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who else wanted to go punch someone annoying after this movie? lol jk

but seriously, if you guys get a chance, they did a real good job on this one.

this movie gets both:

<div align="center">***DAECU SEAL OF APPROVAL***
**SEAL OF AWESOME**</div>

 

This movie was so awesome, i left the theater wanting to go out buy a gun and curve bullets.

 

i was gonna see this last week but i saw Narnia Prince Caspian instead as i couldnt be bothered to wait 45 mins.. deffo going this weekend to see it though.

 

I've been wanting to see this since I first heard about it a few months ago so hopefully I'll have time this weekend

 

yeh its good..
but do u really can curve the bullet?

 

really? it was good eh? looked like one of those ----ty action flicks that appear a lot nowadays. hmmmm.....

 

good ass movie

 

i really liked it.
it was well made.

and some of that ---- was cuuurazzy/

 

Movie was awesome with all the gun battles. Some sick parts, but that made me laugh half the time.

I'd say, the ending was pretty epic. More epic than The Matrix, maybe.

 

awesome movie ,the ending is good

 

No it's impossible.

 

I think I'll have to go check it out then, nothing but good reviews.

 

only curve you'll get out of a bullet is it slowly sloping towards the earth as it succumbs to gravity over a long distance. sorry kids, you can't flick your wrist while shooting a gun and make the bullet go in a circle

cool concept though, great to watch

 

the action in th movie was goodbut the story was bad its an okay movie bu not worth spending you mony on

 

Well if you take into account the coriolis effect.
The Coriolis effect is an apparent deflection of moving objects from a straight path when they are viewed from a rotating frame of reference. In layman's terms, it means that long range fire (artillery shells and sniper rounds) will not appear to fly in a straight line from the shooter to the target because of the rotation of the Earth on its axis. Rather, the round or shell will appear to curve. In actuality, the shot is flying in a straight line but the turn of the Earth moves the target so it will look as if the round or shell is curving. Artillery gunners and snipers are well-trained to compensate for the Coriolis effect by actually not aiming directly at their target, but off to the side so that by the time the bullet makes it to the target distance, it has "curved" to hit the target.


But no, impossible to curve a moving bullet without another force involved. Wouldn't mind seeing this movie actually.