
I can't believe DeNiro did this piece of shit movie. Travolta was atrocious. He had a nice knife though.

>>34116385
THEY'RE REMAKING STRIKE FUCKING BACK?

Sauce me up nigga

>>34096118


Only right answer

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>>34109001
>death traps

>>34115686
Movie called waltz with bashir. PTSD officer recalls memories from the war by talking to his comrades in arms many years later. Great film desu.

Heat is a bit of a shitty meme. It's a great crime movie, but if you want /k/ shit, you're going to be disappointed -- it's like 3 hours long and there's maybe two good shootouts.

Just watch the shootout scenes on youtube.

>>34131313
Sicario was trash. Garbage writing, garbage direction, garbage characters, garbage casting, garbage acting. Even the audio mixing was bad.

Generation Kill
Munich
Free Fire
Seven Samurai

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>from the Director of Hell and High Water and Sicario
>we fought rich white men
>we defeated king beaner
>its time we teach those dirty casino Indians a lesson
Are you ready for this years /k/ino?

>>34133046
Forgot trailer...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN9PDOoLAfg

>>34112838
>Seacow Seagal bravely rescues the MREs

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>>34109001
Good God almighty...

>>34133053
I was hoping for a Sicario prequel. With some more Benicio action, they could call it Juan Wick.

>>34098879

What's wrong with Pacino? Which style/mannerisms are you talking about?

>>34133046
That chick looks like a non-coke addict version of the olsen twins.

>>34105818

I need to watch this again. It's been ten years, probalby.

>>34118058
Tagline of the movie was "Don't have anything in your life you can't walk away from in 20 seconds if you feel the heat around the corner." McCaully says it two times to two different characters.

Hanna might have been burning down, but he was willing to drop his marriage, leave his suicidal step daughter in the hospital, everything to chase after McCaully.

McCaully always assumed you couldn't have personal ties. Turned out he couldn't let go of his need for revenge on Waingrove.

>>34099141
highly underrated post.

>well, bye

>>34096059
>>34096059
RAMPAGE. Please tell me that you guys have seen rampage

>>34133053
> Soundtrack of asshole with a trombone and Doppler effect

Director really likes that for some reason.

>>34133105
No shit? Wonder why.

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Have any of you guys watched Bosch?

I marathoned it recently and while it doesn't have a ton of shooting the gun stuff is all quite authentic and I think it's the kind of series /k/ommandos would enjoy.

>>34133226
> Where'd he find her?
> Probably the same place we found ours.

Also:

> Oh, Johnny, I apologize. I forgot you were there. You may go now.

this one makes me shit myself
https://vimeo.com/18781528
this one makes me giggle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzZ7UGZETxo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6E682C7Jj4

>>34113157
I saw 46r Crye pants on Ebay the other day.

>>34108374
Shill

>>34120303
That sort of thing almost never happens in America.

>>34105523
>this much salt over being corrected

>>34105205
>>Police blindly shooting into crowds of civilians
>implying that doesn't actually happen

>>Robbers not dying after multiple waves of shots are fired at them from all directions
>implying that doesn't happen

>>A detective of all people willing to risk taking a headshot at an armed suspect holding a child hostage
>implying that real people always make rational decisions

>>34107950
No, not really.

>>34132969
Man your like the antithesis of tasteful

>>34132969
>I saw a Chinese bootleg of Sicario

Well why didn't you say so?!

>>34113783
Superb.

>>34132969
The thing I really didn't like about Sicario is how douchey the Agency and SF guys were to the main characters. I've worked with people from both, and they've always been totally chill, though clear about when somebody's asking questions they can't answer.

>>34120303
The only real analogy to the bank robbery in Heat was the North Hollywood shootout and that's because those guys were obsessed with that movie.

>>34100693
>Le Doberman
My nigga

>>34134307
On the contrary, I found the CIA guys ok, but the main character was annoying as fuck.

Rampage

>>34133236
Heh, I remember watching that movie like.. 4 years ago? It used to be available for streaming on netflix. I wasn't a /k/ommando at the time, had zero firearms experience so I have no idea how well it would stand up if I were to rewatch it.

>>34136014
nvm, not 4 years ago, shit that was like 8 years ago. Man I'm getting old.

>>34112838
hes the Boss to surpass Big Boss himself!

>>34096059
Behind enemy lines in the only correct answer

>>34133053
>this isn't the land of back up, it's the land of you're on your own
Lovely, another movie glorifying the white trash outdoorsman circle jerk culture.

>>34132969
>Edgelord
Idiot

>>34134307
>how douchey the Agency and SF guys were to the main characters. I've worked with people from both, and they've always been totally chill, though clear about when somebody's asking questions they can't answer.

Sure you did fatso.

>>34112838
Seems ol' Steve has a added backpacks, as well as berfdays, to his snatching repertoire.

>>34105758

I think Taxi Driver did a decent job at portraying shooting in a somewhat realistic manner. The shooting scenes were relatively short, the gunplay was pretty ameturish and sloppy, and people tended to die or be wounded in a pretty harsh, unpolished fashion.

>>34133277
It will never cease to chap my ass that he has his spare mags mounted bullets backwards. Why in the fuck? Especially since he's supposed to be retired SF and a 1911 guy.

>>34096078
/k/ netflix library
Siege of jadotvill
Red dawn
War machine
Sand castle

Leon: The Professional is pretty good.

It only has a handful of actually shootouts, but those it has a very well done. Mostly it's a very heartfelt story of the bond between a socially stunted hitman and a traumatized little girl.

A word of warning though, if you try renting it ondemand, be careful. The first time I watched it I accidentally rented a version that had been reedited for tv and had entire scenes taken out.

>>34133264
Why?

>>34137384
>Leon: The Professional is pretty good.

The suppressors trigger me in that movie. But I agree that is really good.

>>34133053
>some guy with a gun all of a sudden is helping FBI
This movie will give gunnuts the wrong fucking idea. People will start showing up armed thinking they're a fucking professional FBI agent.

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no big trouble in little china?
am disapoint /k/

>>34138895
chick flick

>>34138819
Actually, if you look closely in one scene, you can see the suppressors Leon uses actually had extended threads that reach down through the compensators directly to the barrels.

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>>34138898
Are you taking the piss?