Pineapple Express: Difference between revisions
Pineapple Express: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Pineapple Express: Difference between revisions
One of the weapons Dale Denton ([[Seth Rogen]]) retrieves from Red's weapon cache is a [[Smith & Wesson Model 29#Smith & Wesson Model 629|Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629]] with a scope rail. When he arrives at Ted's hideout, Dale uses it to threaten one of Jones' henchmen Pete, (Peter Lewis) who is quickly killed in turn by Budlofsky ([[Kevin Corrigan]]) to avoid a hostage situation. Afterwards, Dale wastes no time in handing over this, and his numerous other weapons.
One of the weapons Dale Denton ([[Seth Rogen]]) retrieves from Red's weapon cache is a [[Smith & Wesson Model 629 Competitor|Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629]] with a scope rail. When he arrives at Ted's hideout, Dale uses it to threaten one of Jones' henchmen Pete, (Peter Lewis) who is quickly killed in turn by Budlofsky ([[Kevin Corrigan]]) to avoid a hostage situation. Afterwards, Dale wastes no time in handing over this, and his numerous other weapons.
[[File:SW629PC.jpg|thumb|400px|none|Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629 - .44 Magnum. Red's 629 has wood grips]]
[[File:SW629PC.jpg|thumb|400px|none|Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629 - .44 Magnum. Red's 629 has wood grips]]
[[Image:PINEAPPLE_EXP-39.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The 629 sits in Red's cache.]]
[[Image:PINEAPPLE_EXP-39.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The 629 sits in Red's cache.]]
Revision as of 10:38, 3 October 2013
The following guns were used in the film Pineapple Express:
When Saul steals a patrol car belonging to the Police Liaison Officer (Cleo King) that arrested Dale, she attempts to stop him by firing off a few rounds at him from her Beretta 92FS, but fails to stop him before Officer Carol Brazier pursues him in an ensuing car chase. During the attack on Ted's grow house, Ken (Ken Jeong) also uses a Beretta 92FS to wound Carol, who returns the favor by emptying her final three shots on him.
Officer Carol Brazier (Rosie Perez) carries a Beretta 92G Elite II as her sidearm throughout the movie. She notably uses it in the car chase with Dale and Saul, and during the attack on the grow house.
One of Ted Jones' henchman, Matheson (Craig Robinson) carries a stainless Colt Gold Cup National Match, a high end target variant of the M1911A1, as his main sidearm throughout the movie. Later in the film, Saul Silver (James Franco) takes it from him after a scuffle, and uses it to shoot Matheson in the arm. Saul then briefly uses it during his and Dale's escape, but leaves it behind when the two come across better weapons at their disposal. You can identify this as a Gold Cup most clearly in picture six, you can see it has the adjustable sights and raised sight rib a unique feature of the Gold Cup. Also in picture six you can somewhat make out the "Trophy" logo of the Gold Cup series, and well as the general shape of the Gold Cup marking on the slide.
Another weapon retrieved from Red's cache is a Kimber Pro Crimson Carry II, not a two toned Para-Ordnance P-12 as previously thought. It is taken from Dale when he surrenders to Ted's men.
Ted Jones' other henchman, Budlofsky,(Kevin Corrigan) carries a stainless Makarov PM as his sidearm throughout the film. Unlike Matheson, Budlofsky seems less adamant about using his weapon which annoys his partner. He does however, hastily use it to kill a fellow henchman, Pete, (Peter Lewis) when Dale takes him as a hostage near the end, rather than see to his demands. Ironically, this in turn, shocks Matheson.
A nickel Remington 1866 Derringer is briefly seen being held by Red while he and Dale are preparing for Saul's rescue. Based on the size of the muzzles, the caliber of this weapon is .38 Special.
Ted Jones (Gary Cole) carries a pair of nickel SIG-Sauer P226 pistols as his sidearms throughout the movie. The one he uses to kill the Asian hitman in his house is a flashbulb-firing "non gun" SIG look-a-like rented from International Studio Services.
When Dale and Saul retrieve guns from the rack in Ted's grow house, Dale is seen chambering a nickel plated Smith & Wesson 539 which he briefly uses after his AKM runs dry.
Yet another weapon retrieved from Red's cache is a Smith & Wesson Model 640 Centennial. Like all of the others that he takes, this gun is also taken from Dale when he surrenders to Ted's men. In a deleted scene, Dale thinks the bullets are Skittles, and Red tells him it will shoot M&Ms, peas, and chopped up baby carrots, or pretty much whatever you put in it. An error made in the film showed Dale holding the revolver in his arm, but then shows the revolver back in the catch while dale is still holding it meaning either red has two revolvers or the armorers in the movie made a mistake. Like the aforementioned 629, the 640 has wood grips.
One of the weapons Dale Denton (Seth Rogen) retrieves from Red's weapon cache is a Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629 with a scope rail. When he arrives at Ted's hideout, Dale uses it to threaten one of Jones' henchmen Pete, (Peter Lewis) who is quickly killed in turn by Budlofsky (Kevin Corrigan) to avoid a hostage situation. Afterwards, Dale wastes no time in handing over this, and his numerous other weapons.
Saul is briefly seen chambering a Smith & Wesson 3913 when he and Dale find a gunrack full of loaded weapons during their escape.
Another 3913 is briefly used by one of Ted's henchman before he is gunned down by Dale and Saul.
Red (Danny McBride), retrieves a sawed-off Armscor M30R6 from the weapon cache hidden in his wall when he and Dale (Seth Rogen) prepare to to break Saul (James Franco) out of the Ted's (Gary Cole) grow house. Although he chickens out later and flees the scene before they enter, he returns at the climax of the film. After using his car to run over and kill Matheson (Craig Robinson), he proceeds to fire the shotgun at the dead man's foot, blowing part of it off.
While Red and Saul are distracted following Matheson's death, Carol picks up a discarded Heckler & Koch MP7A1. She fires a few rounds at Red, (this being the third time in the movie that he has survived being shot) and prepares to kill Saul, right before Ken's bomb detonates, sending Red's Daewoo Lanos crashing on top of her.
A Micro Uzi is also used by one of the Asian hitmen. This is one of the very few movies that has the actual Uzi sound effect instead of the edited low thudding gunshots.
Several of Ted Jones' henchmen can be seen wielding AKM assault rifles while they are on guard at his grow house. They are also used in the ensuing battle against Jones' Asian competitors. Dale (Seth Rogen) retrieves one from a gun rack after saving Saul, and uses it until it runs out of ammo, just before his faceoff with Ted. In an alternate ending Dale and Saul are sitting on two oil drums smoking when they realize that they forgot to kill one of the bad guys who fires upon them with an AKM. This kills both of them but not before Dale holds Saul's hand before they both die.
When Dale arrives at his girlfriend Angie's (Amber Heard) house on the run, his frantic, and stoned demeanor disturbs her father Robert (Ed Begley, Jr.), who goes to retrieve a Browning BAR Safari semi-automatic rifle. When Saul arrives unexpectedly, Robert returns with the BAR, and fires three shots at the two, missing each time, and tearing up his own home in the process. After Dale and Saul explain the situation, Robert is briefly seen with his rifle again in his garage, when he orders Dale and Saul (who believed that they were going with them) out of his Volvo.
