Lockdown, Movies & Firearms

[vintagearms]

Can you recommend any Korean action movies?

Uh. Post #14.

[Trail Teams]

Uh. Post #14.

ahh duhhh thanks. I'll check those out. The only Korean movies I've watched are Train to Busan and Parasite

[naz]

Collateral also had an excellent sound track and HK USP gun fight scenes

[FeuerFrei]

Good skills by the actors for a change.

[NaClAddict]

Open Range.

[Mr. Blue]

"Lawless". An absolute must watch movie. This one does not disappoint.

Yessir. This is a classic. And on Netflix.

[darksands]

Equilibrium. Gun Katas.

[axhoaxho]

I just watched Greyhound.

I am not too crazy about Tom Hanks, but it is a pretty good movie. It does have some big guns... like, 5-inch (bore) guns.

[smle-man]

The Wind and the Lion is a classic and full of firearms (and the occasional cannon)

[Harry Ono]

Original episodes of Untouchables which airs Sundays on Heroes and Icons. Lots of SW/Colt 38s, 1911s, and Tommy Guns. A feast for the C&R crowd.
Robert Stack great acting plus famous Walter Winchell narratives. Not to mention, how to wear a Fedora.

https://youtu.be/AtoKMkmyo9k

[BigPimping]

On Tubi which is free in the app store, The Raid And The Raid part 2 do not suck at all. Especially if you like guns and martial arts.