Then there must be a Genre where both sides are competent and one where both sides are incompetent. Would a Comedy qualify for the pure incompetence of all?
To be fair, Arnold's muscles act as tank armor. Unless he's up against a knife from a former friend, then the muscles get sad, they're trained to not hurt their friends.
Hell, a shot to the arm or leg can still kill you in as little as 90 seconds depending on where the bullet lands. Between bullet penetration making finding realistic cover so difficult, the sheer number of bullets flying in most movie shootouts, and how well trained most henchmen are supposed to be within their own universe most action heroes really shouldn't make it past the first fight scene.
That's why you always carry tourniquets, the cat ones not the rubber ones. I believe cat tourniquets single handedly reduced soldier mortality by a crazy amount since most deaths were from extremity injuries.
@@1810jeff Rubber tourniquets do have a decisive upside of very low application time. During long-term transportation of the wounded, however, it is more expedient to replace it with the CAT one. And yes, blood loss is the number one cause of death on the battlefield, followed by suffocation and tension pneumothorax.
I really like this "Your heroes will [BLANK]" series. You can pick many stupid tropes. It's a fun concept to explore. Like "Your heroes will become exhausted", "Your heroes will die of blood loss", "Your heroes will be arrested", "Your heroes will become traumatized for life" lots of potential
He’s already done “your heroes will die tired” or something. It was one of the first videos ever on his channel, he just didn’t revisit this series until recently
To be fair Fast & Furious 9 does kind of poke fun at the ridiculous nature of the heroes never getting shot. Roman claims to be invincible because his jacket is filled with bullet holes but he's perfectly fine
I've been playing Rimworld recently, and after every major fight, where my colonists have cover and armor, and enemies enter through a choke point, 1/3 of my guys are in the hospital. I put the hospital close to the entrance where I'm fighting, and I still have people who need first aid so they don't bleed out while being carried 50 feet.
Great example. In Rimworld I can kit someone out in incredible body armor but a finger can get half blown off and they die of infection. Or I send my 20 shooting absolute most badass character with all legendary crafted weapons to deal with a routine tribal threat and he gets one tapped by an arrow in the neck. No matter how low the % chance someone will get hurt is, you keep running those numbers and eventually their time is up.
One thing that I liked about the newest Batman movie was that Batman got hit and shot a lot. The only reason he survives is because of his Juggernaut level body armor. Even the though you can still see him grimace from the impact of the bullet and a point blank shotgun blast not only knocks him down but also injures him a bit as well.
@@ronyorobio7096 while it could still likely happen, he is an expert fighter with a bullet proof cape and armor. He could easily manipulate the fights to make it less likely. But eventually it would still happen
@@ronyorobio7096 to be fair none of the henchmen he fought should be trained enough to actually nail a chin shot (since the upper part of his head is still protected) on a moving target at dark.
alot of these cases seem to ignore the psychology of the goons. If you are caught off guard and see a dude mow through 10 of your best friends, panic is going to set in for at least half of them. If anything most fight scenes should end at the halfway mark with the minions deciding that they aren't getting paid enough to fight sgt. body blender and just leave. also while overexaggerated in movies, incompetence is very common in military operations and I can only imagine that royal screw ups are even more common in something like a cartel.
@@sovietbottle-cap1649 that’s why I specifically said with element of surprise. No one, even trained soldiers are ready to fight at any moment so to be caught off guard by someone as skilled as say John wick that’s an easy 10 kills. Now, realistically no one is ‘that’ skilled but no one wants to watch a movie about private conscripavitch who misses all his shots then gets gunned down
@@azurewraith2585 i get your point but just think your really exaggerating with 10 kills He could maybe catch 4 or 5 off guards if there bunched up but the returning fire from a non gun grabbing range that would be unleashed on heroes like wick would assure him getting wounded and killed
Honestly, there are enough stories of trained cops and soldiers shooting everything but their target, that the whole “storm trooper aim” thing is far more realistic than people like to think. Especially when you consider that having a bunch of guys trying to shoot one or two people, creates a bit of a bystander effect, where no one wants to aim, cus no one actually wants know who got the kill shot.
@@sovietbottle-cap1649 well there are plenty of cases where people in real life did things far more crazy. a famous example is sgt york in ww2 who single handedly killed roughly 20 german soldiers and captured 132 of them. People pull off the insane and unbelievable all the time so just because something is improbable doesn't make it impossible edit: york was in world war 1
Also, that footage you showed at 12:35 is from Ukraine and shows this point even more. Not only is it a great example of how dangerous combat actually is, all the soldiers in that video got hit by an artillery shell on the way back out of that house. 2 were KIA. In movies, luck is always on the hero's side, but in real life, luck can never be counted on.
Modern combat is actually terrifying. Imagine watching your buddy get turned into red mist by a helicopter that’s 5 miles away. You wouldn’t know where the shots are coming from, but you could be certain that you’re next.
@@ftgodlygoose4718 Sorry to be that guy, but 5 miles isnt a very far distance at all, let alone for a helicopter. Chinooks/Blackhawks are easily heard 5-8 miles out, so a Russian/Soviet equivalent would likely fit that as well. Personally I'd be more afraid of snipers and drones. Stuff you cant predict easily and cannot hid well from. Truly terrifying
@@KosherPorky Former russian mercenary here. First of all, you can hide quite well from a sniper as long as you know his position (which doesn't make an interaction less terrifying but yes). Predictability of a drone attack depends on a type of said drone but usually you can prevent getting killed by moving under the trees in very stretched groups (9 meters is a certain death range of a "ВОГ" grenade). Obviously, modern warfare IS very luck based - you can be an expert shooter with the most expensive gear imaginable and face your demise by the hands of random-ass enemy mortar operator which tried to hit your allies' tank 600 meters away from you but missed dramatically. But! Many deaths and heavy injuries still could be avoided just by following orders and knowing basics of military tactic. If you don't use your head much most likely you will lose it sooner or later. Speaking of what's the most terrifying thing in a war I'll say - anything that makes long and loud sound by flying in your general direction whether it be enemy fighterbomber, an artillery or tank shell. You can hear that thing coming but no one can tell whether it'll tear you apart in the next moment or not. It's the symphony of death, the one that gave our most famous PMC its nickname "the orchestra".
It always depends where and what you're hit with. Some take you out of the fight instantly. Others don't even really hinder you. Adrenaline and shock are a hell of a drug. Plenty of people can and do keep fighting after multiple shots. If it's not an instant off button, it's usually about blood loss....
@@keepermovin5906 Some blood loss is not fast....Some wounds could take days to die from. And in that time, they're still trying to kill you. So not a great plan.
@@josepetersen7112 Fair, but even then it's not completely immobilizing, or fight ending. You could only stop one thing at a time. Cap them in the knee, they're not running after you, but they're still shooting. Shoot them in the hand, they can still move and just switch to the none dominant one. And that's assuming the shots actually do completely destroy that part of the body. It'll help, but I'm just saying being shot doesn't always end the fight.
Commando is a different beast compared to the other films. That gets a pass. We talking about the guy that took out the Predator, then got turned into a machine and was sent back in time.
While I agree with most points, one detail that nerd didn't bring up is that pistols are significantly less accurate than rifles at any distance past ten feet. Pistols are great when your goal is to fight your way back to your rifles
@retsaM innavoiG not really, pistols are extremely hard to aim, especially at a moving target (its not really their ballistic accuracy, simply user accuracy) although i think its more realistic to say 30 feet
@retsaM innavoiG It is an exaggeration. Most pistols are accurate up to 150 feet, some even more. It comes down to the shooter. If your hand is shaky and full of adrenaline, then your accuracy might take a huge drop. If the shooter can remain calm with a good chunk of training, their accuracy is going to be far better than 10 feet. Of course, we need to account the human eye too, and possibly an optic. If a handgun has a magnifying optic, then it’s not unrealistic to be accurate up to that ideal 150 feet. With an iron sight alone, you can probably expect 50 feet with a trained eye. Quick edit: A magnifying optic more in the category of a scope. Something like 8x. An optic that’s 3.5x or the such will probably net you a good 80 feet of accuracy. It’d make more sense to put a scope on a revolver as well than say, a Glock lmao
@@herrfantastisch7489 show me a group of cops or regular citizens that can hit 150 yard targets repeatedly with a pistol. Its so rare to engage with a pistol beyond 20 yards that they literally made a drill out of the guy that shot the gun man in the mall
@@tillmen4444 never argued people could shoot accurately up to 450 feet? And you’re correct, it’s rare to engage past 20 yards, aka 60 feet. You’re proving my point. I implied a trained eye could expect 50 feet or so with an iron sight, and more with an optic.
Shoutout to that one Die Hard where Bruce Willis deliberately shoots through his own shoulder to kill the bad guy and is just kinda chilling with a bandage on shortly later. That's not how guns work, especially at point blank range to a very delicate part of the body.
This is why X-COM changed and opened my eyes to this kind of thing. This is why I'm thinking that the heroes should start having goons of their own. Because in real life, that's how it'd go down. The heroes SQUAD moeing down the enemy.
I saw a movie where one of the characters got shot in the heart, put in a sealed trash bag, and thrown in a pit of what I think was acid. He just got out and walked through the woods like nothing happened. I don't even think there was a whole "oh this item he had in his pocket saved him" trope.
IMO, the worst about the heroes never getting shot/hit, is the fact that it takes so much away from the tension of a good action movie. Like, there is no thinking "omg, how is he gonna survive" or anything, you just know he will.
The first time I had that feeling was in Game of thrones season 7. From Jaimesurviving the first episode to John and his friends survived being outside the wall
The hero needs to die, and not spectacularly. It should come out of no where in a moment that doesn't match the pace, expectation or have any indication it was about to happen. That's how death comes for us. That's what shook me to my core when I first saw the departed. He opens an elevator door and is shot in the face and it doesn't even register at first, like the eyes see it but your mind can't make sense of it and then it sets in that it actually did happen.
Reason they don't get shot is because this is not a video game getting even one of your fingers shot off means you've just lost a hand and now you are less likely to survive. Getting shot in the foot means no more running which means you're pretty much easy to catch up to and even if you survive a hit squad is going to take you out unless you have someplace to hide for a few months until you heal. This is why most movies heroes getting gravelly injured at the end when they finish off the bad guys and no one is sent after them and they can heal as long as they need to.
@@markozerdin9784 Arya getting the shit stabbed out of her, fleeing through what essentially is an open sewer, and then being alright a bit later... The final seasons were so full of plot armour, whereas the earlier seasons every character was one mistake away from death. Any fight was tense. And then with the battle for Winterfell you see characters getting swarmed by enemies, only to be somehow alive in the next shot.
You should talk about how overpowered anything AI based would be against a bunch of humans. We have shows, movies, and video games where androids with literal aimbot just miss.
I love this new content (still love the how to beat ones as well). Here are a few suggestions: -Why the horror villain would fail, be spotted, or be killed (you have covered a lot of this, but there is still plenty of instances/ isolated kills) - Why the final girl would not survive - Also, the opposite: a compilation of moments the final girl would have survived in the real world as she did in the movie. Thanks.
I love this series so much, that it's hard to go back to your normal movie breakdowns; like how I feel about PitchMeetings, now that Ryan's doing more interesting sketches. More, please!
Or if you're using the trunk for cover and the trunk has thick stuff in it. But yes irl cops, contractors and soldiers are trained to use vehicle engines for cover if they need to use their car for cover, since it reliably stops bullets. Paul Harrel made a good video on how bullet proof a car is, and unsurprisingly only the engine can stop pistol and rifle rounds
Maybe a "your heros will collapse/succumb" or something like that? When heros do take damage or fall from extreme heights what would actually happen to them
I wholeheartedly believe "Movie Sin" series should be presented to Hollywood producers to show them their mistakes in order for them to improve their movies.
@@nightfallreviews1533 Inaccurate? More like disingenuous. They will straight up manipulate a scene by not showing necessary context all so they either bullshit their way into a sin or make some stupid excuse for a joke.
Imagine a significant portion of your countries gold reserves is stolen because a bomb went off nearby and the bomber threatens 1 more in an undisclosed school in the city. Which authorities responds to by sending basically every available cop to search every school in the city manually, leaving literally none available to guard the Federal Reserve. IF A BOMB WENT OFF NEXT TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE THAT PLACE WILL BE SWARMING WITH COPS SWAT FBI NATIONAL GUARD OR WHATEVER AGENCY YOU CAN COME UP WITH. Eh what am I talking about. A group could just load up 14 big rigs with gold from a bank and just drive all the way to canada. After encountering only 8-10 people TOTAL inside the building that actually noticed the heist and were disposed of without anyone else realizing. Right?
Bad guys can only hit their targets when the plot demands they do. I just watched the 4th episode of the Mandalorian last night, and it had a flashback of order 66 from Baby Yoda’s eyes. The 501st troopers that Darth Vader brought to the Jedi Temple were able to easily Gun down 4 random Jedi, even one throwing herself into the elevator that Baby Yoda’s pram had just floated into, her couldn’t hit baby Yoda’s slow moving ass. And then, when another Jedi picks baby Yoda up and starts flying him away on a speeder, two of the clone gun ships give chase. INSTANTLY one of the gun ships manages to score a direct hit on the engine of the speeder bike, but instead of blowing up the bike or at the very least completely disabling it, it just “slows the bike down” Well, you’d assume that with the bike now a lot slower, less maneuverable, and with the marksmanship of the gunner that just took out the engine effortlessly, that baby Yoda and the Jedi driving would be sitting ducks and dead rapidly after, right? Nope!! From then on, the lasers from the clones come NOWHERE NEAR the fleeing Jedi and baby Yoda on their unstable bike. The bad guys are only allowed to hit their shots when the plot demands it, or when the hero is LITERALLY bullet proof (like in the Luke Cage Netflix series)
This reminds me of another movie trope that I notice. Goons/Minions pointlessly shouting "Freeze!" or words to that effect at the hero, especially when they've been shown NOT doing that to anyone else or are clearly not taking or are beyond the point of taking prisoners.
Reminds me a little bit of Siege. You really can't take too many bullets before going down and if you're headshot you just immediately die just like in most real life cases.
Leon the Professional comes to mind as both awesome and unrealistic, despite the first half of the movie being dedicated to somewhat grounded and realistic tactics.
About John Wick turning towards the door before the goon appears, I think it's his experience and training speaking : Of course, someone is going to come through that door. John just anticipated it.
My cousin was in Iraq and Afghanistan for years. He told me that he never saw the guys that were shooting at him. As soon as he aimed at a muzzle flash, the gunfire was coming from somewhere else. He only fired his rifle 2 or 3 times over there. He was a photographer and even shot some of the footage for the Restrepo and Korengal documentaries. We come from a family that has served in nearly every war the US has participated in, even going back to the Revolutionary War. I think it messed him up. The Middle East wasn’t a war, not really. He was a drunkard for a long time after he got out.
And this is why I prefer multiplayer shooting games without self-regenerating health over movies any day, because when I make it out of a 1v5 gunfight, it's because of realistic tactics and witty manuvering.
Could you please do a “how to beat” video on a movie called “attraction” or it’s second part? It has cool alien water benders and giant space ships capable of deep faking , controlling mass media and framing people for domestic terrorism. And it has a cool revolution and a government corruption scheme.(It also has a cool underwater scene).I am asking for the twenty sixth time and will continue asking.
Three gun competitions are great but nothing can ever replace the feeling of being under accurate return fire and having to return fire yourself. That’s why the best shooters are not the same as the best combat shooters.
I think a relatively accurate depiction of a gun fight where a man is out numbered would be the last fight scene in Rambo last blood. Rambo knows he isn't made of steel. So instead he utilizes gorilla warfare tactics to dispatch a platoon size group of arm cartels. From the traps, to stealth, and knowing the layout of his underground bunker. It would be a much higher probability of survival, as opposed to the gun-foo or body builder muscles to protect an individual.
One movie that shows this quite well is Boondock Saints. While some elements are a bit crazy, like dropping through the ceiling and being ready to fight, they got away with it the first few times because they took the bad guys completely by surprise. The first time they encounter someone that was ready for them, everyone gets shot. Second time, they are injured, captured and lose one to an execution. Only being saved because apparently mob guys like ugly women, and their own guy turned on them.
Thing is people’s views on what is “entertaining”. For some an entertaining fight is a effortless curbstop, for others it’s a realistic life-or-death struggle
Somehow it's harder for me to suspend disbelief about the falls onto hard surfaces. Having done BJJ and rock climbing, it hurts hitting the ground falling from your feet, much less a few stories down!
I think Die Hard is actually pretty good on this front, at least the first one. Only things that really stick out is the guy that jumps up onto the table for no reason and the fact that Al somehow survives his car getting torn into by a couple hundred rounds when he's in an obvious spot to shoot.
My favorite unsurvivable gunfight was the ending of The Wild Bunch. It was a unsurvivable gunfight and they didn't survive but they put up a good fight.
In 2 recent similar animes they got gunfight so wrong: Spyx Familly (The fmc) Daddy buddies. Dude are getting shot by 20 goons with rapid fire machine guns in the complete open for 20s and don't get shot once.
You have no idea how accurate was your ”D-funnel” nickname for doors… 😂 Indoor training was brutal even for a single day training session for a conscript…
the henchmen in extraction are not exactly the well trained, well equipped professionals that he's talking about. like bruh do you not see the literal children they're using 😭
3:40 "providing Chris with strategic backup" Backup can't be strategic, allies can. Backup is a term belonging to tactics. A tactic is the methodology of approaching a situation and is, in military terms, dependent on and linked to two other factors: Materiel and training. An operation is the framework around a situation, how you approach solving a problem, what means you employ and when. A strategy is choosing your situation. For example, a master tactician beats Magnus Carlsson at chess. A master strategist plays badminton instead.
One thing you missed is how big of a difference there is between the accuracy of a pistol and a rifle. Jerry Miculik (spelling?) Is an amazing shooting god who could probably out shoot John Wick, but if he had a .38 special and I had an AR 15 I'm pretty sure I could out shoot him at 100+ meters. Put me against any mortal non Jerry man and I'd feel very confident that I could out shoot 99.999% of humanity if they had a pistol and I had a rifle at any range over 20 meters.
@paddy9738 I was talking about shooting accuracy. Yes if a good shooter takes the time to aim and shoots at me from behind with a pistol at 50 meters or less then yes I'm probably toast. In most action movies you don't usually have the heroes shooting every one of the thugs in the back. I have however seen bad guys armed with assault rifles getting sniped from roof tops by heroes with tiny little pistols. I was mechanized infantry for 6 years and I see a lot of movie sins that drive me nuts. My biggest pet peeve is how everyone shoots their assault rifles on full auto. Sorry for going on a tangent but I spent 18 months in Iraq and never once switched my rifle to burst/auto. Amateurs spray and pray, professionals aim and actually hit their targets!
@@bigmekboy175 Use of full auto is mostly useful for intimidation, plus in movies it makes for a good audio/visual spectacle. Most pistols can actually be deadly accurate out around 150 yards, most meaning roughly from the Glock 19 and those of other makes and models fitting the same overall size/barrel length. Elmer Keith used .44 Special and then Magnum revolvers as hunting weapons at similar rangers and those were mostly 4 inch barreled as I recall. Shooting accuratly at range with pistols is absolutely possible the movies just don't put any effort into selling it wth proper weapons that would need to be made with adjustable sights to be used at those ranges. The tangent on Elmer Keith was just about how anyone who truly wants to shoot handguns at range will teach themselves how to.
@paddy9738 I've seen people shoot at those extreme WTF ranges before (he actually hit a wounded deer at 650 yards which boggles my mind) and they require certain poses, usually at least 2-3 ranging shots, and time to achieve. Meanwhile I can reliably hit 300 meter targets with no scope, no sand bags, and only about 2-3 seconds to aim about 80% of the time with an AR style rifle. Give me an Acog sight and suddenly things get easy. Basically my point is that the rifle makes me the equal or near equal of a shooting God without the decades of insane practice and im just a decent shot. My statement about being more accurate than 99.99% of handgun shooters while weilding an assault rifle still stands.
Movies ignore that homo sapiens are well evolved for ranged combat. We were throwing rocks with accuracy before we even left the trees. Yet we have people in movies who seem to be unable to understand that killing at range is MUCH better than getting in close.
7:05 So glad you mentioned Gun Fu. Could you make a video on the advantages and limitations of Gun Kata, please ? It's heavily featured in Equilibrium. In fact, I hope Death battle too would pit Baba Yage against the cleric and 'settle once and for all who would win' between Gun Kata and Gun Fu.
Once of the funniest and realistic gun fights I've seen is in a western called Appaloosa. It lasted 30 secs and everyone got shot. The deputy "that didn't last long" the sheriff " Everybody could shoot!".😂😂😂
Have you seen the last part of the new Indiana Jones trailer? Where he cracks the whip and everybody pulls out guns? Somehow, a room full of guns doesn't follow the target down as he ducks for cover.
In the nightclub scene in John Wick he just wore a vest he didn’t have the special suit yet. Could’ve still had level 4 plates for rifle rounds if Vigos henchmen had rifles
With the mini gun from red, mounts like that allow you to lock the gun's rotational axis to help improve shot accuracy. If he locked the vertical axis, the car would lean in the other direction, lifting the barrel due to recoil. The obvious solution would then seem to be burst firing, but doing so jams the gun as it isn't meant for short repeated bursts typically. For this reason, other more practical weapons tend to be favorable.
The key thing, you are facing humans and not video game bots. No one sits around and runs out into open fire like they do in movies. Everyone is gonna hide behind cover and soon as you pop you head or gun out then they are firing. Second part I've never understood is infinite ammo and no reloads.
My favorite one is in walking dead season 5 when they are in terminus and they shoot at them as they run and the characters make the comments that they were shooting at there feet or the ground and they were to be fair Edit: the point is they don't want to hit them cuz that could ruin parts of the meat with so many bullets and so many untrained people shooting I think it's very likely mostly everyone would have been shot at least in the limbs if not dead
9:51 it’s kinda hard for everyone to go at him all at once when only the people looking at the cameras know exactly where he is and has to really that information to people that were already spread out to begin with and has to travel to someone who’s not staying still. Shit, even when you have organized teams stacked up doing room clearing, you still have to mitigate the risk of hot walls and blue on blue.
I think my favorite move sin when it comes to guns. Whenever the henchmen has a gun pointed at the good guy, he always has to walk closer to him for the hero to be able to grab the gun.
Yeah bullets go fast man. Please do another video about aiming too; your heros won't hit shit at a full sprint and trying to make headshots at 80 yarss.
Alice in borderland season 2 with the king has for sure some of my best how do they survive scenes. I love both seasons, but damn those scenes gived me headaches.
8:40 i don't think it's insinuated that he turned to engage that particular dude but more so just checking his six and entrances and dude happened to be popping in
has anyone ever noticed? in action movies, it's the enemy proving his incompetence. in horror movies it's the protagonist who's incompetent.
Then there must be a Genre where both sides are competent and one where both sides are incompetent. Would a Comedy qualify for the pure incompetence of all?
Did you ever see "Last Action Hero" with Arnold Schwarzenegger?
@@not_even_known_yet3167 comedy could even cover the complete COMPETENCE of both sides to the point of failure. That’s the beauty in comedy
In mystery genres both are competent and the audience is incompetent
Best thread I’ve read in a minutes props to you oc
To be fair, Arnold's muscles act as tank armor. Unless he's up against a knife from a former friend, then the muscles get sad, they're trained to not hurt their friends.
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Hell, a shot to the arm or leg can still kill you in as little as 90 seconds depending on where the bullet lands. Between bullet penetration making finding realistic cover so difficult, the sheer number of bullets flying in most movie shootouts, and how well trained most henchmen are supposed to be within their own universe most action heroes really shouldn't make it past the first fight scene.
Legs shots are actually proven to be more fatal then center mass shoots haha
That's why you always carry tourniquets, the cat ones not the rubber ones. I believe cat tourniquets single handedly reduced soldier mortality by a crazy amount since most deaths were from extremity injuries.
Any shot hitting a artery and you're fked unless you have medical treatment and blood bags available almost immediately.
Some bullets, particularly thinner, more volatile rifle rounds, have a habit of following upper arm bones into the heart area.
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Rubber tourniquets do have a decisive upside of very low application time. During long-term transportation of the wounded, however, it is more expedient to replace it with the CAT one.
And yes, blood loss is the number one cause of death on the battlefield, followed by suffocation and tension pneumothorax.
I really like this "Your heroes will [BLANK]" series. You can pick many stupid tropes. It's a fun concept to explore. Like "Your heroes will become exhausted", "Your heroes will die of blood loss", "Your heroes will be arrested", "Your heroes will become traumatized for life" lots of potential
He’s already done “your heroes will die tired” or something. It was one of the first videos ever on his channel, he just didn’t revisit this series until recently
Your heroes will die and be replaced
Truth Is a lot of heroes action or otherwise run into a lot of things they honestly shouldn't be able to walk from 😂
“Your heroes will need to take a toilet break”
Okay, real question: has he ever released a "Your Heroines will get pregnant?"
I mean, hear me out, with how eager Hollywood is to do sex scenes...
To be fair Fast & Furious 9 does kind of poke fun at the ridiculous nature of the heroes never getting shot. Roman claims to be invincible because his jacket is filled with bullet holes but he's perfectly fine
Who needs jackets filled with bullet holes when you’ve got FAMILY
I've been playing Rimworld recently, and after every major fight, where my colonists have cover and armor, and enemies enter through a choke point, 1/3 of my guys are in the hospital. I put the hospital close to the entrance where I'm fighting, and I still have people who need first aid so they don't bleed out while being carried 50 feet.
Great example. In Rimworld I can kit someone out in incredible body armor but a finger can get half blown off and they die of infection. Or I send my 20 shooting absolute most badass character with all legendary crafted weapons to deal with a routine tribal threat and he gets one tapped by an arrow in the neck.
No matter how low the % chance someone will get hurt is, you keep running those numbers and eventually their time is up.
Hehe rimworld funny name
One thing that I liked about the newest Batman movie was that Batman got hit and shot a lot. The only reason he survives is because of his Juggernaut level body armor. Even the though you can still see him grimace from the impact of the bullet and a point blank shotgun blast not only knocks him down but also injures him a bit as well.
Maybe you meant plot armor. Batman does not were a bullet proof face cover. So any bullet to his face is game over.
@@ronyorobio7096 At this point, it’s a character trait for Batman to not get shot in the face.😂
@@ronyorobio7096 while it could still likely happen, he is an expert fighter with a bullet proof cape and armor. He could easily manipulate the fights to make it less likely. But eventually it would still happen
@@ronyorobio7096 to be fair none of the henchmen he fought should be trained enough to actually nail a chin shot (since the upper part of his head is still protected) on a moving target at dark.
@@OK-yy6qz the riddler cult were fodder lol you right
alot of these cases seem to ignore the psychology of the goons. If you are caught off guard and see a dude mow through 10 of your best friends, panic is going to set in for at least half of them. If anything most fight scenes should end at the halfway mark with the minions deciding that they aren't getting paid enough to fight sgt. body blender and just leave.
also while overexaggerated in movies, incompetence is very common in military operations and I can only imagine that royal screw ups are even more common in something like a cartel.
Your scenario would vary but in most circumstances the hero would not make it to those 10 kills
@@sovietbottle-cap1649 that’s why I specifically said with element of surprise. No one, even trained soldiers are ready to fight at any moment so to be caught off guard by someone as skilled as say John wick that’s an easy 10 kills.
Now, realistically no one is ‘that’ skilled but no one wants to watch a movie about private conscripavitch who misses all his shots then gets gunned down
@@azurewraith2585 i get your point but just think your really exaggerating with 10 kills
He could maybe catch 4 or 5 off guards if there bunched up but the returning fire from a non gun grabbing range that would be unleashed on heroes like wick would assure him getting wounded and killed
Honestly, there are enough stories of trained cops and soldiers shooting everything but their target, that the whole “storm trooper aim” thing is far more realistic than people like to think.
Especially when you consider that having a bunch of guys trying to shoot one or two people, creates a bit of a bystander effect, where no one wants to aim, cus no one actually wants know who got the kill shot.
@@sovietbottle-cap1649 well there are plenty of cases where people in real life did things far more crazy. a famous example is sgt york in ww2 who single handedly killed roughly 20 german soldiers and captured 132 of them. People pull off the insane and unbelievable all the time so just because something is improbable doesn't make it impossible
edit: york was in world war 1
Also, that footage you showed at 12:35 is from Ukraine and shows this point even more. Not only is it a great example of how dangerous combat actually is, all the soldiers in that video got hit by an artillery shell on the way back out of that house. 2 were KIA. In movies, luck is always on the hero's side, but in real life, luck can never be counted on.
Sadly not all of them. I guess maybe another day, if they're stupid enough to go back.
Modern combat is actually terrifying. Imagine watching your buddy get turned into red mist by a helicopter that’s 5 miles away. You wouldn’t know where the shots are coming from, but you could be certain that you’re next.
@@ftgodlygoose4718 Sorry to be that guy, but 5 miles isnt a very far distance at all, let alone for a helicopter. Chinooks/Blackhawks are easily heard 5-8 miles out, so a Russian/Soviet equivalent would likely fit that as well.
Personally I'd be more afraid of snipers and drones. Stuff you cant predict easily and cannot hid well from. Truly terrifying
@@KosherPorky
Former russian mercenary here. First of all, you can hide quite well from a sniper as long as you know his position (which doesn't make an interaction less terrifying but yes). Predictability of a drone attack depends on a type of said drone but usually you can prevent getting killed by moving under the trees in very stretched groups (9 meters is a certain death range of a "ВОГ" grenade). Obviously, modern warfare IS very luck based - you can be an expert shooter with the most expensive gear imaginable and face your demise by the hands of random-ass enemy mortar operator which tried to hit your allies' tank 600 meters away from you but missed dramatically. But! Many deaths and heavy injuries still could be avoided just by following orders and knowing basics of military tactic. If you don't use your head much most likely you will lose it sooner or later.
Speaking of what's the most terrifying thing in a war I'll say - anything that makes long and loud sound by flying in your general direction whether it be enemy fighterbomber, an artillery or tank shell. You can hear that thing coming but no one can tell whether it'll tear you apart in the next moment or not. It's the symphony of death, the one that gave our most famous PMC its nickname "the orchestra".
@@TheTowerOfGray would you say your average Wagner contractor is more trained and motivated than the Russian army counterpart?
It always depends where and what you're hit with. Some take you out of the fight instantly. Others don't even really hinder you. Adrenaline and shock are a hell of a drug. Plenty of people can and do keep fighting after multiple shots. If it's not an instant off button, it's usually about blood loss....
But they will die eventually. Which is all that matters.
Blood loss or general loss of function. A smashed joint just won't work right regardless of adrenaline induced lack of pain.
@@keepermovin5906 Some blood loss is not fast....Some wounds could take days to die from. And in that time, they're still trying to kill you. So not a great plan.
@@josepetersen7112 Fair, but even then it's not completely immobilizing, or fight ending. You could only stop one thing at a time. Cap them in the knee, they're not running after you, but they're still shooting. Shoot them in the hand, they can still move and just switch to the none dominant one. And that's assuming the shots actually do completely destroy that part of the body. It'll help, but I'm just saying being shot doesn't always end the fight.
Commando is a different beast compared to the other films. That gets a pass. We talking about the guy that took out the Predator, then got turned into a machine and was sent back in time.
While I agree with most points, one detail that nerd didn't bring up is that pistols are significantly less accurate than rifles at any distance past ten feet. Pistols are great when your goal is to fight your way back to your rifles
@retsaM innavoiG not really, pistols are extremely hard to aim, especially at a moving target (its not really their ballistic accuracy, simply user accuracy) although i think its more realistic to say 30 feet
@retsaM innavoiG It is an exaggeration. Most pistols are accurate up to 150 feet, some even more. It comes down to the shooter. If your hand is shaky and full of adrenaline, then your accuracy might take a huge drop. If the shooter can remain calm with a good chunk of training, their accuracy is going to be far better than 10 feet.
Of course, we need to account the human eye too, and possibly an optic. If a handgun has a magnifying optic, then it’s not unrealistic to be accurate up to that ideal 150 feet. With an iron sight alone, you can probably expect 50 feet with a trained eye.
Quick edit: A magnifying optic more in the category of a scope. Something like 8x. An optic that’s 3.5x or the such will probably net you a good 80 feet of accuracy. It’d make more sense to put a scope on a revolver as well than say, a Glock lmao
@@herrfantastisch7489 show me a group of cops or regular citizens that can hit 150 yard targets repeatedly with a pistol. Its so rare to engage with a pistol beyond 20 yards that they literally made a drill out of the guy that shot the gun man in the mall
@@tillmen4444 never argued people could shoot accurately up to 450 feet? And you’re correct, it’s rare to engage past 20 yards, aka 60 feet.
You’re proving my point. I implied a trained eye could expect 50 feet or so with an iron sight, and more with an optic.
@@herrfantastisch7489 An I'm saying police and average military people aren't that well trained, aka the mission would still be possible
Shoutout to that one Die Hard where Bruce Willis deliberately shoots through his own shoulder to kill the bad guy and is just kinda chilling with a bandage on shortly later. That's not how guns work, especially at point blank range to a very delicate part of the body.
he would have bleed out rather quickly shoulder is a place you don't wanna be shot
They might.. me? I would simply dodge the bullet. I’m built different.
LMAO
Same
Like a ghost?
This is why X-COM changed and opened my eyes to this kind of thing. This is why I'm thinking that the heroes should start having goons of their own. Because in real life, that's how it'd go down. The heroes SQUAD moeing down the enemy.
Maybe even standing armies?
LOVE this series. We could really use a "Why Your Hero Wouldn't Survive a Knife Fight Unscathed"
I saw a movie where one of the characters got shot in the heart, put in a sealed trash bag, and thrown in a pit of what I think was acid. He just got out and walked through the woods like nothing happened. I don't even think there was a whole "oh this item he had in his pocket saved him" trope.
Gods favorite was found that day lol
Out of all the “Your heroes will X” this one sounds the most like a threat
IMO, the worst about the heroes never getting shot/hit, is the fact that it takes so much away from the tension of a good action movie. Like, there is no thinking "omg, how is he gonna survive" or anything, you just know he will.
The first time I had that feeling was in Game of thrones season 7. From Jaimesurviving the first episode to John and his friends survived being outside the wall
The hero needs to die, and not spectacularly. It should come out of no where in a moment that doesn't match the pace, expectation or have any indication it was about to happen. That's how death comes for us. That's what shook me to my core when I first saw the departed. He opens an elevator door and is shot in the face and it doesn't even register at first, like the eyes see it but your mind can't make sense of it and then it sets in that it actually did happen.
Reason they don't get shot is because this is not a video game getting even one of your fingers shot off means you've just lost a hand and now you are less likely to survive. Getting shot in the foot means no more running which means you're pretty much easy to catch up to and even if you survive a hit squad is going to take you out unless you have someplace to hide for a few months until you heal. This is why most movies heroes getting gravelly injured at the end when they finish off the bad guys and no one is sent after them and they can heal as long as they need to.
@@asandax6 i know, was stating that the plot armor makes movies less exciting
@@markozerdin9784 Arya getting the shit stabbed out of her, fleeing through what essentially is an open sewer, and then being alright a bit later... The final seasons were so full of plot armour, whereas the earlier seasons every character was one mistake away from death. Any fight was tense. And then with the battle for Winterfell you see characters getting swarmed by enemies, only to be somehow alive in the next shot.
You should talk about how overpowered anything AI based would be against a bunch of humans. We have shows, movies, and video games where androids with literal aimbot just miss.
FR.
Even the humanlike androids would be lethal as all hell with a pistol, don't even need to train it. Just tell it what to shoot and leave it be lmao
I love when terminators throw people, instead of just instantly snapping their necks lol.
For some reason people in movies LOVE to go in melee range when they have a gun
I love this new content (still love the how to beat ones as well). Here are a few suggestions:
-Why the horror villain would fail, be spotted, or be killed (you have covered a lot of this, but there is still plenty of instances/ isolated kills)
- Why the final girl would not survive
- Also, the opposite: a compilation of moments the final girl would have survived in the real world as she did in the movie.
Thanks.
I love this series so much, that it's hard to go back to your normal movie breakdowns; like how I feel about PitchMeetings, now that Ryan's doing more interesting sketches. More, please!
Movie fact: in a few movies the camera man has actually died in the movie
Same for actors.
RIP Brandon Lee
@@M240D and actor Jayan too. But it was because of his own stupid decision so yeah.
2:25 cars stop bullets if you hide behind an engine block
Or if you're using the trunk for cover and the trunk has thick stuff in it. But yes irl cops, contractors and soldiers are trained to use vehicle engines for cover if they need to use their car for cover, since it reliably stops bullets. Paul Harrel made a good video on how bullet proof a car is, and unsurprisingly only the engine can stop pistol and rifle rounds
from that mini gun? unlikely, or at least not for long
The clip at 15:11 was so funny, very well edited.
Maybe a "your heros will collapse/succumb" or something like that? When heros do take damage or fall from extreme heights what would actually happen to them
" your hero will die of blood loss/internal trauma "
I don't care how fit you are falling from 2 stories and above..you ain't walking away
I wholeheartedly believe "Movie Sin" series should be presented to Hollywood producers to show them their mistakes in order for them to improve their movies.
With the F9 one they make light of how they always enter these types of situations and come out unharmed.. its a bit of a running gag in F9
Cinema sins *wishes* they had what this guy has
ONG 😂
For real.
"Maybe the two of us could... Partner up."
@@Epsilon-18 hell no. Their videos are often inaccurate
@@nightfallreviews1533 Inaccurate? More like disingenuous. They will straight up manipulate a scene by not showing necessary context all so they either bullshit their way into a sin or make some stupid excuse for a joke.
Nerd Explains explains the most realistic shit ever.
You should do, why these bank heists wouldn't succeed.
YES!
Imagine a significant portion of your countries gold reserves is stolen because a bomb went off nearby and the bomber threatens 1 more in an undisclosed school in the city. Which authorities responds to by sending basically every available cop to search every school in the city manually, leaving literally none available to guard the Federal Reserve.
IF A BOMB WENT OFF NEXT TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE THAT PLACE WILL BE SWARMING WITH COPS SWAT FBI NATIONAL GUARD OR WHATEVER AGENCY YOU CAN COME UP WITH.
Eh what am I talking about. A group could just load up 14 big rigs with gold from a bank and just drive all the way to canada. After encountering only 8-10 people TOTAL inside the building that actually noticed the heist and were disposed of without anyone else realizing. Right?
Really pleased that Equilibrium got at least a cameo appearance in the video!
Bad guys can only hit their targets when the plot demands they do. I just watched the 4th episode of the Mandalorian last night, and it had a flashback of order 66 from Baby Yoda’s eyes. The 501st troopers that Darth Vader brought to the Jedi Temple were able to easily Gun down 4 random Jedi, even one throwing herself into the elevator that Baby Yoda’s pram had just floated into, her couldn’t hit baby Yoda’s slow moving ass.
And then, when another Jedi picks baby Yoda up and starts flying him away on a speeder, two of the clone gun ships give chase. INSTANTLY one of the gun ships manages to score a direct hit on the engine of the speeder bike, but instead of blowing up the bike or at the very least completely disabling it, it just “slows the bike down”
Well, you’d assume that with the bike now a lot slower, less maneuverable, and with the marksmanship of the gunner that just took out the engine effortlessly, that baby Yoda and the Jedi driving would be sitting ducks and dead rapidly after, right? Nope!! From then on, the lasers from the clones come NOWHERE NEAR the fleeing Jedi and baby Yoda on their unstable bike.
The bad guys are only allowed to hit their shots when the plot demands it, or when the hero is LITERALLY bullet proof (like in the Luke Cage Netflix series)
This reminds me of another movie trope that I notice. Goons/Minions pointlessly shouting "Freeze!" or words to that effect at the hero, especially when they've been shown NOT doing that to anyone else or are clearly not taking or are beyond the point of taking prisoners.
Reminds me a little bit of Siege. You really can't take too many bullets before going down and if you're headshot you just immediately die just like in most real life cases.
Leon the Professional comes to mind as both awesome and unrealistic, despite the first half of the movie being dedicated to somewhat grounded and realistic tactics.
About John Wick turning towards the door before the goon appears, I think it's his experience and training speaking : Of course, someone is going to come through that door. John just anticipated it.
These videos are absolutely excellent nerd. Well done, keep it up, and thank you.
That goddam staircase scene in saving Private Ryan. That dude man, the kraut should have just capped him
Plot armor really shouldn’t stop bullets…
My cousin was in Iraq and Afghanistan for years. He told me that he never saw the guys that were shooting at him. As soon as he aimed at a muzzle flash, the gunfire was coming from somewhere else. He only fired his rifle 2 or 3 times over there. He was a photographer and even shot some of the footage for the Restrepo and Korengal documentaries. We come from a family that has served in nearly every war the US has participated in, even going back to the Revolutionary War. I think it messed him up. The Middle East wasn’t a war, not really. He was a drunkard for a long time after he got out.
loving this new video style. changing things up on us 😊
I like the scene from the matrix 2 where neo shreds up the room morphius is being kept in with a chopper gun and somehow doesn't hit him
Matrix 1 actually.
But still, yeah
To be fair.... they were inside the Matrix lol. They can literally bend the laws of physics.
Liking these new additions
And this is why I prefer multiplayer shooting games without self-regenerating health over movies any day, because when I make it out of a 1v5 gunfight, it's because of realistic tactics and witty manuvering.
What i love too in f9 is that they break the fourth wall with his character saying thar hes immortal
Could you please do a “how to beat” video on a movie called “attraction” or it’s second part? It has cool alien water benders and giant space ships capable of deep faking , controlling mass media and framing people for domestic terrorism. And it has a cool revolution and a government corruption scheme.(It also has a cool underwater scene).I am asking for the twenty sixth time and will continue asking.
how to beat the "globalist elite" in "real life" would also be interesting to see...
Leon the professional of 1990. The hard pace action movie looks pretty believable!
Most movie heroes suffer from the "Seagal factor"
I love these your hero’s will… thumbnails they are gold😂
Whew! I’m early for this one, hope you’re having a good day nerd explains!
Someone should make a movie “in the life of a henchman “ like a HollyWood blockbuster
Three gun competitions are great but nothing can ever replace the feeling of being under accurate return fire and having to return fire yourself. That’s why the best shooters are not the same as the best combat shooters.
I think a relatively accurate depiction of a gun fight where a man is out numbered would be the last fight scene in Rambo last blood. Rambo knows he isn't made of steel. So instead he utilizes gorilla warfare tactics to dispatch a platoon size group of arm cartels. From the traps, to stealth, and knowing the layout of his underground bunker. It would be a much higher probability of survival, as opposed to the gun-foo or body builder muscles to protect an individual.
You should make a How to Beat from the villain's perspective.
One movie that shows this quite well is Boondock Saints. While some elements are a bit crazy, like dropping through the ceiling and being ready to fight, they got away with it the first few times because they took the bad guys completely by surprise. The first time they encounter someone that was ready for them, everyone gets shot. Second time, they are injured, captured and lose one to an execution. Only being saved because apparently mob guys like ugly women, and their own guy turned on them.
I really appreciate the extra effort you put in to make captions only jokes
lol ditto. Just noticed anytime he says "magazines" the captions read "clips"
People usually don't immediately start shooting through a door when they don't expect anything. Especially with an interrupted oodaloop
“They disappear people all the time” Nerd explains u are the best!😂
Dudes whole rant can be undone with one realization. Movies are made for entertainment.
Thing is people’s views on what is “entertaining”. For some an entertaining fight is a effortless curbstop, for others it’s a realistic life-or-death struggle
Somehow it's harder for me to suspend disbelief about the falls onto hard surfaces. Having done BJJ and rock climbing, it hurts hitting the ground falling from your feet, much less a few stories down!
*john wick chapter 4 has entered the chat*
“In the masterpiece, F9…” yeahhhhh that got me good 😂
Man I really hope you bring back this background music. It sounds so much better.
I think Die Hard is actually pretty good on this front, at least the first one. Only things that really stick out is the guy that jumps up onto the table for no reason and the fact that Al somehow survives his car getting torn into by a couple hundred rounds when he's in an obvious spot to shoot.
My favorite unsurvivable gunfight was the ending of The Wild Bunch. It was a unsurvivable gunfight and they didn't survive but they put up a good fight.
I really like this format with "your hero"
In 2 recent similar animes they got gunfight so wrong:
Spyx Familly (The fmc)
Daddy buddies.
Dude are getting shot by 20 goons with rapid fire machine guns in the complete open for 20s and don't get shot once.
Nerd is the Goat great strategy to survive 🤑💯 percent classic 🤑 awesome
You have no idea how accurate was your ”D-funnel” nickname for doors… 😂 Indoor training was brutal even for a single day training session for a conscript…
I love this series so much
Forget about guns, the funniest scenes are those whic people defend against knife attacks/disarm the attacker.
actually really like this video idea, nice one!
the henchmen in extraction are not exactly the well trained, well equipped professionals that he's talking about. like bruh do you not see the literal children they're using 😭
3:40 "providing Chris with strategic backup"
Backup can't be strategic, allies can. Backup is a term belonging to tactics.
A tactic is the methodology of approaching a situation and is, in military terms, dependent on and linked to two other factors: Materiel and training.
An operation is the framework around a situation, how you approach solving a problem, what means you employ and when.
A strategy is choosing your situation.
For example, a master tactician beats Magnus Carlsson at chess. A master strategist plays badminton instead.
One thing you missed is how big of a difference there is between the accuracy of a pistol and a rifle. Jerry Miculik (spelling?) Is an amazing shooting god who could probably out shoot John Wick, but if he had a .38 special and I had an AR 15 I'm pretty sure I could out shoot him at 100+ meters. Put me against any mortal non Jerry man and I'd feel very confident that I could out shoot 99.999% of humanity if they had a pistol and I had a rifle at any range over 20 meters.
You're making the assumption that you wouldn't be ambushed. Not good to only consider guaranteed win scenarios.
@paddy9738 I was talking about shooting accuracy. Yes if a good shooter takes the time to aim and shoots at me from behind with a pistol at 50 meters or less then yes I'm probably toast. In most action movies you don't usually have the heroes shooting every one of the thugs in the back. I have however seen bad guys armed with assault rifles getting sniped from roof tops by heroes with tiny little pistols. I was mechanized infantry for 6 years and I see a lot of movie sins that drive me nuts. My biggest pet peeve is how everyone shoots their assault rifles on full auto. Sorry for going on a tangent but I spent 18 months in Iraq and never once switched my rifle to burst/auto. Amateurs spray and pray, professionals aim and actually hit their targets!
@@bigmekboy175 Use of full auto is mostly useful for intimidation, plus in movies it makes for a good audio/visual spectacle. Most pistols can actually be deadly accurate out around 150 yards, most meaning roughly from the Glock 19 and those of other makes and models fitting the same overall size/barrel length. Elmer Keith used .44 Special and then Magnum revolvers as hunting weapons at similar rangers and those were mostly 4 inch barreled as I recall. Shooting accuratly at range with pistols is absolutely possible the movies just don't put any effort into selling it wth proper weapons that would need to be made with adjustable sights to be used at those ranges.
The tangent on Elmer Keith was just about how anyone who truly wants to shoot handguns at range will teach themselves how to.
@paddy9738 I've seen people shoot at those extreme WTF ranges before (he actually hit a wounded deer at 650 yards which boggles my mind) and they require certain poses, usually at least 2-3 ranging shots, and time to achieve. Meanwhile I can reliably hit 300 meter targets with no scope, no sand bags, and only about 2-3 seconds to aim about 80% of the time with an AR style rifle. Give me an Acog sight and suddenly things get easy. Basically my point is that the rifle makes me the equal or near equal of a shooting God without the decades of insane practice and im just a decent shot. My statement about being more accurate than 99.99% of handgun shooters while weilding an assault rifle still stands.
Finally you use this background music again I missed it lol
This is my favorite series on.the channel.
5:39 you should try doing a stress shoot course. Something a lot of street patrol police officers don’t do nearly enough.
Movies ignore that homo sapiens are well evolved for ranged combat. We were throwing rocks with accuracy before we even left the trees. Yet we have people in movies who seem to be unable to understand that killing at range is MUCH better than getting in close.
7:05 So glad you mentioned Gun Fu. Could you make a video on the advantages and limitations of Gun Kata, please ? It's heavily featured in Equilibrium. In fact, I hope Death battle too would pit Baba Yage against the cleric and 'settle once and for all who would win' between Gun Kata and Gun Fu.
Once of the funniest and realistic gun fights I've seen is in a western called Appaloosa. It lasted 30 secs and everyone got shot. The deputy "that didn't last long" the sheriff " Everybody could shoot!".😂😂😂
Have you seen the last part of the new Indiana Jones trailer? Where he cracks the whip and everybody pulls out guns? Somehow, a room full of guns doesn't follow the target down as he ducks for cover.
I suggest a " Your hero will die of blood loss" should be covered
That wasn't just any sniper in Extraction. That was the film's director.
In the nightclub scene in John Wick he just wore a vest he didn’t have the special suit yet. Could’ve still had level 4 plates for rifle rounds if Vigos henchmen had rifles
With the mini gun from red, mounts like that allow you to lock the gun's rotational axis to help improve shot accuracy. If he locked the vertical axis, the car would lean in the other direction, lifting the barrel due to recoil. The obvious solution would then seem to be burst firing, but doing so jams the gun as it isn't meant for short repeated bursts typically. For this reason, other more practical weapons tend to be favorable.
The key thing, you are facing humans and not video game bots. No one sits around and runs out into open fire like they do in movies. Everyone is gonna hide behind cover and soon as you pop you head or gun out then they are firing. Second part I've never understood is infinite ammo and no reloads.
To be fair, Tyrone comments on this trope in one of the Fast and Furious movies. He talks about how they seem to be invincible or something.
#11 please do War of the Worlds 2005. I can't help but think about this when I watch a movie.
The villans from doctor who always can't hit any main character but then they can wipe out a room full of people without missing a shot
My favorite one is in walking dead season 5 when they are in terminus and they shoot at them as they run and the characters make the comments that they were shooting at there feet or the ground and they were to be fair
Edit: the point is they don't want to hit them cuz that could ruin parts of the meat with so many bullets and so many untrained people shooting I think it's very likely mostly everyone would have been shot at least in the limbs if not dead
9:51 it’s kinda hard for everyone to go at him all at once when only the people looking at the cameras know exactly where he is and has to really that information to people that were already spread out to begin with and has to travel to someone who’s not staying still. Shit, even when you have organized teams stacked up doing room clearing, you still have to mitigate the risk of hot walls and blue on blue.
I think my favorite move sin when it comes to guns. Whenever the henchmen has a gun pointed at the good guy, he always has to walk closer to him for the hero to be able to grab the gun.
1:58 calling AK-47s “state of the art weaponry”
Yeah bullets go fast man.
Please do another video about aiming too; your heros won't hit shit at a full sprint and trying to make headshots at 80 yarss.
Alice in borderland season 2 with the king has for sure some of my best how do they survive scenes. I love both seasons, but damn those scenes gived me headaches.
Every starwars battle ever where you aren’t a Jedi.
8:40 i don't think it's insinuated that he turned to engage that particular dude but more so just checking his six and entrances and dude happened to be popping in
Ahhh, movie magic!