Here is a Vs. for ya 1911 guys
 

While on the run, John Smith (from back east) comes nose to nose with Michael Sullivan in a small southern town. They both know only one of them can walk away from this stand off and they are each acquiped with one 1911. Sullivan is on his lonesome and Smith has laid off of the whiskey for about two days. Who is the dead man and who gets to walk away with only a little blood loss, since we all know no one goes unscathed.

Are you high?

I think he might be. I have no idea where you're going with this, there are hardly any details to this riddle and the ones there aren't very coherent or continuous.

Woah you guys, are you seeing this: this rabbit is trying to burn this leaf, woah.....hey, we went there. we did it
yeah...yeah....we went. to. the moon. we are it.

What did I tell you? Pot makes you retarded

Tomorrow he'll probably post what he was trying to say, but a bit more coherent this time

Michael Sullivan is Tom Hanks' character from Road to Perdition.

John Smith was portrayed by Bruce Willis in Last Man Standing.

I say that Smith wins the encounter, though Sullivan punches him pretty deep in the shoulder before going down.

Sullivan is already dead and one of the universal laws of movies is that Bruce Willis never dies in an action movie EVAR

The Jackal

It seems that I forgot that movie existed

Grindhouse

Okay okay, what about movies where Bruce Willis is the protagonist, does he ever die then?

Anyhow, I thought it was a riddle of some sort and didn't realize you were referring to actual movie characters, but even so the question is meh. Road to Perdition is based more in the real world with regard to guns and physics, whereas Last Man Standing just has 40 round 1911s apparently, so pitting the two characters from their respective universes together is silly.

Ignoring that, Smith would still win every time because it's evident that he has some sort of skill with a 1911. Sullivan has little or none, as he only kills or wounds people at insanely close ranges, usually in a calm, non-tense setting, and he never does it very fast either. When he's not doing that, he's using the 1911 to rob banks or a different, simpler to use weapon like a Thompson. He's not a gunslinger, he's just a mobster, and that makes all the difference.

The Sixth Sense

Death Becomes Her

Beating a dead horse at this point, but... Armageddon.

Can someone explain what "Beating a dead horse" means?

Excessive, overkill, past it's prime, redundant... Get it?

Oh, like Megan Fox. :D

Does this topic need to exist?

Move to Off Topic?

Just so ya'll know, I was talking about action movies where Bruce Willis is the main protagonist. If he's the main cahracter, he might as well be friggin' Superman because nothing can stop him.


Also, since we are also talking about Road To Perdition, is it any different from the book / graphic novel? I wasn't able to get past the 30 minute mark on the movie because the copy I had rented started messing up at that point