Just about any competition shooter can keep up 0.3 splits for 10 minutes. Go to a three-gun competition near you and ask someone to show you.

Aiming is relative to what you want to achieve. From "spray and pray" to taking many minutes per shot in Palma and F-class. You might take 10-12 shots per minute with a semi-auto at this distance. Others will aim and shoot at 5 to 10 times that rate.

"Shooting with your finger at maximum speed is always far less accurate and slower than full auto with the same gun. You have to prove it to me that I'm wrong, because that's simple logic."

No. That's not how it works. I don't have to prove anything to you (as much as you have to prove anything to me). How about this though - first go read "On Killing" by Dave Grossman, which covers this topic, then go search on Youtube for the many videos (I checked just now and there are plenty) showing how full auto hits much less, (and the shots where you do hit are mainly sub-optimal) compared to aimed fast shots in semi-auto, then go join a gun club and try some competitive shooting. I'd be surprised if at the end of that you still imagine full-auto is what you think it is.

Also fun to watch are videos of guys like Jerry Miculek who can fire in semi-auto at insane rates of fire.

Now, lets be clear, I'm not saying full-auto doesn't have its uses, because it does. I'm taking umbrage with your claim that you have more control in full-auto (you do not) and that you get more hits on target with full auto across a series of targets (you do not).

Yeah, saw this and was very, very impressed-Great finale to the episode and this is a very well-acted show with the chemistry between M and H-Have to watch it again now knowing and remembering why this scene was so tight...
Setting up that shot must have been incredible-

Another one that comes to mind was Snake Eyes (1998)
Director: Brian De Palma
Steadicam operator Larry McConkey's 12.5 minute opening steady-cam shot is pretty incredible-An otherwise mediocre film but one of my favorites-Watched the long shot again and and the set-ups pretty insane...
http://vimeo.com/3235512

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Baby, Las Palmas, bar' to 'Baby, Las Palmas, bar, drunk' - edited by Fusionaut

Cheers for the promote!

In reply to this comment by LadyDeath:
*promote!!!

You're a sick man

I didn't think it was legal to marry babies

>> ^eric3579:

Reminds me of my ex.

>> ^KnivesOut:

As I've always said, toddlers are akin to little drunk midgets. This footage is evidence.


Another thing you and I have in common. They're like old drunk men. I don't trust them.

Thanks!

I had to quality it -- I was trying to post it while giggling uncontrollably when I discovered you had already posted it. Quality is as Quality does, what's quality for the goose is quality for the gander, or something or other....

In reply to this comment by geo321:
Thank you for the quality, and hey, Congrats on the gold star!

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*quality

my newest fave.

It's getting kind of spooky!

In reply to this comment by eric3579:
Same brain

In reply to this comment by bareboards2:
*quality

my newest fave.

Thank you!

In reply to this comment by eric3579:
*promote

Tags for this video have been changed from 'frankie, says, relax, 80s, new wave' to 'frankie, says, relax, 80s, new wave, brian de palma, body double, nerd, porn' - edited by Eklek

Well, even though his track record has been a bit spotty recently, I'd still like to think that this could be good... I'll wait to see who they cast as Capone.

In reply to this comment by uhohzombies:
Have you heard he's filming a prequel to The Untouchables? "The Untouchables: Capone Rising"

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Ah, de Palma in his prime... I don't know what's happened to him recently. Redacted? Yeesh, that was bad.

Have you heard he's filming a prequel to The Untouchables? "The Untouchables: Capone Rising"

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Ah, de Palma in his prime... I don't know what's happened to him recently. Redacted? Yeesh, that was bad.

Ah, de Palma in his prime... I don't know what's happened to him recently. Redacted? Yeesh, that was bad.

Wow! Very nicely done, qruel. I loved the slow building of tension, and the use of the zoom (very few directors know/care how to make good use of the zoom lens these days). I can definitely see the De Palma influence (in fact, you're doing De Palma better than De Palma is doing De Palma these days . I also really liked the long POV shot. Good stuff, qruel.

since you'all are talking about suspense/horror flicks... I thought I'd share a few that I was involved in and see what you'all think (be gentle:-)

The Evil Inside - (inspired by Audition & Brian De Palma)
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=4333376

Hindsight
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=4333855

In reply to this comment by smibbo:
holy cow i forgot the movie i saw at midnight showing every time it came around... the first movie I ever bought shwag for (T-shirt and poster) the first movie I owned the sundtrack to...

Eraserhead

holy smokes I loved that movie...