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Revision as of 16:37, 3 September 2010
This Page has been created on 28th August 2010.
The Images have already been screencapped, I'm just arranging part 1 Killer Instinct, and then I'm going to finish this one - both movies are linked so I created them at the same time. Patience please!
Mesrine is a two-part 2008 French-Canadian film directed by Jean-François Richet and starring Vincent Cassel. Part One is Known as Killer Instinct (L'instinct de mort in the original French title), while Part Two is known as Public Enemy Number 1 (L'ennemi public n° 1 in the original French title).
Public Enemy Number 1 details Mesrine's criminal career after his escape from prison, and his subsequent brutal end.
The following firearms were used in the film Mesrine: Public Enemy Number 1:
Beretta 93R
Jacques Mesrine (Vincent Cassel) is shown using a Beretta 93R machine pistol during the casino robbery. This is a fantastic pistol, so I'm showing a lot of photos of the muzzle blasts.
M1911
As with the last movie, Mesrine's pistol of choice is the M1911. In this scene he fires his pistol right in front of his accomplices ear, temporarily deafening him. The scene is shot with high speed film and allows us to see the pistol up close and in action.
AKS-47
AKS-47's are used in two different scenes by two different characters. This weapon is distinguished by the under folding stock.
