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Now because I'm so nice, I've added screencaps of the Knives and Cars used in the film. Since I know little about either, feel free to add your own knowledge and such. With the cars, I only added the ones used by main characters, random cars passing by weren't a big deal. -GM

The following knifes were used in the film:

The Cutlery of The Punisher (2004)

Butterfly Knife

Castle takes a butterfly knife off of Joan's ex-boyfriend and uses it through out the film, notably when fighting The Russian, who turns it against him and stabs him in the shoulder. Thomas Jane was taught how to do tricks with the knife, and cleary was taught well, as he flawlessly spins the knife in the film several times.

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"You shouldn't play with knives."
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Castle grabs for the butterfly knife when fighting The Russian.
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Castle stabs the Russian with the knife, which appears to inflict no pain on him.
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The Russian pulls the knife from his shoulder and it is cleary feeding into the hilt, pushed a spring.
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The Russian stabs Castle with the knife.

Kitchen Knife

Some simple kitchens knives are used in the film. Castle Sr. uses one to stab a hitter in the back and Joan is seen holding one when her ex-boyfriend is trying to get into her apartment.

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Castle Sr. prepares to stab with the kitchen knife.
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Castle Sr. stabs the hitter with the kitchen knife.
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Joan holds a kitchen knife in her apartment.

Spring-loaded Launching Stilleto

When Harry Heck totals Castle's car, he pulls a Stilleto Knife from his ankle, which Heck remarks, "You are one dumb sonavabitch, bringin' a knife to a gunfight," to which Castle responds by launching the blade from the knife into Heck's throat. While ballistic knives do exist in real life and work somewhat well, they have much stronger springs to accurately launch the blade, while the spring strength in a modified stilleto would not likely work as well.


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Castle aims the blade launching Stilleto.
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Castle aims his blade launching Stilleto.
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Castle fires the blade at Heck.
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The knife hits Heck in the throat.

Emerson Combat Karambit

Castle uses a Emerson Karambit tiger-claw style folding blade with a satin finish to kill a thug in Saint's club.

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Castle readies the Karambit.

Spyderco Harpy

A half serrated Spyderco Harpy folder is used by Lincoln and turned against him by Castle.

Looks too big to be a Harpy. It is probably a Civilian, or perhaps a different Spyderco Hawkbill style knife.

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Lincoln struggles to stop Castle from using his Spyderco Harpy against him.

Paper Cutter

Caslte unhooks a Paper Cutter blade from its base and uses it to kill one of the thugs guarding the apartment.

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Castle examines the paper cutter.
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Castle with the paper cutter blade.
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Castle swings the blade into the thug's head. Here you can clearly see how graphic the scene originally was going to be before the MPAA got their hands on it.
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The paper cutter blade gets stuck in the thug's head.

Stilleto Knife

Howard Saint pulls out a Stilleto knife as he tells Quintin Glass how Jim Bowie used to throw a knife to the ground and fight someone if they declared he was cheating. Accusing Glass of cheating with his wife (which Castle had tricked Saint into believing), he stabs Glass to death with the knife.

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Saint pops open the Stilleto Knife.
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Saint throws the Stilleto down.
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Saint stabs Glass with his Stilleto.
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Saint stabs Glass multiple times with his Stilleto.

Cold Steel Warhead

Castle uses two Cold Steel Warhead knives to kill Lincoln, first pinning his hand to his hip, than thrusting a knife through his chin into his brain.

These arn't really cold steel knives it's this one brand that I really want to know.

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Castle pins Lincoln's hand to his hip with an Cold Steel Warhead knife.
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Castle shoves his second Warhead blade into Lincoln's chin into his brain. It is a neat gag how the knife is actually seen through his mouth.
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Lincoln falls dead.

The Vehicles of The Punisher (2004)

The following cars were used in The Punisher (2004):

Note: These are cars important to the story. No random passing cars.

Pontiac GTO

Castle uses a Pontiac GTO as his vehicle. The liscense plate reads "Year One", the company who built the car. It does not mean any reference to the fact the film is based on the "Year One" comic.

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Note "Year One" liscense plate.
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Note how the guy driving is wearing a safety harness.
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Plymouth Road Runner

Harry Heck's car is a 1968 Plymouth Road Runner. Most easily distinguished from the front end and the nonfunctional "hood scoops" on the hood. Though this could've been a redressed Belvedere, Satellite, Coronet, or Superbee, which along with the Road Runner and GTX were essentially the same vehicle.

not a Dart

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Heck smashes into Castle's GTO with his Road Runner.
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Heck pulls up to Castle's totaled GTO.
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Castle takes Heck's car.

Ford F-150 1981 Pickup

John Saint drives a Red Ford F-150 1981 Pickup with Dante and Spoon riding in the back and Glass in the passenger's side. He uses it to run over Will and Maria Castle.

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Triumph Daytona 500

Castle hops on a Triumph in pursuit of the men chasing his wife and son.

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Stunt Double.
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Chevy Blazer

Maria Castle's Car.

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1998 Corvette

Mike Duka's car.

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Reproduction Ford GT40

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Pictured right.

Shelby Cobra

John Saint's Car.

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Pictured left.

Jaguar XK8

Olivia Saint's car.

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Bently Arnage

Howard Saint's car.

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Jaguar XJR

Quinten Glass' Car

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Ford Mustang

Jimmy Weeks' car is a 2004 Ford Mustang, seen in the extended cut only.

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Taxi Cab

Dave is driven home from the hospital in a typical Taxi Cab. Looks to be a Chevy Lumina.

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The Stevens 311

Recent observation seems to suggest that the double barrels are not Stevens 311s. Looking at the lower part of the receiver right were it meets the foregrip, there should be large indentations as seen in the Stevens picture, yet they aren't present.

Re-read the article, they have been determined to be Spanish Eibar copies, which don't feature the indentations. - Gunmaster45

Alright then, you think the notion in the paragraph is enough, or should the heading be changed to reflect that? RedJedRevolver

Also, how were they determined to be that? Could they possibly be the 311H?