The only way to get to it is with a sledgehammer. He put his assassin life behind him, but knowing it could always come calling, he buried a box of weapons and currency in the concrete floor of his basement. A stolen car and a murdered dog bring him back into action. In the first John Wick movie, we’re introduced to the titular assassin (Reeves) in retirement. It hasn’t aged particularly well (and the sequel is nigh unwatchable in my opinion), but there are some scenes that will forever be awesome, like when brothers Connor (Flanery) and Murphy McManus (Reedus) drop the cash and fancy guns (yeah there’s a beeper in that pile) they got from the two Russian gangsters on the desk of an apparent Boston arms dealer.
The hidden movie gun movie#
I cannot count how many times I watched this movie in high school. I guess that’s why, during the big lobby shootout in the next sequence, Neo and Trinity are both carrying many firearms instead of spare mags.
Is it a real gun room, or is it just part of The Matrix? Image: Warner Bros.īut notice while the seemingly endless gun racks have multiples of the same firearm, there isn’t one spare magazine to be seen. Yeah, we’ve all wished we could summon endless rows of the coolest guns in the world at will in reality - but isn’t it shocking that a video game hasn’t used a similar visual gimmick? Get to work on that, somebody. When Neo (Reeves) and Trinity (Moss) need to arm up for a mission, the load program on the ship conjures up endless rows of racks of firearms from which they can choose. Lots of guns.” The endless arsenal in The Matrix is a virtual gun room, but it’s an awesome one. On the run, Sarah Connor (Hamilton), her son John (Edward Furlong), and the T-800 cyborg (Arnold) from the future protecting them arrive at her old friend Enrique’s rural homestead in Mexico, which seems to be a collection of trailers, gutted helicopters and other junk in the middle of the desert. Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)Ī buried gun room is always cool. Matrix and Cindy load up a few shopping carts with guns and gear before the cops show up and briefly arrest Matrix while Cindy just gets away in a convertible overflowing with guns. It’s like the film’s armorer just emptied his entire trailer. The arsenal inside includes pretty much every gun used by every character in the entire movie and a few others. Another great gun room was shown in this scene from 1985’s Commando. It’s never explained, but we have to assume Matrix went to this specific location knowing it concealed a gun-running operation of some kind - either that, or he got really lucky and this place, by pure chance, had a gigantic secret room in back accessed by a button under the counter. Later, when he’s gathering supplies to launch a rescue of his daughter, he takes his new sidekick, Cindy (Chong), to a gun shop - a very special gun shop. He grabs a handgun and a rifle and heads out to confront the bad guys, but it doesn’t go so well.
Inside are numerous pistols and long guns. In the beginning, when the mercenaries assault John Matrix’s (Arnold) house in the mountains and kidnap his daughter, he accesses a gun closet in his shed via a keypad.
There are two gun room scenes in this one. But all of them are impressive and represent what I’d like to be able to add to my own gun collection! Commando (1985) Image: Lionsgateįollowing is a round-up of some of my favorite movie gun arsenals - some realistic, some downright ridiculous. This scene from John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum is a solid example of a cool movie gun room. You think, “I know that one!”, or “I wish I owned that one!”, or just simply, “Wow!”. All of a sudden, a weapons room with row after row of amazing guns and gear appears before your eyes. We’re watching a movie with some secret agent, retired SpecOps guy, person trapped in a virtual reality, etc.
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