Mark Wahlberg's guide to avoid prison | Shooter | CLIP 

10

9.5/10 for me. When a compelling story, proper scriptwriters meet the hands of skilled actors, great movies can be put on the silver screen. Back in the day that cinema's were all but guarentied to give us, the audience an experiance worthy of our tickets price... Good times. Hopefuly more of this calibre movie will make it back...

The movie is a 3 but the clip is a 10.

A 10 But This Video’s not Yours.

The very beginning part of this video has been cut off. That disturbed me. This is one of my favorite movies. I don't know why he was not charged with the other killings.

I cheered at that part as a kid first watching this, but knowing what I know about governments of the world, especially US gov. That guy prob had a shot moral compass too

Which could be said about 99.99999999999% of our current government.🤮

That's the best line in this movie. Colonel would be easy to manipulate and so would the Senator. The kind of people playing Baby Shark to for a week would have them on their knees begging for instructions to do anything. Later they go full on comic book villain and actually laugh about how the truth is what they say it is with the Senator holding cigars. Blowing up the house probably didn't help Bob on the road to recovery though. I fear he may end up choking a man to death in his bedroom because he raped a friend of his later in life and end up going to jail anyways. It's really all resting on his relationship with Sarah in my opinion past that decision. He shot everyone in that house, unarmed people begging to live. Good luck with reintegrating back into society Bob. Maybe a dedicated wife can work with him but she would be sprouting a halo by the time they get old together if he survives his heart attacks. Nationalism. It's like football but people die.

​@@bitburg40your government always been the same. Nothing changed.

Who said anything changed?🤔😂@@NiZaRiOn

It's a Wahlberg movie. Brains aren't needed to write it.

He did. That's what "hearsay" means

The US was willing to invade the Hauge in the Netherlands if the ICC tried to prosecute Iraq war criminals.

But that would bring blowback on the govt - sweep it under the rug

@@stripes8812 that… isn’t how that works. With multiple witnesses in that room to said event, cameras, and including the bodyguards in the room. There are too many witnesses to it to “sweep under the rug”, cause if it ever comes up, every single person in that room would get in trouble for harboring an international criminal. It’s a Big deal, so what would rather lose? You lose a tiny bit of trust in the Government? Or you lose your career along with everyone else’s in that room? If I was the dude I rat on him right away… I’m currently active in the military, and Colonels get in trouble for way lesser crimes. This would be an atrocity and he’d be immediately gone, cause you don’t want somebody who doesn’t bat an eye to commit war crimes as a leader whose at the level of commanding an entire BASE.

You know the united states are not part of the ICC so they could not be tried for that?

He wouldnt they have pictures but nothing to tie them to the bad guy its one mans word against a high ranking member of the military would never make it as far as the court.

you can manipulate my gun.

GO WATCH THE MOVIE. It's a good one :)

@@Tyler_Durden_562 Thanks! Will do!

yeah the movie is a must watch. not like the series

The movie is fun. Fairly good watch, but READ THE BOOK. The book is so much better than the movie. If you read the book first you’ll be disappointed in the movie. “Point of Impact” by Stephen Hunter. Read it.

Thanks to that, it saved his life and freedom. Also, judging from the scene where the Colonel visits Swagger at his house and where it’s located, I figure that, other than grewing his own food, Swagger must have a lot of free time considering it never implies he has a regular job.

he probably just stores his rifles with the wrong firing pins, and puts the right ones in only when he goes shooting with them

He's paranoid

he probably explained like that to sound obsesively disciplined but in reality you could swap the firing pins in every weapon beforehand and only use 2 or 4 regularly and *then* swap the pins on those as well.

Ever since this movie came out, I've been swapping pins on my firearms multiple times a day, whenever I leave. Full disclosure: I only own one firearm, so I just take the firing pin and put it back in.

Yeah but I think they often have to cut down on the logical steps for the plot to keep moving. Real life tends to be a lot more boring, usually. Conspiracies and espionage probably the most boring of all, we've apparently had a handful of people leaking intel now for some of the dumbest reasons imaginable, clout on a gaming discord channel, and being catfished on foreign dating app, idiots. At least the full on espionage cases did it for cash seemingly, a few thousand dollars for stuff as I recall, which is a little disheartening how little those idiots are willing to sell out for. Would have thought the spy game would be closer to the millions, but again, real life is generally boring.

Yup.

True, lol. America has never presented itself when called as a defendent.

What the title of this movie

@@louisfkay7532 This is "Shooter." It's literally in the video title lol... go watch it right now, absolutely legendary movie.

Never piss off someone who can end your life from 2 miles away.

Title pls

@@FosterAddo-qr4ve the movie is called shooter

"For those who haven’t watched the movie" And if you HAVE watched the movie, he still performs some fine justice at the end.

“Wait, wait-hold on a minute. Are you out of your goddamn mind? I am a United States Senator!” “Exactly.”

More like no scope

In today's MW2 2022 standards, it's redesignated as "FJX Imperium"

Yep 'Checks and Balances' and the virtual 'Green light' to do what needs to be one outside of normal channels

@@harryc1971 absolutely

Trump DOJ, absolutely

Not President Trump’s DOJ. They’ve been corrupt since Hoover started keeping secret files on everybody.

​​@@Whatchamawhozitmore like biden DoJ after all that happened over the last 3,5 years. Classified docs, hunter biden etc..

@@Whatchamawhozit damn you gonna let the orange man live rent free in your head?

@@ginoz531 why do you guys act like Trump himself didn't try to take up the news cycle 100% percent of the time, and blame normal people for being sick of his narcissistic disordered personality? How do you square that?

That's an anti-reflective cover, and what's actually happening is that he's looking along the line of an exterior part of the scope rather than through it. The distance doesn't matter because bullets travel in an arc, so the bullet won't actually be above the his sighting line until 100-200 yards maybe.

The conspirators were just needing it to look like it was the weapon used. They were planning on killing him at the sight. However, if that happened, would you watch such a short movie?

I know several guys that, prior to this movie, swap firing pins. Say your guns get stolen, likelihood it gets tested by the thief? Pretty low. Likelihood it’s used in a crime? Pretty high. They steal an essentially useless gun, you have additional knowledge to verify it’s yours once found. And a gun that doesn’t work goes out of crime circulation much faster. In an earlier scene it shows him simply remove the bolt and put another in, my guess would be he does t have a single gun on his rack that’s fire ready until he takes it out, not really a hard task to maintain especially on a bolt action

The real gun is the CheyTac M200, it fires a .458 caliber armor piercing round with an effective range of almost two miles

Ok

he swapped out a firing pin for one that was very slightly shorter than the regular one... Unless you mic'd it, you'd have a very difficult time knowing that the "new" firing pin wouldn't hit a primer unless you actually tried to shoot the weapon

​@@dabaers3194 so you shorten them urself or you buy them at different sizes

@@dabaers3194 so the day before he left his house, he changed his rifle firing pin with somekind "firing pin" that will never hit the primer if the trigger is pulled?

​@@dabaers3194 pretty much

Because the murder he was accused of was “apparently” committed with his gun & they’ve had it custody since the murder took place. He swapped the firing pin for a shorter 1 that wouldn’t fire. Since they’ve had it since the shooting took place, the fact it doesn’t shoot proves it can’t have been the gun used in the killing.

Dónde la puedo ver

@@Milan_MC, Netflix

It must have been so weird defending a terrorist.

@@stitchfinger7678a hero

@@stitchfinger7678 "It must have been so weird defending a terrorist." That's what a good lawyer does. Both sides make arguments. The jury decides who to believe; just as you have decided who to believe.

True. The director took some liberties to make it a sweet scene.

It's "kryptonite". When you have no idea how deep the rot goes; to whom are you going to play the recording? Current events show how corrupt (sometimes) is American justice.

"Do you have any idea how long it would take to switch firing pins in all of those weapons?" In a bolt action rifle, the pin is in the bolt. Swap bolts is easy. So the bolt you leave in the rifle has a pin a millimeter shorter than it needs to be. It is easy to see if the pin is missing. It is not so easy to notice it isn't long enough.

Congratulations on your talented family, my man!

"This dialog sounds like it was written by my 8 year old nephew" Great news! Perhaps your nephew will have a career in screenwriting.

Gonna have to disagree with you there I would describe her as basic. But to each his own

Shooter

Why do you love murder?

@jonathans.972 Guess the same reason they do. Would you have been a sheep got on the train cars and in the gas chambers for hitler ? I believe in fighting for freedom and not letting corrupt politicians ruin everything.

"Shooter"

Shooter

yes, but no, they have no physical proof he did it and he was not read Miranda rights, whatever he said is inadmissible

"He just claims his weapons couldn't have been fired and the guy just takes his word for it..." Actually, he pulls the trigger, it fails to shoot THEN he reveals his weapons cannot be fired. But yes, FBI guy trusts Swagger.

They tested his other rounds. Also, the round will leave tiny flakes of itself in tbe barrel

Try watching the movie.

Doesnt matter because the USA does not recognize international court and has laws against it as well. Even if you are the ordinary man, you will never be tried by international court. If you are a USA citizen.

and then u add countless of bots and promotional accounts into the mix that can potentially manipulate 100000 of people on social media.