Rating Top Action Movies w/ IV8888 & the Warrior Poet

Published on July 5, 2018
Duration: 27:59

This video features John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society alongside Eric and Chad from IraqVeteran8888 as they review and rate action movies based on entertainment value and tactical realism. The discussion covers a wide range of films, from classics like Die Hard and Heat to more modern action hits like John Wick, with expert commentary on firearm handling, tactical scenarios, and overall movie quality. The speakers, recognized authorities in the firearms community, offer a blend of humor and critical analysis.

Quick Summary

John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society and IraqVeteran8888 review action movies based on entertainment and tactical realism. They discuss firearms like the Beretta 93R and S&W Model 29, praising 'Heat' for its realistic shootout while critiquing unrealistic elements in films like 'Lethal Weapon' and 'Wanted'.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Movie Rating Premise
  2. 01:02True Lies & Mr. & Mrs. Smith Review
  3. 02:49Die Hard & Desperado Review
  4. 04:53Lethal Weapon & John Wick Review
  5. 07:19S.W.A.T. & Under Siege Review
  6. 08:54Tears of the Sun & Broken Arrow Review
  7. 11:14Black Hawk Down & Olympus Has Fallen Review
  8. 13:28Saving Private Ryan & The Rock Review
  9. 14:35Shooter & Bad Boys II Review
  10. 16:10Tropic Thunder & Heat Review
  11. 19:53Hot Fuzz & The Matrix Review
  12. 21:38Wanted & Dirty Harry Review
  13. 24:11Tombstone & The Walking Dead Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What criteria do Warrior Poet Society and IV8888 use to rate action movies?

John Lovell, Eric, and Chad rate action movies based on a combination of entertainment value and tactical realism, assessing the accuracy of firearm handling, combat scenarios, and overall plausibility within the film's context.

Which firearms are discussed in the Warrior Poet Society and IV8888 movie review?

The discussion mentions several firearms, including the Beretta 93R machine pistol, the Smith & Wesson Model 29 (.44 Magnum), the MAC-10, and the 1911, often referencing their use in specific movie scenes.

What movie is highly praised for its tactical realism in firearm engagements?

The movie 'Heat' is universally acclaimed by the reviewers for its legendary bank heist shootout, which is considered a benchmark for high-level tactical realism in action cinema.

Are there any critiques of unrealistic firearm use in movies?

Yes, the reviewers frequently critique unrealistic portrayals, such as Mel Gibson's character hitting targets from 50 yards with a Beretta in Lethal Weapon, and mock physically impossible techniques like 'curving bullets' from Wanted.

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