Goldeneye gets my nod for worst gun movie ever...not, specifically, because of the gun handling, but because the main rotor of a chopper is used to "chop" up a street chasing James Bond. What the hell? I swore I would never pay good money again to watch an 007 flick after that. (Well...may if a really hot date wants to go.) Sniper was close behind. Billy Zane goes in-country to pop a perp at long range, but can't drop the trigger? Then, wants to kill his partner after he finally deletes an objective? Go figure.
It may not have had a lot of realism, but I loved Predator. The reality of killing and death I feel was well-served in Unforgiven. I loved Seagal explaining the difference between "semi" and full auto in Under Siege, but got miffed when he started running around in an all-metal corridor, spraying rounds from machine pistols pointed sideways. Duh. Then in Under Siege Two, he hands a Glock to a friend, and tells him to take the safety off! His handling is usually pretty good, though.
Lots of movies with poor handling. I have noticed a trend lately (just looking at video covers). More actors are keeping their fingers out of the trigger guard when posing! Someone has the word!
It may not have had a lot of realism, but I loved Predator. The reality of killing and death I feel was well-served in Unforgiven. I loved Seagal explaining the difference between "semi" and full auto in Under Siege, but got miffed when he started running around in an all-metal corridor, spraying rounds from machine pistols pointed sideways. Duh. Then in Under Siege Two, he hands a Glock to a friend, and tells him to take the safety off! His handling is usually pretty good, though.
Lots of movies with poor handling. I have noticed a trend lately (just looking at video covers). More actors are keeping their fingers out of the trigger guard when posing! Someone has the word!