Best Modern Quickdraw Movie Moments Pt.1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2020
- 0:00 The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
1:28 Collateral
2:14 Django: Unchained
3:06 The Punisher - Season 2
4:05 El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
5:12 Mission Impossible: Fallout
6:37 John Wick: Chapter 2
7:28 The Magnificent Seven
9:18 The Expendables
Here is a compilation of some of my favorite quickdraw scenes of modern cinema. I got some duels, some bad-asses taking out multiple targets and even card tricks. Hopefully you all enjoy my choices, and Epstein didn't kill himself. - บันเทิง
0:00 The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
1:28 Collateral
2:14 Django: Unchained
3:06 The Punisher - Season 2
4:05 El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
5:12 Mission Impossible: Fallout
6:37 John Wick: Chapter 2
7:28 The Magnificent Seven
9:18 The Expendables
Benjy damn bro I peep the Big L profile pic, respect
Benjy THANK you
Collateral is so underrated
Justified, season 6; raylan vs boone
Benjy thx
Buster Scruggs is like a live action looney tunes and I love it
If Yosemite Sam could actually hit something you mean lol but no he totally is & I want a whole movie of him again!
They made it look like a looney toons sketch on purpose.
Need a solo Buster Scruggs movie
I wish the whole thing was about him.
I don't know why he reminds me of Bugs Bunny
4:46 Man it's a good thing Jesse had that second gun in his pocket. That dude's quickdraw was actually deadly.
He definitely channeled everything he learned from Mike, namely the fact that you dont have to be better or faster or stronger, only smarter. Mike was old and not as quick as some guys, but he was definitely the type to really plan accordingly and think fast in the moment.
Cheaters always win!
@@Chappy31x winners never lose!
Mike Walter....Gus.....thrown into one badass who got away....sad the breaking bad universe is slowly coming to the end of it's final chapters
legit like the fastest one in the video
1:12 I like how he looks into the camera while saying "sloppy shootin on my part", it's so rare to see yet so impactful.
“That’s my bad y’all, I apologize”
"Here buddy, let me get that for ya." LMAO!!
Buster Scruggs is the most goofy enjoyable type of movie ever
My favourite part is how he aims his gun at the bartender behind his back and then slowly turns around with a creepy, ominous grin on his face.
Bro just found out about breaking the 4th wall
1:02 love how a beam of sunlight comes through the bullet wound lol
John Wick drew his 1911, aimed, and got seven headshots with seven bullets in 3 seconds
not with a revolver he didn't. (go buster)
More like seven headshots with 3 bullets in 7 seconds.
And of course mild-mannered Clark Kent CAUGHT a bullet with his bare hand.
He’s not real so why are you acting like it’s impressive
@@ioanj86 Because we enjoy movie characters lol.
@John Osborn How spaced out were the targets?
While watching the Punisher scene, it still amazes me that you can know who Frank Castle is, but think you and your five buddies can take him in a straight shootout. That's like knowing who Batman is but thinking you can take him in a fistfight.
...while not being Bane
There's actually a whole list of people in DC who can take Batman in a fight, including Lady Shiva, Bronze Tiger, Karate Kid, and Richard Dragon. There's also a few more who are close enough to his level that they can take him on a good day, like Black Canary, Nightwing, Mr. Terrific, and Wildcat.
NoJusticeNoPeace Batman beat Superman so I just put him ahead of everyone 😂
+Hunter All the top martial artists in DC can go toe to toe with Kryptonians. Karate Kid, for example, joined the Legion by taking Superboy in a fight, and held his own against Validus one-on-one.
Cos he's just a man
3:58 I honestly wish more movies/tv did this. I love how he doesn’t just stay in one spot, but he strafes left and right to avoid being shot. Great detail.
He shot 4 bullets and all 6 of them fell down
I counted 6 shots
@@KechupNukrrecount
@@KechupNukrYour just straight up deaf my dude, you can clearly hear 6 shots.
@@KechupNukrNah it was 6, get your hearing checked
I’m surprised that bit from Magnificent Seven doesn’t get more love. That movie was outstanding, and the scene in particular was great.
The best remake in Hollywood history. That first shootout in Rose Creek is legendary, only outdone by Open Range.
@@dejen3303 The first one is also not bad of a remake of the Seven Samurai.
Fantastic scene
I wish buster Scruggs was an entire movie. It was hillarious. Wow 5k likes. I'm clearly not alone.
The Bed Doctor the only actual good part of that movie. I felt played after I had watched the whole movie just because I loved the Buster Scruggs story
Isn’t there a movie named the ballad of buster Scruggs?
Wyatt Kent that’s the name of the movie this is from, but it’s literally like 20 minutes of Buster Scruggs and then the rest of the stories. The rest of the stories just drag and aren’t very good in general, but they draw you in with false promises of an entertaining movie.
The Bed Doctor preach that 🙏💯
"Pan shot!"
Tom Cruise's scene in Collateral I never get tired of.
The sound, the professional accuracy - it's just perfect.
Apparently some law enforcement agencies routinely refer to this scene for firearms training
I thought the same, so clean
@@WarKoala233 Yes I've seen a TH-cam video about that! This is typical of Tom Cruise's acting. He wants to get everything as realistic as possible. Apparently he has done so with Top Gun: Maverick as well. I can't wait to see it.
On the vickers tactical channel they do a breakdown of the scene, and he even moves his head over the gun like you should do when firing from retention.
@@andrewpinsent8927 i'm going to watch it asap💯💯
The ballad of buster..
The look on his face after shooting the first guy is absolutely priceless. It conveys his absolute joy in his gift and ridding the world of that guy .
Tom cruise scene where he professionally redirects the firearms, fires from a hip stance than punches out to fire center mass on the secondary threat with a single head shot triple tap and than goes for the final single head shot is what set the standards to what we now know and John wick. Thank you Tom cruise for always taking the extra step to entertain realism to your audience.
Best part is the guy trying to speak, and the gunner just shoots him without even looing down at him. Yea wannabe gangsteers are always like "Thug Life Till I Die", till they run into a life long mercenary, that cares very little for human life. At that point the thug no longer wants that thug life.
2:00 Holy shit. That is hands down the most best gun shot sfx I've heard. Gunshots in movies always fail to truly capture the loudness of a gun, with a few exceptions.
If I recall, the audio for the gunshots in Heat were captured with the live audio of the Blanks being fired. I believe they used a similar method of capturing the audio for this scene.
Mann is the man
yea its michael mann
It's Michael Mann. He usually films on live location, not on a set. The surrounding buildings make the gunshots echo, exactly as they would in real life. The shootout in downtown LA in Heat is a prime example
@@themancuniancandidate2744 no blood tho
Tom cruise saying "yo homie" before he killed those two guys is perhaps my favorite movie scene of all time
in minute?
Hey You 1:45
Gangstas can't outdraw hitmen,hitmen can't outdraw outlaws
@@hulkbelowall9532 You think a hitman ain't an outlaw?
Yo HOMIE!
*proceeds to end their lives*
To quote Tuko Ramirez (The good, The bad and The ugly) " If you're gonna shoot then shoot, don't talk " I love that line.
That Collateral scene is a masterpiece. That is how violence happens, very quickly
Damn “Collateral” had some spot on gunshot sounds.
All Michael Mann movies have amazing gunfight sounds. Watch the famous shootout scene in Heat.
And he Mozambiqued them both, clean realistic shooting.
Foreal the echo down the alleyway too, so good
Ikr almost as if the sounds was real👀👀. Hmmm craaazy 😂
underrated movie
2:00 the way tom handled that gun looked so realistic. Probably trained for that particular scene for weeks lol. Truly amazing choreography
He did,director Michael Mann had him training with 2 former SAS guys.They had also trained all the actors in his previous movie "Heat".
and you didn't say that about the John Wick scenes? ;D
MisterL2 lol I know keanu trains, I actually know the people he trains with. He goes down to Texas for a month to train when it comes to shooting roles
@@insaneclownhoty Where in Texas? I know he takes classes with Taran Butler and that is NOT Texas. Taran Tactical is somewhere near Los Angeles so traveling all the way to Texas doesn't make a lot of sense.
shooterqqqq thought it was outside of Houston
Cruise showed how much he dedicated himself into getting a Mozambique Drill correct in that scene
3:00 that woman passing out was hilarious. It added some humor to an intense scene.
The El Camino gunfight was very realistic; they both missed a majority of their shots, both being very unfamiliar with handguns
My favourite part of it was how he missed with two guns but managed to hit that last shot in the head
Except for folks who have done a lot of training under pressure, most people who are familiar with handguns and even those who have a lot of target shooting experience would likely perform similarly poorly in such an intense real life situation.
It is! Against moving targets most people do poorly. I remember video from a real bar fight where at almost point blank range (only a pool table separating them) at least two gunmen unloaded firearms at each other and no one was hit with a single bullet.
@@ValuesNotFound well even a blind squirrel find a nut once in a while :D
As several people here have mentioned, even people with training can consistently miss in real life-or-death situations. The reason is that even training under pressure can't simulate the threat of imminent death. The only way to train for these situations is to be in these situations and that carries a certain risk of mortality.
I love how when he shoots the bartender at the end of the first scene you can see the light behind him through the wound
Coen brothers sure do know how to direct a movie
RIP Pilot that is impossible.
@@zepter00 I know it wouldn't actually happen but it's a fun little detail to make the scene more interesting
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Go watch the music video for Dead Weather- 'Treat Me Like Your Mother' if you liked that effect...
Wow! Humbled you kick off with Buster's fast draw! That's my hand doubling him with the fast draw and spinning it into the holster. (Both angles from the rear) Tim was a great guy to work with and as you can see was able to learn a lot of gun tricks for the film! But for this particular quick draw the Coen's wanted one smooth draw up and out without hesitation, and without starting with the hand on the gun. So I had to put half the outfit on and step in. Fun fun. Shot full load blanks toward a blue screen they superimposed the other guy on.
That was you? That's cool as hell.
Yeah that's cool mate. You're quick!
Please make a movie with him again! Buster was my favorite out of the entire movie.😢
7:09 Legit one of my favourite things about the John Wick franchise. John fires seven shots, the clip is empty. None of this normal Hollywood shit where the protagonist has infinite ammo until suddenly it's convenient for his gun to be empty. Seven shots, we're done here.
Yep. Seven shots then he has to take a guy down to get more
@@CorelUser John Wick fans try not to reveal they enjoy unrealistic Hollywood action challenge (impossible difficulty)
@@arnikmittal7651 John Wick fans exclaiming the realism by pointing out the ammo and ignoring everything else unrealistic about the entire movie. Oh wow they counted the ammo omg what an achievement.
It'd be pretty damn stupid to shoot more than 7 considering earlier in the movie they made a big deal about 1 million dollars a round (7 million total) for John to get the gun
@@CorelUser getting closer to fire a shot for more accuracy while the other guy is at a disadvantage because he just ran out of ammo isn't unrealistic. Especially when you know you might miss, and if John manages to reload, he won't. So you need it to hit on the first shot. You also need to hit a small area, because you know that John has those special suits that are all bulletproof, and you're a random goon who doesn't have John Wick level aim.
One thing bothered me about that Buster Scruggs scene at first, he didn't drink or take anything from that bar, after a while
it got to me that every man he killed was for self defence therefore if he took anything that would be illegal from his standards.
Such a brilliant character development for a fifteen minutes story.
Makes you wonder what he did
He also seemed to intentionally put himself in situations where he'd have to defend himself and I think his "sunny disposition" was a complete facade. I always thought it was super dark, it was all a sharks smile.
He did not take any because that would have made him a thief and he is not one
@@stephengrigg5988 well said
@@stephengrigg5988 be that as it may, one might also say "if they are the type to force normal folk to defend themselves unnecessarily, then an extraordinary fellow is needed to deal with them"
Who bullies the bullies?
1:06 it’s so fucking cool how they have the detail of the light going through the bullet hole
right??
Just adds comedic effect tbh
@@SaintJerry Aye, 'tis a comedy piece.
1:05 I love how for a split second when the bartender was shot a bit of light shines through the wound
Tom Cruise did a quick draw in the real or more b(mechanically correct way. He has to lean back and to the right, dropping his shoulder too for faster draw and make sure he clears the holster. Always impressive.
I like how El Camino is basically a modern day western. Also I got amazed of how being a prisoner turned Jesse Pinkman into James.
I'd also argue Mandalorian is a sci fi western, so many cool scenes
@@OsKarMike1306 It's a space Western, but without nitpicks, you're absolutely right either way
I love El Camino, and I love that scene.
@@OsKarMike1306 You want sci-fi/western? Where in the name of F*CK is Firefly??? Mal had some impressive quick-draw skills. :-)
@@OsKarMike1306 You want sci-fi/western? Where in the name of F*CK is Firefly??? Mal had some impressive quick-draw skills. :-)
Bad Guy: “Listen asshole, their's 1 of you, and 6 of u-"
**shoots 5 assailants, injures 1**
Punisher: “Then subtract the 5..."
9:07 just gotta say, classic Civil War gun, Beaumont-Addams, first time I've seen this in a movie.
The Sjango and Punisher scenes cut too soon.
Best one, always been one of my favourites, is Tom cruise at the 2min mark, Mozambique techniques two dudes, starting with two body shots from the hip, switching targets and this time can aim, wins hearts and minds, two to the heart, one to the mind… and then finishes his second Mozambique technique on the dude he shot first. I loved that so much it’s what got me into shooting drills.
This brought many good memories flooding back just as fast the these quick draws! Thanks for making this!
Lines inspired by this video:
"1) Bullets go faster than blades."
"Not when I throw 'em..."
2) "Listen, asshole, there's one of you and six.."
"Bullets in my gun? Nope, there's actually seven, here let me show you.."
**opens fire**
Nice
@@blitzed3425 Kind of like when you look in the mirror?
how many did they hit? was it a tie?
That El Camino scene is an instant classic!
Hands down best filmed scene in the movie
There should be a movie featuring Buster Scruggs. They were absolutely out of their mind to get rid of this character so quickly.
Over a full 90 mins or so, the character may grind a little. He was a bit callous so there'd not be much to root for.
@@ceesmith I'm open minded. You have every right to be wrong.
@@ronnyrono782 I'm closed minded on a Buster feature. i.e. there won't be one.
even though i want this it goes against the point of the movie, death was so common and no man is a main character
@@ronnyrono782 Coen Brothers are one of the best filmmakers in this age. The reason why Buster Scruggs was so iconic was because of how short it was. It’s like an episode of a cartoon. A full length movie wouldn’t work, and they know that. People didn’t appreciate their artistic vision except for the buster scruggs short because it was so fun
Great compilation - it was nice to see how smooth the quickdraws were - thumbs-up for you!
I think one of the most crucial parts of a great quickdraw moment is the build-up. The tension stretches until it snaps and the guns start firing. El-Camino did that wonderfully with the mix of music and closeups.
django too imo
The guy with the gun in his pocket? I was in effect just watching it…the movie had high intensity music
If you really wanna see build up before a gun fight watch the final duel of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (in my opinion the best movie ever made)
I thought it was hilarious how weird buster Scruggs was, and then he just fired off those shots super fast and accurately
Collateral shooting: .. LEO styled double taps and one for secure immobilization of threat. Cruise's shuffling forward on that 3rd shot is definitely LEO .. is just text book engagement - One of THE most realistic quick shooting from the hip, draw and engaging scenes I have ever seen. Good job MANN
The beginning is just crazy.He dissed the shi t outta him mad times.He said do not let it fool ya.The smile he had the whole time on his face made this AWESOME.
What's the name of the film, please?
The irony is that he didn't really diss them. Said the guy needed a shave (which doesn't really insult his basic appearance, just the current state of his facial hair) and to be less surly (which isnt demeaning him personally, just criticizing his bad attitude), and that he needed better drinking buddies (And I mean, come on, look at them. Theys outlaws.). Mild insults at best, especially after what the guy had just called him.
@2be Blunt No, it's that if he drank the whiskey at that point, it would make him a robber, as opposed to simply having shot down men in self defense (which is not immoral). The whiskey was not his- he was attempting to buy some, but now that the bartender is dead, he cannot.
Buster is an extremely moral guy- he only kills in self defense when threatened or challenged, doesn't steal, and doesn't even provoke the guy with real "fighting words". And he doesn't take pleasure in killing people, despite his smile. He's just very matter-of-fact about it, which a lot of people confuse for enjoyment.
He's an interesting character. He's not a good guy, because he isn't very merciful, but he is moral. If you don't cross him, you'd never have anything to fear.
@@jadedandbitter idk, about self defense. The guy pulled his shirt back showing that he had a weapon, for all we know he may of planned to use it or may have been a scare tactic/bluff. Then the other proceeded to kill everyone in the bar. Not know the true intentions. Then with the bartender, he reached for his rifle and the other guy shot first, so it most definitely was an action of self defense, yet he got shot dead while being innocent to the situation.
@@joshuacunningham4686 So the first guy to get shot displayed a firearm, put his hand on it, and made a threatening comment, indicating that he intended to draw on him. A police officer will shoot you if you put your hand on a firearm with intent to use it on him.
The other guys were only shot when they attempted to draw, and the bartender wasnt involved in the fight, so his actions werent self defense. Being that he only went for it in response to buster being a threat, its clear he intended on using it to assist the other men, and Buster knew it, hence him getting shot as well. Had he not reached for a firearm, he would not have been shot. Same for everybody else there.
2:00 In that collateral shooting scene that guy on the right has spot on reaction that you'd see in quick situations with unprofessional people.
"old henry" should be added to the list - great quickdraw scene when he shoots the guy in the face..........and the lead-in to it when the mexican says "stay calm" and henry says "it's too late for that" is priceless. AND, it's the most realistic quickdraw scene, EVER.
I like the way that you put this all together; makes me want to re-watch a few of these. You don't waste time adding in too much scene and I know that epstein did not kill himself.
Thanks man!
This comment so funny
@@jeus_cnt its how matter of factly it is just at the end lmfao.
@Ronald Reed I'm assuming you mean 'book' instead of 'blood.' And if you believe that fat ass and the bullshit in his book, you're not only the fool, but rather a complete and total moron. Let's go Brandon
@Leonard Rickvery easy to believe they overlooked it bc they hated him. Also it’s very likely he did kill himself bc why the FUCK would he wait for prison just to be assassinated. No goddamn way.
3:40 oh my fucking god his voice. I half-expected him to go all, "I'm Batman" on them. Get's me every time
Good on this guy for actually giving us some context with the clips. Enjoyed the video!
I love that brief moment in Mission Impossible when August Walker shows the slightest approval for Ethan saving the officer.
I think his approval is for ethan killing the 4 men…
Man you picked some real fantastic scenes to start this compilation off with! Thought it couldn't get better then starting off with Buster, then Collateral came on... and while I was still pondering how impressed I was with your scene choice, Django started up. Well done my friend... WELL done! Great choices
Thanks my friend!
@@Benjy1 very well 👏
Nothing can compete with Tuco, Angel eyes, and Blondie.
Doc Holliday in Tombstone is up there. But I agree. The Good The Bad And The Ugly is a masterpiece.
@@tylerbittle712 Pale Rider, A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More. The whole man with no name saga is great.
@@jeremywade6986 I agree with you 100٪.
The first 24 seconds WRECKED me!! The line was the PERFECT REPLY. Comedy Gold. "Sir, it seems you......"
Watch Tim Nelson as “Buster Scruggs” and then “Old Henry” back to back…the guy is a phenomenal actor.
In the Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the bartender's bullethole has light shinging through it, such a cool detail !
I don't know why, but i read it as "Butthole"
@@untitledgoose1637 so did i
So did I
@@untitledgoose1637 because you were blinded by the "shinging" light.
Anyone who knows shit about tactical shooting, knows Collateral’s alley scene was one of the finest executions of shooting from retention and the Mozambique drill ever put to film.
Or just see how Keanu Reeves trained for John Wick, totally awesome, which just shows, that if actors put enough training into a movie, it makes it look all the more awesome :)
No is not, the reason he won it's because the other guy was to slow at the draw.
@@bronxlords comparing to most movies in hollywood, the bar ain't that high.
but action is faster than reaction, i guess the other guy just got shocked
The Mozambique drill is stupid.
Ya that was operator as fuck. Especially for Hollywood.
This guy deserves more subs man, these compilations ain't easy.
That punisher scene tho. The way he moved while he shot, so realistic on a training standpoint for movement
“A shave and a brighter disposition” 😂 gold
I just like his wording and how he phases things, his cavalier demeanor. But yet so fast.
I love that moment when John and Santino share that look and everyone in the room just backs off because everyone knows what's about to happen.
That Tom Cruise "Collateral" draw scene was a thing of beauty
The guy on the right was fumbling too long though
MAN, the second guy's voice tho! "You ain't no outlaw" that sounded sooo good
Quick draws actually did happen during the Wild West - maybe not quite exactly as in the movies, but there is at least one confirmed moment between the gamblers Hickok and Tutt, who threatened each other from a distance and then fired simultaneously, which ended up killing Tutt. This is very similar to the quick draw duels in wild west movies, and there have most certainly been several other simiular situations like that.
They actually perfered shooting people in the back or ride bys but you are correct about hickock and his dual legend has it as 100 yards through the heart
Okay so I have to say this. The new series 1883, is maybe the best Western movie/TV series ever made. It's absolutely gritty and intense and makes you squirm in your seat, and it's almost hard to watch some scenes. But the gun fights in 1883, are so ridiculous they are the WORST gun fights I've ever seen, even worse than a highschool film. The guys fire about 100 rounds at eachother with pistols, up close, and nobody gets hit with a stray bullet. It's SO stupid. I can't believe that Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan (genius) would do such unrealistic shooting.
@@Ritalie you need to take into account that not everyone could afford a gun at that time let alone practise using up expensive bullets. So those that did were not crack shots. The cheaper guns were used to intimidate and tended to explode more often than fire a bullet. When they did have bullets in them and used them in Ernest it was with a hope and a prayer they would hit their intended target or at the very least scare them off. Mix in easy access to cheap alcohol, which was often a substitute for water and it all becomes a shit show. Passersby, people watching through windows, and animals suffered the greatest casualties. You tended to kill your opponent by clubbing them with the gun rather than shooting them with it.
@@Ritalie the same show that had a white teenage girl actually fall in love with some random Indian she just met, and her father being okay with it lol? Wildly unrealistic.
Actually quick draw in the wild west was a myth. It's an actual fact that the "west" was far less wild than people think. Statistically its more wild nowadays. Maybe stop peddling that wild west quick draw bullshit. Cause it isn't a thing.
That's a great comp. Good work man.
Thanks and so glad you listed the movies- I have never seen El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie and now I want to.
2:00 gotta be one of the most realistic sounding gun shot(s) I’ve heard in a movie that wasn’t a documentary or anything
Absolutely loved that scene in El-Camino. The tension/suspense was amazing.
Can't have a modern shoot out video without at least one John Wick scene... I love it
As much I love John Wick choreography Collateral was so ahead of its time. Tom Cruise really nailed it. Probably one of my favorite movie of all time.
Honestly the collateral scene was just very smooth, I genuinely was taken aback at the speed of the draw and accuracy.
Man! The tension in the Mission Impossible and El Camino scenes was thick. Great film making and another great list.
Thank you!
really hate that show,every time you google el camino instead of finding the car you find that trash
@@0Heeroyuy01 you have a shitty opinion That show is the best Tv series of all time
First time I watched el camino, that shoot out reminded me of old Clint Eastwood films. Low and behold that's what inspired that scene. Clint outsmarted one of his villains by giving him a gun with no bullets, and Jesse outsmarted his by having a hidden gun.
@@snakeeyes5156 or maybe its b/c i don't wast my time watching tv,and love cars so when some shitty tv show makes it hard to look car stuff up i think that show can burn in hell since i know it has NOTHING to do with cars.
I love the trope of the henchmen with the gun running into ass-kicking range
I love all of these thank you man 💪🏽
Collateral is one of the MOST underrated action films, and THE most underrated Tom Cruise film
Buster Scruggs was such a fantastic movie. Damn underrated too. Love it
Kasper I would argue you have a short attention span
I thought him quite annoying. So it is a no from me.
nice compilation and make me want to rewatch them again, but you know, to do something like that, it's definitely more than just quickdraw alone but overall close quarters shooting skills.
Nice compilation Benjy, love seeing Frank do his thang.
What I liked about Buster Scruggs is the slight delay in firing each shot to aim at each guy.
the sun shines through the bullet wound in the bartender for a moment. really neat
Lol...
i LOVED that Ballad o' Buster Scruggs! It was HILARIOUS! ~ Yes, i have watched this video b4 but yet again, i am back to see it again... So cool
I always liked the scene from Collateral with Tom Cruise. The soundtrack captured the real sound of gunfire not like a lot of other movies, you could feel the power.
I wish ballad of buster Scruggs was like that the whole movie, would’ve been so good
miqey I agree the movie as a whole was good, but I would have enjoyed it more of it was JUST Buster.
I was Omgo.0 Is it going to be all like this?!!!
Right. He was my favorite. Especially the surly joe scene
No it wouldn't.
sclogse1 yes it would,
Someone mentioned Tom Cruise having to train for weeks to get that 'comfortable' at handling his gun. That sounds true.
The actor Jack Palance played the "bad guy" in the western "Shane." (He was too good as a psycho, no wander he did such a good Dracula later.) He was noticed to have used every spare moment on the set practicing his quickdraw technique. At the end of the shooting schedule the "western specialist," (these films have people on set who have actually done what goes on in the movie's script, such as wrangle cattle, scouted in the wilderness, etc, [indeed, there is a persistent rumour that the real Wyatt Earp was one such for some early silent Hollywood westerns,]) said that Palance had become very good in his shooting technique.
Practice makes perfect.
In Magnigicent Seven, I always get a chuckle out of the brother that says, "You know I love magic."
Man that shot sounds in Collateral never gets old... They are still by far the best sounding shots I ever heard in a Movie.
1:07 I like how you can see the light through the hole xD
They really need to bring out Buster Scruggs again but this time for the whole movie.
It honestly sucks that it would have to be a prequel though, but it would be awesome to see what he did that got him his bounty
We’ve been looking for some good shoot ‘em ups thank you
I didn't think you were gonna show the El camino part but you did, great job!
0:18 the guy in the back "fu*k this shit im out"
the ballad of buster scruggs was so good, i just watched it again a couple weeks ago
Never new about The Ballad of Buster Scruggs so when watch it on net**** wow was not disappointed thanks for the clips 😎👍
I actually felt bad for the brothers in the Magnificent Seven, whenever he said "You just killed my brother"... sheesh, imagine seeing your own brother die.
4:35 The fucking intensity in this scene godamit!
el camino was a great movie
When you need to shoot shoot don't talk
Yepp i remember sitting in traffic on a smaller road. Guy was blabbering on the side of the road. Unsure what was said, but he turned quickly toward the guy in front, pulled his shirt up to show a gun on his belt and express quite loud 'FUK YA GONNA DO WIGGER'. 2 seconds after bang bang guy in the front of the car had draw his C&C and put 2 bullets in him. No talking, no messing around.
Turns out the guy on the street was some kind of gang member with a unregistered firearm. The guy in front of me, retired police officer.
Ronan B god damn, that must’ve been awesome to watch and also shocking
Every gun makes its own tune.
@@shadowblack1987 no need to lie, dawg.
Wisdom from Tuco.
"Blunt Force Trauma" has some good fast-gun fighting. Even a fairly decent flick.
I love the way Pratt flicks the King of Hearts card into his hand
John Wick's entire life is just one big walking, talking quick draw
There's one of you and six...
(Gunshots)
Tuco "if you're going to shoot, shoot don't talk"
Tuco had the best movie-line Ever, there.
@@LamarrKee Tuco also had a little bounce in his step at the range too
the magnificent seven one was the best imo...so smooth how he let them take their guard down. The Collateral one was great too
I think the Jesse duel was the perfect way to display his character progression over the course of Breaking Bad. Early to even mid-show Jesse wouldve naively died trying to fairly quick draw that man in a show of honor. But this is a Jesse who has been cheated and abused around every corner, and has seen too many benefits to simply and using anyone trying to live by values when your future is on the line. He knew what he agreed to would be bad for him when it was another guy who proposed the duel, so he did what he had to so that all that he had suffered wouldnt go to waste. That kind of conviction only comes from experience. Also those guys were douchebags lol
Love seeing the evolution of the quick draw from the Wild West era to modern day.