Best Modern Quickdraw Movie Moments Pt.1 

0:00 The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 1:28 Collateral 2:14 Django: Unchained 3:06 The Punisher - Season 2 4:05 El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie 5:12 Mission Impossible: Fallout 6:37 John Wick: Chapter 2 7:28 The Magnificent Seven 9:18 The Expendables

Buster Scruggs is like a live action looney tunes and I love it

4:46 Man it's a good thing Jesse had that second gun in his pocket. That dude's quickdraw was actually deadly.

1:12 I like how he looks into the camera while saying "sloppy shootin on my part", it's so rare to see yet so impactful.

1:02 love how a beam of sunlight comes through the bullet wound lol

John Wick drew his 1911, aimed, and got seven headshots with seven bullets in 3 seconds

While watching the Punisher scene, it still amazes me that you can know who Frank Castle is, but think you and your five buddies can take him in a straight shootout. That's like knowing who Batman is but thinking you can take him in a fistfight.

3:58 I honestly wish more movies/tv did this. I love how he doesn’t just stay in one spot, but he strafes left and right to avoid being shot. Great detail.

I’m surprised that bit from Magnificent Seven doesn’t get more love. That movie was outstanding, and the scene in particular was great.

I wish buster Scruggs was an entire movie. It was hillarious. Wow 5k likes. I'm clearly not alone.

Tom Cruise's scene in Collateral I never get tired of. The sound, the professional accuracy - it's just perfect.

The ballad of buster.. The look on his face after shooting the first guy is absolutely priceless. It conveys his absolute joy in his gift and ridding the world of that guy .

Tom cruise scene where he professionally redirects the firearms, fires from a hip stance than punches out to fire center mass on the secondary threat with a single head shot triple tap and than goes for the final single head shot is what set the standards to what we now know and John wick. Thank you Tom cruise for always taking the extra step to entertain realism to your audience.

2:00 Holy shit. That is hands down the most best gun shot sfx I've heard. Gunshots in movies always fail to truly capture the loudness of a gun, with a few exceptions.

Tom cruise saying "yo homie" before he killed those two guys is perhaps my favorite movie scene of all time

To quote Tuko Ramirez (The good, The bad and The ugly) " If you're gonna shoot then shoot, don't talk " I love that line.

That Collateral scene is a masterpiece. That is how violence happens, very quickly

Damn “Collateral” had some spot on gunshot sounds.

2:00 the way tom handled that gun looked so realistic. Probably trained for that particular scene for weeks lol. Truly amazing choreography

Cruise showed how much he dedicated himself into getting a Mozambique Drill correct in that scene

3:00 that woman passing out was hilarious. It added some humor to an intense scene.

The El Camino gunfight was very realistic; they both missed a majority of their shots, both being very unfamiliar with handguns

I love how when he shoots the bartender at the end of the first scene you can see the light behind him through the wound

Wow! Humbled you kick off with Buster's fast draw! That's my hand doubling him with the fast draw and spinning it into the holster. (Both angles from the rear) Tim was a great guy to work with and as you can see was able to learn a lot of gun tricks for the film! But for this particular quick draw the Coen's wanted one smooth draw up and out without hesitation, and without starting with the hand on the gun. So I had to put half the outfit on and step in. Fun fun. Shot full load blanks toward a blue screen they superimposed the other guy on.

7:09 Legit one of my favourite things about the John Wick franchise. John fires seven shots, the clip is empty. None of this normal Hollywood shit where the protagonist has infinite ammo until suddenly it's convenient for his gun to be empty. Seven shots, we're done here.

One thing bothered me about that Buster Scruggs scene at first, he didn't drink or take anything from that bar, after a while it got to me that every man he killed was for self defence therefore if he took anything that would be illegal from his standards. Such a brilliant character development for a fifteen minutes story.

1:06 it’s so fucking cool how they have the detail of the light going through the bullet hole

1:05 I love how for a split second when the bartender was shot a bit of light shines through the wound

Tom Cruise did a quick draw in the real or more b(mechanically correct way. He has to lean back and to the right, dropping his shoulder too for faster draw and make sure he clears the holster. Always impressive.

I like how El Camino is basically a modern day western. Also I got amazed of how being a prisoner turned Jesse Pinkman into James.

Bad Guy: “Listen asshole, their's 1 of you, and 6 of u-" **shoots 5 assailants, injures 1** Punisher: “Then subtract the 5..."

Best one, always been one of my favourites, is Tom cruise at the 2min mark, Mozambique techniques two dudes, starting with two body shots from the hip, switching targets and this time can aim, wins hearts and minds, two to the heart, one to the mind… and then finishes his second Mozambique technique on the dude he shot first. I loved that so much it’s what got me into shooting drills.

This brought many good memories flooding back just as fast the these quick draws! Thanks for making this!

Lines inspired by this video: "1) Bullets go faster than blades." "Not when I throw 'em..." 2) "Listen, asshole, there's one of you and six.." "Bullets in my gun? Nope, there's actually seven, here let me show you.." **opens fire**

I think one of the most crucial parts of a great quickdraw moment is the build-up. The tension stretches until it snaps and the guns start firing. El-Camino did that wonderfully with the mix of music and closeups.

There should be a movie featuring Buster Scruggs. They were absolutely out of their mind to get rid of this character so quickly.

Great compilation - it was nice to see how smooth the quickdraws were - thumbs-up for you!

That El Camino scene is an instant classic!

I thought it was hilarious how weird buster Scruggs was, and then he just fired off those shots super fast and accurately

Collateral shooting: .. LEO styled double taps and one for secure immobilization of threat. Cruise's shuffling forward on that 3rd shot is definitely LEO .. is just text book engagement - One of THE most realistic quick shooting from the hip, draw and engaging scenes I have ever seen. Good job MANN

The beginning is just crazy.He dissed the shi t outta him mad times.He said do not let it fool ya.The smile he had the whole time on his face made this AWESOME.

2:00 In that collateral shooting scene that guy on the right has spot on reaction that you'd see in quick situations with unprofessional people.

Good on this guy for actually giving us some context with the clips. Enjoyed the video!

I like the way that you put this all together; makes me want to re-watch a few of these. You don't waste time adding in too much scene and I know that epstein did not kill himself.

3:40 oh my fucking god his voice. I half-expected him to go all, "I'm Batman" on them. Get's me every time

"old henry" should be added to the list - great quickdraw scene when he shoots the guy in the face..........and the lead-in to it when the mexican says "stay calm" and henry says "it's too late for that" is priceless. AND, it's the most realistic quickdraw scene, EVER.

I love that brief moment in Mission Impossible when August Walker shows the slightest approval for Ethan saving the officer.

Man you picked some real fantastic scenes to start this compilation off with! Thought it couldn't get better then starting off with Buster, then Collateral came on... and while I was still pondering how impressed I was with your scene choice, Django started up. Well done my friend... WELL done! Great choices

Nothing can compete with Tuco, Angel eyes, and Blondie.

The first 24 seconds WRECKED me!! The line was the PERFECT REPLY. Comedy Gold. "Sir, it seems you......"

Watch Tim Nelson as “Buster Scruggs” and then “Old Henry” back to back…the guy is a phenomenal actor.

In the Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the bartender's bullethole has light shinging through it, such a cool detail !

Anyone who knows shit about tactical shooting, knows Collateral’s alley scene was one of the finest executions of shooting from retention and the Mozambique drill ever put to film.

This guy deserves more subs man, these compilations ain't easy.

That punisher scene tho. The way he moved while he shot, so realistic on a training standpoint for movement

“A shave and a brighter disposition” 😂 gold

I just like his wording and how he phases things, his cavalier demeanor. But yet so fast.

I love that moment when John and Santino share that look and everyone in the room just backs off because everyone knows what's about to happen.

That's a great comp. Good work man.

MAN, the second guy's voice tho! "You ain't no outlaw" that sounded sooo good

Quick draws actually did happen during the Wild West - maybe not quite exactly as in the movies, but there is at least one confirmed moment between the gamblers Hickok and Tutt, who threatened each other from a distance and then fired simultaneously, which ended up killing Tutt. This is very similar to the quick draw duels in wild west movies, and there have most certainly been several other simiular situations like that.

That Tom Cruise "Collateral" draw scene was a thing of beauty

Thanks and so glad you listed the movies- I have never seen El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie and now I want to.

2:00 gotta be one of the most realistic sounding gun shot(s) I’ve heard in a movie that wasn’t a documentary or anything

Absolutely loved that scene in El-Camino. The tension/suspense was amazing.

Can't have a modern shoot out video without at least one John Wick scene... I love it

As much I love John Wick choreography Collateral was so ahead of its time. Tom Cruise really nailed it. Probably one of my favorite movie of all time.

Honestly the collateral scene was just very smooth, I genuinely was taken aback at the speed of the draw and accuracy.

Man! The tension in the Mission Impossible and El Camino scenes was thick. Great film making and another great list.

I love the trope of the henchmen with the gun running into ass-kicking range

I love all of these thank you man 💪🏽

Collateral is one of the MOST underrated action films, and THE most underrated Tom Cruise film

Buster Scruggs was such a fantastic movie. Damn underrated too. Love it

nice compilation and make me want to rewatch them again, but you know, to do something like that, it's definitely more than just quickdraw alone but overall close quarters shooting skills.

Nice compilation Benjy, love seeing Frank do his thang.

What I liked about Buster Scruggs is the slight delay in firing each shot to aim at each guy.

the sun shines through the bullet wound in the bartender for a moment. really neat

i LOVED that Ballad o' Buster Scruggs! It was HILARIOUS! ~ Yes, i have watched this video b4 but yet again, i am back to see it again... So cool

I always liked the scene from Collateral with Tom Cruise. The soundtrack captured the real sound of gunfire not like a lot of other movies, you could feel the power.

I wish ballad of buster Scruggs was like that the whole movie, would’ve been so good

Someone mentioned Tom Cruise having to train for weeks to get that 'comfortable' at handling his gun. That sounds true. The actor Jack Palance played the "bad guy" in the western "Shane." (He was too good as a psycho, no wander he did such a good Dracula later.) He was noticed to have used every spare moment on the set practicing his quickdraw technique. At the end of the shooting schedule the "western specialist," (these films have people on set who have actually done what goes on in the movie's script, such as wrangle cattle, scouted in the wilderness, etc, [indeed, there is a persistent rumour that the real Wyatt Earp was one such for some early silent Hollywood westerns,]) said that Palance had become very good in his shooting technique. Practice makes perfect.

In Magnigicent Seven, I always get a chuckle out of the brother that says, "You know I love magic."

Man that shot sounds in Collateral never gets old... They are still by far the best sounding shots I ever heard in a Movie.

1:07 I like how you can see the light through the hole xD

They really need to bring out Buster Scruggs again but this time for the whole movie.

We’ve been looking for some good shoot ‘em ups thank you

I didn't think you were gonna show the El camino part but you did, great job!

0:18 the guy in the back "fu*k this shit im out"

the ballad of buster scruggs was so good, i just watched it again a couple weeks ago

Never new about The Ballad of Buster Scruggs so when watch it on net**** wow was not disappointed thanks for the clips 😎👍

I actually felt bad for the brothers in the Magnificent Seven, whenever he said "You just killed my brother"... sheesh, imagine seeing your own brother die.

4:35 The fucking intensity in this scene godamit!

When you need to shoot shoot don't talk

"Blunt Force Trauma" has some good fast-gun fighting. Even a fairly decent flick.

I love the way Pratt flicks the King of Hearts card into his hand

John Wick's entire life is just one big walking, talking quick draw

There's one of you and six... (Gunshots) Tuco "if you're going to shoot, shoot don't talk"

the magnificent seven one was the best imo...so smooth how he let them take their guard down. The Collateral one was great too

I think the Jesse duel was the perfect way to display his character progression over the course of Breaking Bad. Early to even mid-show Jesse wouldve naively died trying to fairly quick draw that man in a show of honor. But this is a Jesse who has been cheated and abused around every corner, and has seen too many benefits to simply and using anyone trying to live by values when your future is on the line. He knew what he agreed to would be bad for him when it was another guy who proposed the duel, so he did what he had to so that all that he had suffered wouldnt go to waste. That kind of conviction only comes from experience. Also those guys were douchebags lol

Love seeing the evolution of the quick draw from the Wild West era to modern day.