Man of Honour
But why do Hollywood torches only light up the 12" bit your aiming at?
Most ridiculous missile sequence in a movie - ever
- Thread starter KatanaDV20
- Start date
But why do Hollywood torches only light up the 12" bit your aiming at?
Internet memes for the win.
i always thought the bad guy Sasha looked like Niko from GTA4...
I think he looks more like the guy from Call of Duty 4.
It's a great film.
It's an action flick. It is for entertainment. who cares about technicalities. watch a film for what it is.
It's like all the people who whine about remakes. Oh that wasn't like that in the first one. Who bloody cares, it's a remake and open to interpretation.
It's an action flick. It is for entertainment. who cares about technicalities. watch a film for what it is.
It's like all the people who whine about remakes. Oh that wasn't like that in the first one. Who bloody cares, it's a remake and open to interpretation.
Thats another thing about light in films...like theres a scene set in the middle of the woods and its...floodlit. But I guess its a fine line the producers have to walk between letting the audience see whats happening and killing realism. Like the bit in the Signs where Mel Gibson is running thru the wheatfield....and its all dimly lit with floods obviously but somehow I think it would have been even scarier to show it as it is in real life - pitch black with just the flashlight beam!
Yea I agree that movies main role is to entertain but I feel sometimes they need to make a bit of an effort, the missile scene was just ridiculous. If this was a sci-fi flick then yes you can suspend beleif cuz it would be some kinda proton torpedo etc (lol) but when representing real machines and real weapons that actually exist some authenticity would have helped! However no denying the sequence makes for a good viewing....and who knows perhaps the producers KNEW it was a load of bull but left it in there to entertain
Yea I agree that movies main role is to entertain but I feel sometimes they need to make a bit of an effort, the missile scene was just ridiculous. If this was a sci-fi flick then yes you can suspend beleif cuz it would be some kinda proton torpedo etc (lol) but when representing real machines and real weapons that actually exist some authenticity would have helped! However no denying the sequence makes for a good viewing....and who knows perhaps the producers KNEW it was a load of bull but left it in there to entertain
Last edited:
Soldato
Classic.
Wow. Yup, certainly different than anything I've seen in the movies. I like how the pilot is performing his pressure breathing technique seemingly without even thinking about it near the end. Nice find.
..and lighters seem to illuminate the whole room
Associate
This made me do an actual lol
Caporegime
you should watch dr Strangelove. now thats an odd missile scene.
Soldato
I recorded Behind enemy lines last time it was on telly due to the title. I love my war films, so thought "behind enemy lines" sounded good. But seriously, someone should have sacked and shot the casting director! Owen Wilson as the lead! LOL! Sasha was pretty badass though. But I'll say it again.. Owen Wilson!! LOL!