The Marine (2006): Difference between revisions
The Marine (2006): Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
The Marine (2006): Difference between revisions
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Note how "Jericho 941F" can be read on the frame.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Note how "Jericho 941F" can be read on the frame.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Rome fires his Jericho 941F at a police Camaro at the gas station.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Rome fires his Jericho 941F at a police Camaro at the gas station.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-4.jpg|thumb|none|600px|".45mm?" Talk about small! It is actually .45 inch caliber. It is not a metric measurement.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-4.jpg|thumb|none|600px|".45mm?" Talk about huge!What is that an anti tank rocket? It is actually .45 inch caliber. It is not a metric measurement.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-5.jpg|thumb|none|600px|"You are one crazy son of a bitch!" Rome holds his Jericho on Morgan ([[Anthony Ray Parker]]).]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-5.jpg|thumb|none|600px|"You are one crazy son of a bitch!" Rome holds his Jericho on Morgan ([[Anthony Ray Parker]]).]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-6.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A good side shot of the Jericho.]]
[[Image:MarineJericho941F-6.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A good side shot of the Jericho.]]
Revision as of 03:51, 26 September 2009
The following guns were used in the film The Marine:
John Triton (John Cena) uses an M16 (SP1) rifle fitted with a Cobray 37mm Launcher to dispatch Al Queda torturing US Marines during the opening scene in the film. The gun is fitted with an A1-stlye birdcage muzzle break, which gives a large and impressive "star pattern" muzzle flash. The original slab-side M16 was never fielded with the US Marines, so how or why he is using this old gun is not known.
Attached to John Triton's (John Cena) M16 (SP1) rifle is a Cobray CM203 Flare Launcher, standing in for M203 grenade launcher. Unlike a real grenade launcher, it is shown capable of detonation at very close ranges, which is not possible with real grenade rounds do to a safety feature based on how many times the round spins in flight. Also, the explosion of the round is depicted as a huge fireball which engulfs the bad guys, another piece of film fiction.
The Al Queda members torturing U.S. Marines during the opening scene are mainly armed with Norinco Type 56 rifles, fitted with underfolding 'pig-sticker' bayonets and AKM-style muzzle brakes.
At least one of the Al Queda is seen using a custom built Norinco MAK-90 with a homemade folding stock and a Galil reciever cover.
How do you know it's a MAK-90? If it doesn't have the thumbhole stock, then a clear shot of the front sight would help. The MAK-90s were forced to grind down the bottoms of the front sight to not allow attachment of the cleaning rod (Don't ask me what the bizarre rationale by ATF was for that piece of regulation). MPM2008 If it's not a MAK-90 then it's a Type 56 or Norinco AK customized.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingAn Al Qaeda terrorist holding a custom built Norinco MAK-90. This guy looks like he actually knows how to use the gun he's holding.Error creating thumbnail: File missingSeen left.Error creating thumbnail: File missingAn Al Qaeda firing at Triton. Since Al Qaeda is an terrorist group with loose affiliations, not a race or creed, anyone can be a member, including Iranians. Persians/Iranians are notably fair skinned, though they are often portrayed in films as darked skinned like Saudis, which is incorrect.
RPD Light Machine Gun
One of the Al Queda shooting at a US chopper is using an RPD Light Machine Gun during the opening scene.
One of the Al Queda shooting at a US chopper is using an unknown RPK variant. A US Marine is also seen using one taken off a dead Al Queda as he escapes with John Triton (John Cena). It appears to be a Valmet M78 based on the reciever but the muzzle is hard to see.
It is one of those hard to find Norinco RPK Clones that were sold in the 1980s. Either an NMD-86 or the AK Match. Or it is a modified NHM-91 long barrel. I will try to find a pic MoviePropMaster2008 19:46, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
Norinco NHM-91, the post 1990 Ban import U.S. version had a thumbhole stock installed - 7.62x39mm
Is this the gun? MPM2008
Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Marine to the right holds a liberated RPK variant with a 75 round drum. Note "clubfoot" stock. Also note the ridiculous getup Cena is wearing, which is definitely not standard issue to Marines.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Al Queda to the left fires his RPK.
Unknown Pistol
During the opening scene, John Triton (John Cena) uses an unknown pistol to shoot several Al Queda members. The gun is never shown in focus but if it is true to real Marine issue, he would be using a Beretta 92FS, military designation "M9". Even so, it also looks a bit like an M1911A1.
He is Force Recon, those guys don't use the beretta they carry M1911's. So it is right if it's a 1911.
While it would be correct, his uniform and rifle aren't correct, so why should we trust that his sidearm is? - Gunmaster45
It looks like a 1911 to me though. the barrel diameter is huge and it just has the shape to it. -The Winchester
GE M134 Minigun (Acetylene Gas Firing)
The helicopter during the openining scene fires off a chin-mounted GE M134 Minigun during the opening scene, which is actually firing Acetylene gas to fake fire. This footage is taken from the film Rambo III (when Col. Trautman (Richard Crenna) is captured), and the helicopter is a Aérospatiale Puma mocked up as a Russian MIL Mi-24 Hind. The Minigun is standing in for the YakB 12.7mm which is typically mounted on real Hinds.
Angela (Abigail Bianca) is given an older model stainless Taurus PT99 by Rome (Robert Patrick), who takes it off a guard during the first robbery and carries it as her sidearm in the film.
Bennett (Manu Bennett) carries a pair of stainless Taurus PT92 AFS pistols during the robbery and continues to carry a single PT92-AFS for the rest of the film.
A South Carolina Police officer hunting down Rome (Robert Patrick) and his gang holds his Beretta 92FS on John Triton (John Cena) when he finds him in the woods. After Triton turns his handcuffs on himself with his Marine-style hand-to-hand, he takes the officers Beretta from him, but never uses it.
Rome (Robert Patrick) takes a Colt Model 733 carbine from the back of his car during the robbery and uses it to hose down a police car before the car is destroyed by Morgan's (Anthony Ray Parker) rocket launcher. Later, Bennett (Manu Bennett) uses the same gun to shoot at Triton (John Cena) as he pursues them in a police Camaro.
Morgan (Anthony Ray Parker) uses an "Israeli Shoulder Fired Single Shot Rocket Launcher" (in reality a German Armbrust ATW) to blow up a police cruiser once Rome's (Robert Patrick) Colt Model 733 proves ineffective. The Armbrust is manufactured by Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm and licensed to Singapore. It is a lightweight 67mm Single shot rocket system (just like the American LAW M72) except that it is one of the few weapons of that type that is safe to fire from within an enclosed space.
The two cops at the gas station carry Smith & Wesson Model 14 revolvers, even though the rest of the state police carry Beretta 92FS pistols. After John Triton's (John Cena) wife Kate (Kelly Carlson) is kidnapped by Rome's (Robert Patrick) gang, he takes an officer's Model 14 and a speed loader and begins the chase. Unfortunately the gun is knocked from his hand before he can reload and is thus never used.
When Morgan (Anthony Ray Parker) is in the chop-shop looking for a good getaway car, a guard doing a pat-down discovers a pistol on him, which appears to be a Heckler & Koch P7M13.
Vescera (Damon Gibson) uses an Browning Hi-Power Mk.3 to shoot at Triton (John Cena) during the car chase. Morgan (Anthony Ray Parker) is also seen holding this gun while in the chop-shop.
