Let us put a moratorium on pages where there is only ONE GUN ....

[MoviePropMaster2008]

Originally Posted by MT2008

Not sure it's such a good idea. It's entirely possible the one gun might be worthy of ID, or someone's wondering about. What about the movie "ATL" for example (which has a Jericho 941 and no other guns)?

Did you NOT read what I wrote? I said "Only if the firearms is important to the plot or wielded in such a way that it sticks out in the minds of viewers ... and is identifiable." In ATL the gun is obvious, is a major point of interest and some viewers might ask "Hey, so what kind of gun is that?"

That is why "The Family Man" is also an acceptable page since Don Cheadle's gun is obvious and identifiable.

I'm talking about "Man holds unknown shotgun for three seconds of movie"

or

"man in crowd has an unknown revolver"

Those kinds of pages just gotta GO!

[AdAstra2009]

I actually haven't stumbled across any of those, have any examples? (I mean links)

[BurtReynoldsMoustache]

Originally Posted by AdAstra2009

I actually haven't stumbled across any of those, have any examples? (I mean links)

I remember seeing a page for a movie that had a single entry for an unidentifiable shotgun mounted on a wall in the background of one scene.

[funkychinaman]

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/E.T.:...ra-Terrestrial

Fresh, just made today.

[BurtReynoldsMoustache]

Originally Posted by funkychinaman

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/E.T.:...ra-Terrestrial

Fresh, just made today.

This one shouldn't count. Not only is the gun visible and identifiable, there's even a bit of history to go along with it.

[Excalibur]

What about the Harry Potter one?

[BurtReynoldsMoustache]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

What about the Harry Potter one?

I'd say that one would be dependent on wether or not the gun can be identified. There's no screenshot, but the description of the scene makes me think it could be done.

[MoviePropMaster2008]

Originally Posted by BurtReynoldsMoustache

I'd say that one would be dependent on wether or not the gun can be identified. There's no screenshot, but the description of the scene makes me think it could be done.

Wow, not very discerning are we?

[funkychinaman]

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Harry...erer%27s_Stone

[MT2008]

Originally Posted by MoviePropMaster2008

Did you NOT read what I wrote? I said "Only if the firearms is important to the plot or wielded in such a way that it sticks out in the minds of viewers ... and is identifiable." In ATL the gun is obvious, is a major point of interest and some viewers might ask "Hey, so what kind of gun is that?"

That is why "The Family Man" is also an acceptable page since Don Cheadle's gun is obvious and identifiable.

I'm talking about "Man holds unknown shotgun for three seconds of movie"

or

"man in crowd has an unknown revolver"

Those kinds of pages just gotta GO!

Ah, OK, gotcha.