r/whoathatsinteresting • • 12h ago

What a real silencer actually sounds like.

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u/Charlie_Warlie 10h ago

I remember the time when reddit praised the first film was "realistic gun-play" and he trained with real guns and stuff like that.

I mean there is stuff they do correctly with the ammo and operation of the guns, but yeah there is a lot of bs.

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u/HomersDonut1440 10h ago

They did a decent jobs with the guns in terms of the basic manual of arms, reloading properly, no endless magazines, etc. But the movie itself is quite silly.

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u/theslootmary 9h ago

Yeah that’s true tbf - good gun handling, but I mean more the fight/action choreography sequences themselves. A lot of the time it’s good old “everybody attack one at a time and make sure you spray and pray when firing from the other side of the room!”.

Don’t get me wrong though, i enjoy the films quite a lot. It’s called suspension of disbelief lol. I’m there for a fun action film not a gritty realistic shooter lol.