Last Man Standing?
Its been gone over again and again on various gun boards... :twisted: ...but
Things about "Last Man Standing" that tweak 1911 owners
(including myself) seem to be the "bottomless mags" Willis carries and the fact that the 1911 is seen as a "death ray" (ie guys getting shot do double back flips over and over.
I like the actors and the story is cool and of course its a great showcase for the 1911, just seems the gunplay realism is a little too Hollyweird for me.
Not so "Way of the Gun"...the last gunfight seems nicely gritty and realistic (witness one of the protaganists doing a one handed re-load, pulling the mag out with his teeth and then slamming a fresh one home while the gun is held between his legs) - I could almost sympathize with that scene.
Although I admit, it seemed liked del Toro and his collegue also at times had the "bottomless mag syndrome" that afflicts Holllyweird sometimes.
James Caan using an SP 101 in the closing gunfight was a nice touch. Made me glad I owned one
