Videos tagged with Aaron Taylor-Johnson

This video appears to be a fan-made or promotional piece focusing on actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson's preparation for the film "28 Years Later." The title and description highlight his training at the "tarantactical range," suggesting a focus on firearms proficiency. The mention of "rage," "zombie," and specific actors like Jon Bernthal, along with references to "Kick-Ass" and "Kraven," indicate an action-oriented and potentially violent theme. The inclusion of "28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later" directly links it to the zombie franchise. The description emphasizes his physical preparation, implying a hands-on role in action sequences.

This video features actor Aaron Taylor Johnson undergoing firearms training at Taran Tactical, preparing for various roles, specifically hinting at his potential casting as James Bond. The content likely showcases advanced shooting techniques, weapon handling, and tactical drills, emphasizing the physical and skill-based demands of action roles and espionage-themed characters.

This video showcases actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson's intensive firearms training with Taran Butler, focusing on dynamic PCC drills, rapid weapon transitions, and tactical movement. Taylor-Johnson demonstrates professional-level speed and accuracy, completing a course of fire in 12.72 seconds. The training emphasizes aggressive movement and maintaining accuracy under pressure, highlighting the skills required for action movie roles.

This video features Aaron Taylor Johnson handling firearms, specifically bullets, for the movie "Bullet Train". The title suggests a focus on action and the visual of shooting. The description encourages viewers to share their thoughts after watching the film, implying the content might be a behind-the-scenes look or promotional material related to the movie's action sequences.

This video pits actors Jon Bernthal (The Punisher) and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick-Ass) against each other in a series of shooting drills using Taran Tactical customized firearms. Bernthal uses a Sig Sauer MPX PCC, while both actors compete with TTI-modified Glocks. Taylor-Johnson narrowly edges out Bernthal in both the PCC and handgun courses, showcasing impressive speed and accuracy.