What are some /k/ approved tv shows and films? Is there a nice

Honestly the most /k/ movie ever made outside of the John Wicks is probably Punisher Warzone

>>34987711

http://amagicalplace.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_/k/_approved_movies

Judge Dredd reboot

thanks people, what about tv shows guys

>>34987711

Approved?

Posted some before.


"Battle of Britain"
"A Bridge to far.
"Farewell to the king'

"Les chevalier Du Ciel".

>>34987711
The veteran

>>34987711
Escape From New York

Collateral - the mozambique drill on the tweekers in the alley is a masterclass in practical, precision gun kino.

It's mezmerizing, and it's over in, literally, two seconds.

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The 80s were the age of the /k/ television show. Miami Vice, Magnum PI, Tour of Duty, and the most /k/ TV show ever, The A-Team.

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>>34988001
Is Tom Cruise a /k/ anon

>tfw you watch zero dark turdy because you're starved for OPERATING with nvgs, lasers and suppressors
I'd even be satisfied with an OPERATOR anime, but no one would greenlight that unless the operators were school girls and they didn't really do operating

>>34988037

I've always wondered; why whack the long haired dudes muzzle down, and to the right, muzzle sweeping the lower torso? Instead of up and to the left? which would seem like a better bet, because it would clear your body quicker, in case they got a shot off.

>>34988072
That raid scene was incredible. I mean, it's the point of the whole movie, and everything has been leading up to it.

Bigelow did a great job. Except it seems to me like they were way too fucking loud?

>>34988098
it clears his body pretty fast but you have a point

>>34988129
I just wish I didn't have to turn up my monitor gamma to max to see what was going on without the night vision cam

>>34988129
Because when you're going to engage your hands are moving down anyways, sure it would be more safe but he was going for speed in this contact

>>34988098
Also he has to draw from under a jjacket so I guess holding onto the assailants pistol helps give him time

>>34988136
Probably so he can apply more force and be in a good position to draw. Pushing to the left with the left arm would be more difficult, and drawing while doing so more awkward, not to mention being less balanced.

>>34988098
>>34988136

I have zero tactical training, but here's my theory:

Yes, up and to the left is safer, BUT, in order to do that, you'd have to cross your left hand to the opposite side of the gunman's arm, and when you bash it away, all of the bashing power is isolated to pretty much your arm only.

Going down and to the right, yes, the muzzle covers your body longer (if only for a split second), but you don't have to cross under the assailants arm, and you can throw your arm, and chest muscles into the slap; much better chance of getting it out of the way, quickly.

>>34988185
this

>>34988169
>>34988185
If you apply a bit of 'push' in addition to slapping the gun down you can push the slide out of battery.

>>34988205
that and keeping his movements closer to his body and lower keeps a lower center of gravity i would imagine

>>34988072
Uhh thats mostly true except bunnies as well. Look up Cat shit One its the most oddly operator thing Ive seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wncS6tO59M
Not really a movie though

>>34987711
The Last Ship isn't too bad for current tv shows and The Strain has its moments as well

>>34988098

It's actually take longer to clear. He's using the momentum to help push the gun, instead of having to grab and pull

>>34987711
Strike Back
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7-0uIQoja8

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>>34988501
2nd for strike back. one of the few shows that prominently features VZ58s

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>>34987711

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>>34987937
My buddy used to collect the comics when we were at university. We were poor but every time he got a big tip at work or I got some overtime we would buy two super cheap cigars and dirty as fuck whiskey, fill the hipflask, light the cigars and walk down to the comic book store to get the issue he wanted. Then back home to play ace combat and MoH Frontline.

He still has all of the issues in perfect condition and in his collection. Shame they were kind of shit but he liked them.
>>34988411
I like the last ship but it's hit and miss. It's got a lot of cliche tv tropes and the cgi is really fucking bad. However Baldwin is great in it and the ship scenes are great.

>>34988501
>>34990025
Is it worth watching all of these in a block? I have a 12 hour night shift. Worth a watch?

Archer is relatively /k/, the early series are for sure. Decent details on guns too. The more recent seasons have been a somewhat self indulgent jerkoff. I know that a lot of the humor for archer is self referencing but it just feels like zombie simpsons now. More of a "what zany shit can we did with these characters" as opposed to solid writing.

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The Wire is quite /k/, especially Omar and brother Mouzone

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>>34990261
Strike Back is absolutely top tier. First season (called SB Origins in US) features a different cast and is overall slower paced. You should still like it, its only like 6 episodes anyway.

>>34988411
I quite enjoyed The Last Ship. It can feel like a saturday morning cartoon with the brave honorable Americans fighting evil accented baddies, which I think is one of the common complaints about it.

It's a pretty cool apocalypse scenario and it's cool to see the rebuilding and the functioning society as opposed to TWD and the never ending struggle to find food and shelter.

>>34988411
Agreed on The Last Ship and The Strain. When the Nathan James pulls into Baltimore in the Last Ship and finds what Granderson is pulling and lots of Season 3 of the Strain are some of my favorite end of the world kino moments. Jericho had it's moments too.

How about Spectral?

>>34987711
Siege of Jadotville.

And this >>34990129

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>>34987711
Here are my recommends

War films:
Cross of Iron
Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence
The Wind That Shakes the Barley
Generation Kill
Obvious shit like Platoon, Black Hawk Down, FMJ, etc.

Crime films:
Blue Ruin
Green Room
Brat/Brother

Also gonna post shit I have on my backlog just in case anyone wants to look into them, or has seen them and knows if they're good or not
City of Life and Dead
The Bridge (1959)
Land of Mine
Demony Wojny
Joint Security Area

>>34994574
Oh, forgot to recommend The Odd Angry Shot as well.
Really underrated Vietnam film from the Aussie perspective. Throw it right above Gen Kill on my list.

Death Wish series. No, not that Bruce Willis remake, I'm talking about Charles Bronson's last hurrah. Charles will teach you more about being a man than anyone else in cinema.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bAqL3moZXw

In fact, not just Death Wish, but watch every later Charles Bronson movie and also everything Chuck Norris did, including Walker Texas Ranger. WATCH. EVERY. EPISODE. It will teach you about being a good Christian man that's not willing to kick ass to defend what's right.

Also, I know it's a silent film (and the highest grossing silent film in history) but this was made not even 10 years after The Great War.

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

>secretly, I wish Michael Bay would remake this

>>34994676
>Silent films
The General gets a recommend from me.

just saw wind river that was pretty good

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i have dis for the weebfags

>>34987789

Deadwood
Boardwalk Empire
Westworld

>>34987711
Tbqhwy i've seen all the seasons of Strike Back. If you cringe for gun related inaccuracies, this isnt for you. I often felt they went to retarded places with the plot. Altho the fight scenes are pretty good but still, you will find dumb things. Wouldn't recommend it.

>>34994489
Double this, that movie is great.

Upotte!! :DDD

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>>34987711

French cop eurodrama.

Braquo.

>>34988098
going left would mean putting yourself towards the other person. But yes, going right, means dragging the weapon across your body, which is not right either.

>>34987711
Siege of Jaddotville.

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The Last Ship

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>>34987711
>>34987789
>thanks people, what about tv shows guys
Battlestar galactica
Ultimate force
Spooks

>>34991934
Yeah I dunno, if there TV shows where burgers aren't fighting their natural enemies- evil gommie slavs, sneaky yellow conniving bastards or the dirty sand people; it just doesn't fucking work.
I mean you can throw in the scurrilous double agent white guy every now and then, but it really does need the evil foreigner to make it feel right.

The 100 started out alright for the first 2 seasons, but by season 3 it had fallen into a fucking mess.
The Mist might have some potential, but kind of sitting on the fence with how I feel about it right now
Black Sails wasn't too bad for a serious go at old timey pirates, its really only at its best when cunts are getting stabbed

Aside from that, safe viewing which has had /k type people entertained- Band of Brothers, The Pacific and Generation Kill are kind of no-brainers. The first two have some dubious history behind them but aren't too bad at all. Gen-Kill is kind of my generation as a crazy old veteran so I do have a fair bit of attachment to that era.

>>34997952
>The 100 started out alright for the first 2 seasons,

>can't afford criminals breathing away our oxygen, let's waste about 20 man hours of breathable air by flinging them out of a pressurised airlock
>Genious.jpg

>let's send 100 criminal kids awaiting execution down to Earth instead to see if it's maybe habitable again.
A sensible idea, all things consid-
>but let's not give them Geiger counters or any other devices that could provide us vital information
Are you fucking kidding me?

Also,
>This is not how radiation works, like, not even close: the series

>>34995184
No Evangelion.

>>34988025
I wish the A-Team was allowed to be more violent. Have they ever killed anyone in the show?

>>34988098
Good question, never really noticed that. A point I will add is that possibly going up and left puts his support hand farther from his weapon. But indeed it puts the muzzle of the tweakers weapon passing over his body, much more likely to cause issues with a reactionary trigger jerk.

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>>34987766
>mfw Kelly's heroes is on the list

>>34999476
No, because it was a kids show.

I never understood the western NOBODY DIES DURING A SHOW AIMED AT KIDS thing... especially if the show involved military or violent gangs or whatever...

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>>34987711

ctrl-f "heat"

0 of 0

HEAT

>>34987711
Over There

>>34987937
Absolutely fucking not /k/

>>34999564
First reaction pic I've saved in ages. Thanks.

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Sabotage was pretty operator for a movie.

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>>34990409
especially with the block shootout between bodie's crew and the scrubs on the corner. 50 shots went off and the only casualty was a little girl watching from her window. God damn its a good show. Thanks for reminding me to re watch it anon.