@@robdog1245 Knock off? Bro realistically speaking, they perfected the plot detail by detail, every scene of this movie is just perfectly filmed and edited, all the camera angles, scripts. everything. Well at least thats my opinion.
unless someone can tell me different i have studied filmmaking and have been a producer thats either impressive sound editing and one or two remarkable foley artists and or sound engineering OR all of the above
What I love about these kinds of scenes is that it shows a smoothness of action which i have only observed in former or current servicemen. Even though they are criminals and murderers in this film there is an element of professionalism which I cant help but admire. You can see a similar type of control in the emergency landing scene in Flight or the border extraction scene in Sicario (all characters have military backgrounds). So cool.
_Maidez_ i as former military know exactly what you mean . The funny thing is and the normal civilian may not see it , for example in sicario , the guys at the border where Deltas - top notch guys who went through tough shit - they dont care about some thugs with small arms . In Den of thieves they portray Marine Raiders , again Special forces . They are known robbers and they do shit like this on a regular basis . After a certain time you just dont freak out anymore . It isnt scary and chaotic but rather a simple work routine and for the most parts stuff like this can become quite appealing to your mind .
Thanks for the info. As a civilian you read about the OODA loop and "slow is smooth and smooth is fast" but agains as a civilian you rarely see it implemented by professionals.
@@Maidez09 wrong. They were former marine special forces. I guess that one scene with big nick went over your head where he stated these guys are pros who have done some real g shit in their tours
@@torachan23 Y'all fucking LOVE to play the victim. The riots happened in response to the police's repeated killing of unarmed minorities. People are fine with cops returning fire on suspects who have opened fire. People are not fine with cops executing people at will.
I'm actually really impressed and happy about the gear and weapons that were picked out for this movie. It really helps show that these guys are professional thieves with military backgrounds, so the gear and weapons reflect that.
Also they don't harm the Civilians in any way. Psycho paths shoot up a place and kill everyone. Military trained Pro's want the Score with as little collateral damage as possible.
@@115madmax It's not super weird, to be honest. Glock full auto switches are really damn common, at least recently, and putting it in a carbine kit does make it way more useable. It'd basically be the easiest way to make a sub gun, and it'd be probably pretty reliable, IDK how good those auto sears are, plus, it would be firing at stupid speeds. Now, when it comes to the merits of using a sub gun, ehh, I guess it makes some sense if you want something tiny, those carbine kits are pretty small.
@@Tzeentchs_CPA weight, that and the fact most engagements really only need a front sight post for accuracy by volume. Full auto is easier to handle with irons, fact.
Great scene but imagine being one of the cops responding to this, not knowing what your rolling into only to find its former spec ops well equipped with automatics and extremely organized. Most law enforcement don't even shoot their firearms but for qualifications once maybe twice a year. That mag dump reload and magdump at 3:06 to 3:14 took 8 seconds and he laid down 60 rounds. Simply out matched and out gunned
Military probably definitely has better training with firearms. But trust me when I say that the cops r better trained than what people say/think. I come from a military/law enforcement family, and I've worked armed security for 5 yrs. There more capable than people realize. It wouldn't b totally impossible for the cops to win n this situation. Especially if they have assault rifles n there car, which half of them do.
@@kennyg5242 most cops don't have assault rifles, at least not selective fire rifles. Those are only reserved for special units like SWAT. Most patrol rifles are semi-auto, issuing fully automatic weapons to beat cops is not only not necessary but irresponsible. Just look at the Miami UPS truck hijacking and ensuing shootout and all the collateral damage that the cops caused with just handguns. Imagine if they had full autos...
I like the detail for Merrimen when he tapped the windshield of the truck with his rifle, he moved his finger away from the trigger. That's a very small, yet amazing detail.
Full automatic fire with accuracy and intent to kill is always something to admire, but the loss of life is one to respect and give faith unto. As one day, you to regardless of decisions and preventative measure, you will join them. BattleBAE
"armor piercing rounds are chambered in this firearm, please don't be the asshole who forces me to use them, get ur foot off the gas, press the unlock button and step out of the vehicle or we will forcibly remove you" one of the coolest movie quotes.
@@hint0122 they wanted to use it in bank robbery some where else, 1) it's not easy to just get an armoured car for robbery. Infact police has to know ur background b4 u sign a million papers to get such a car, so it's easier to steal it. 2) it's easier to infiltrate a bank pretending to be part of the guards or something like that, than just running in guns blazing. Not an expert just using common sense
@@hint0122 mostly it's misplaced job loyalty, it's what most of workers are indoctrinated to do. They stupidly think about being considered a hero Incase he kills all robbers 2)down right arrogant foolishness, thinking u can quickly draw ur gun against an enemy who is already battle ready gun pointed hand on trigger.
2:47 I love how Merrimen gets mad about his friend going down, and then just moves forward on a fucking vendetta laying down the heat, that shit was badass!
one of the best showcases hollywood ever did on the AR platform that Ive seen. Here u get to see examples of milspec and SBR variants in diff configs ,diff cycle rates, and maybe a PCC caliber carbine or 2. def a good example of what they can do. Heat is also referred to alot, not only for the shootout balistics but also the combat manuevers being executed by the shooters
The live firing of blanks really makes all the difference as well. The muzzle flash, the shells bouncing off everything, the noise level, just excellent. Really wish all movies cared this much about getting weapons right. Makes such a difference.
Lol kid u dont know what you're talking about. There was no pcc to be seen. It was a converted glock shoe-horned into a micro roni. And using an M16 whether the colt military type or parts kits with a machined, drilled and tapped homemade lower. The firerate will be the same regardless of the upper. Fire rate doesnt change, kid. Also sbr to sbr or any 12-14.5 rifle barely makes a difference other than looks, and most of these fools used eotechs, holosuns, or trijicon red dots. They all do the same thing and do not make much of a difference at all. Accesories and attachments do not serve a more tactical advantage whatsoever.
@@vicerichter1163 im not a kid and i said MAYBE jesus christ I didnt study the thing and write a fucking essay over it, get over yourself, know it all prick
@@vicerichter1163 you're fos. the cyclic rate definitely changes when you change the recoil spring buffer and having a suppressor or even different muzzle brakes can change it Hell, even using different types of ammo can change it.
Julian Johnston Den of Thieves 2 is supposably coming out sometime by the end of this year or next year. It’s going to be mainly filmed in Europe but i don’t think I’ll watch it. Merriman and 50 were my main 2 guys lol.
But are not the same way, cuz' in heat the invalid guy builds "all the bank security system"he Say's to Deniro(i don't remeber the character name,they don't know about how or wich ways came the cops but know's how's dissable the bank alarm) and in this one Donie, "buys" the lady of the money build or employees, who works at That build, with drinks, because he Say's "i got control of My enviorment",( don't remeber the exactly Word's), to the cop in the bar (scene bar chat), and the marine guy know's the moviments by the (money build And gets the drawn stuff) that's cuz' the trash truck driver took the cash before, he's get the stolen the truck,(by the team of the marine guy) i mean in this movie has "work team" that's because in the last bar scene apears the fat guy,(comunications, ex water company employee) the trash truck driver, and the woman of the money building ;)
It really goes to show how much effort and research they put into these action scenes. Even the smallest details. At 2:00 the officer says that LAPD is on scene and when fired upon you can see that the truck is a Sheriff's car (LA County).
If u look closely at 2:54 - 2:55 u can see a tracer round, that shows u how well trained and organized these guys are, in most cases u rarely see a tracer round but in this case they all had it planned out from the bottom to the top !
Yep. When using large capacity magazines you add a tracer round on the last few bullets to indicate you are about to be empty for quick tactical reloading. You so not want to hear that CLICK!!! In a fire fight because it could mean death.
@@alastairtsang5862 Typically with a rifle/carbine/SMG, 1 round in 3 is a tracer; then the last 3 rounds are tracers. Exact ratio of tracers to non tracers is variable. Belt-fed Machineguns tend to have 1 tracer round in 5.
As a Messenger (the guy who jumps in and out of the truck) I can tell you right now, no guy would of challenged this situation, your hand is dealt, and it's clear that if they wanted to kill you you would already be dead. There's a difference between two small time punks trying to test you that you know you got versus a group of clearly highly trained men who are 100% prepared and not fucking around. Do what they say, and go home to your family. The guy who dropped his coffee for his draw with a rifle on him by a guy in full armor was a fool. The driver was in the hardest position, drive away ( company policy) and risk them smoking your crew once you speed off, or jump out and risk them smoking you all when they have what they need. But i will end it with this, in the old school trucks such as this one, while i'm sure with enough time and force you could get through it, they would not have gotten through that glass that quick. And the windshield sure AS FUCK would not have come off that easy. Kind of would defeat the whole purpose of an armored truck, wouldn't it?
At the same time, when the windshield comes off, it nearly took out the entire hood with it. They definitely used real equipment, but they may have uninstalled the piece before putting it back so that it could be pulled easily
Friend of mine was a Messenger for a few years, he got out when the company he worked for made them go to one man teams as opposed to driver and messenger when he started
I work in the industry worked at brinks and garda we had a truck one time the driver side windshield flew off when the guy hit the brake on the road this was a recent peterbilt 2018 truck at garda. Its built like shit but its garda i never see no shit like that at brinks the trucks had minimal problems.
Evan Monroe I know right. Maintain the position and try to live. There was no need to try and Wild West it with an automatic rifle aimed at your heart. Truck driver could’ve armed himself and positioned accordingly and held them up in a small engagement. Who knows mightve been enough for a distraction for the coffee cop to then draw and fire.
@@henrylangan180 There was no maintain your position and live. These guys are former MARSOC Marines. they had every detail planned out. The guards never stood a chance. they were outnumbered and were met with superior firepower by men with superior training and body armor. it's only money. If they pulled any shit, they were dead.
typical moron. All full auto does is miss/waste ammo, make a lot of noise and render your gun EMPTY for 3 seconds or so while you swap mags. It's stupid.
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0:15 "Armor piercing rounds are chambered in this firearm. Please don't be the a#$hole that forces me to use it!" That is one hard-ass line, I love this quick snippet.
Suppressive fire with the intent to kill, admiration and respect to those that retaliate, assume the skill is better then yours, but always maintain intensity of the operation, loss of intimidation results in loss of life, be stern, be vigilant, and don’t be a hero. BattleBAE
This movie had its flaws as every movie does. But what they got right in spades was the shoot out scenes. The sound of the gun fire the shell casings. The reloading. A+
Merrimen had a tracer round when firing at the end, if you look closely it’s red.the round is meant to alarm him the last few bullets before running out. Hence why he was prepared to reload in a instant
The money is insured, nobody needs to die over it. No need to try and be a hero, especially when it's some dude with a rifle who's got it pointed at your chest and CLEARLY knows what he's doing
I like how one of them called out the direction where the police is coming from and the range of the cops. it shows how well trained these guys got in the military
This film was very well thought out. Details. The dialogue. I wonder if it's been reviewed by any ex-military. Odd...seems to be an underrated film. Gun people usually just talk about Sicario or Heat. Collateral.
@@TzUuup during the shootout? he wasn't mad at Bosco, he was mad at the fact that one of their guys ended up getting killed by a freaking cop then that's when he started laying bullets everywhere
Really makes the movie, the whole point is that are retired special forces vets. Making those calls like "suppressive fire" or "contact right" makes it so much cooler.
Another cool detail, these guys are hiding behind the engine block, which from what i´ve heard, is the best and only way how to hide behind a vehicle from bullets, since they cant go through. This scene has so many amazing details, i love it.
Militarily accurate, real contact protocol announcing incoming targets and range, actually run out of rounds, actually move in a tactical way according to shooting patterns. The details make this so much more intense.
PREPARE TO ENGAGE COPY CONTACT RIGHT 150 METERS MOVING TO ENGAGE RANGE 100 SUPPRESSIVE FIRE WEAPONS FREE CONTACT REAR 300 METERS MOVING TO FIRING POSITION CONTACT!!
I like how accurate this film is. Cops are often taught to get behind the bulk of their car when outgunned and await reinforcements but in this situation it doesn't matter because they're using armor piercing rounds which will go through the door of most vehicles.
The great thing about this movie is the guns firing real blanks so it isn’t just some cgi. Plus the gun handling really shows from the police barely being able to handle the guns because they don’t use them much to the robbers having excellent control where they were marsoc raiders.
Imagine working a night shift selling doughnuts and all the sudden firefight of the century breaks out. Glad the clerk didn`t walk out the door to see what`s going on.
Its like watching a bunch of LEMs play against some Novascrubs. They got dunked on. And as a firearms expert professional. I say with high-confidence the directors did their homework.
We all went deaf in the theatre when I saw this. Best opening to a film in years and definitely in the top ten of tone setting openers of all time.
Wish I could have seen it on the big screen. I watched it on Netflix but I had a headset nso I still had surround sound. KRISP sound too
HEAT is still #1. This is basically a knock off of HEAT
@@robdog1245 so different...
@@robdog1245 Knock off? Bro realistically speaking, they perfected the plot detail by detail, every scene of this movie is just perfectly filmed and edited, all the camera angles, scripts. everything. Well at least thats my opinion.
@@MechInvent this movie was not directed by the same director lol
Love how you can hear the shell casings bouncing off the hood when he’s shooting over it
They used blanks filming this thus you get a real shootout.
sparda9060 those attentions to detail are appreciated nowadays. I love a good shootout with no music and good sounding guns
unless someone can tell me different i have studied filmmaking and have been a producer thats either impressive sound editing and one or two remarkable foley artists and or sound engineering OR all of the above
I always reply that park😭
this movie is so underrated
Nah, it was mediocre, wasnt the best.
@@johnjoseph6874 it was the best,just look at the cinematography,No cuts and shaky cams like mile22 bullshit. And the score is amazing to listen to.
Think of it in this way, yeah it’s a copy of the 95 film “Heat”, BUT, if this were to happen today, this is how it would of went down. 95 vs 18!
@@yammiihabibi9391 it's not a copy...
SwerveNation have you watched that movie? This and Heat have similar narratives.
What I love about these kinds of scenes is that it shows a smoothness of action which i have only observed in former or current servicemen. Even though they are criminals and murderers in this film there is an element of professionalism which I cant help but admire. You can see a similar type of control in the emergency landing scene in Flight or the border extraction scene in Sicario (all characters have military backgrounds). So cool.
_Maidez_ i as former military know exactly what you mean . The funny thing is and the normal civilian may not see it , for example in sicario , the guys at the border where Deltas - top notch guys who went through tough shit - they dont care about some thugs with small arms . In Den of thieves they portray Marine Raiders , again Special forces . They are known robbers and they do shit like this on a regular basis . After a certain time you just dont freak out anymore . It isnt scary and chaotic but rather a simple work routine and for the most parts stuff like this can become quite appealing to your mind .
Thanks for the info. As a civilian you read about the OODA loop and "slow is smooth and smooth is fast" but agains as a civilian you rarely see it implemented by professionals.
Takes a lot of rounds down range and the right mindset
My only problem is the ending shoot out.
@@Maidez09 wrong. They were former marine special forces. I guess that one scene with big nick went over your head where he stated these guys are pros who have done some real g shit in their tours
Val Kilmer still has the greatest mag change in movie history
I agree, but the one at 3:08 is pretty damn close
Yeah they tried to imitate it but I think it's the Intensity that gives heat the edge.
The employees at the donut shop saw one hell of a shootout
This movie shows exactly why law enforcement are trained to take cover if out gunned and why military are trained to pursue at all cost.
Police have their hands tied even during an engagement. Military doesn't have that
@@Excalibur01 yeah but once a shot is let off it’s survival at that point deal with whatever repercussions after lol
@@masialifts8039 Depending on who the cops are shooting at, they might have to deal with their city being burned down afterwards
@@masialifts8039 no
@@torachan23 Y'all fucking LOVE to play the victim. The riots happened in response to the police's repeated killing of unarmed minorities. People are fine with cops returning fire on suspects who have opened fire. People are not fine with cops executing people at will.
I just think it's crazy someone would still try to go for holstered gun when you have two guys with guns pointed at you.
Lol not to mention automatic rifles.
Never draw from the drop
That wasn't the guy's intention, he dropped his coffee on accident and realized he was fucked and decided to draw.
He was do or die. Either he lets em go and gets fired. Forced into early retirement. Or dies and gets his family pension.
@@SamFisher007 lol dude went straight for his gun he dropped his coffee on purpose
I'm actually really impressed and happy about the gear and weapons that were picked out for this movie. It really helps show that these guys are professional thieves with military backgrounds, so the gear and weapons reflect that.
Also they don't harm the Civilians in any way. Psycho paths shoot up a place and kill everyone. Military trained Pro's want the Score with as little collateral damage as possible.
I still think 50 cent using the CAA Micro Roni Glock was kind of ridiculous but he makes it work
I agree, but it’s weird how Bug Nick uses an fnx-45 tactical and an M&P with red dots on both, yet would opt to use a scar with no optics
@@115madmax It's not super weird, to be honest. Glock full auto switches are really damn common, at least recently, and putting it in a carbine kit does make it way more useable. It'd basically be the easiest way to make a sub gun, and it'd be probably pretty reliable, IDK how good those auto sears are, plus, it would be firing at stupid speeds.
Now, when it comes to the merits of using a sub gun, ehh, I guess it makes some sense if you want something tiny, those carbine kits are pretty small.
@@Tzeentchs_CPA weight, that and the fact most engagements really only need a front sight post for accuracy by volume. Full auto is easier to handle with irons, fact.
Great scene but imagine being one of the cops responding to this, not knowing what your rolling into only to find its former spec ops well equipped with automatics and extremely organized. Most law enforcement don't even shoot their firearms but for qualifications once maybe twice a year. That mag dump reload and magdump at 3:06 to 3:14 took 8 seconds and he laid down 60 rounds. Simply out matched and out gunned
LOL must fucken suck
Getting into a firefight against former Marsoc Fast Marines
Military probably definitely has better training with firearms. But trust me when I say that the cops r better trained than what people say/think. I come from a military/law enforcement family, and I've worked armed security for 5 yrs. There more capable than people realize. It wouldn't b totally impossible for the cops to win n this situation. Especially if they have assault rifles n there car, which half of them do.
Kenny L Garrett Jr Ya kinda how every heavyweight had a punchers chance against Tyson.
@@kennyg5242 most cops don't have assault rifles, at least not selective fire rifles. Those are only reserved for special units like SWAT. Most patrol rifles are semi-auto, issuing fully automatic weapons to beat cops is not only not necessary but irresponsible. Just look at the Miami UPS truck hijacking and ensuing shootout and all the collateral damage that the cops caused with just handguns. Imagine if they had full autos...
I like the detail for Merrimen when he tapped the windshield of the truck with his rifle, he moved his finger away from the trigger. That's a very small, yet amazing detail.
Poorly written movie. Great firearm discipline through the whole movie
@@TzUuup how is it poorly written?
Agreed
Wow, you're right-that tiny detail made all the difference between a mere clone of Heat and an entirely new and original film.
@@TzUuup Sounds like a cope
The sounds of those gun shots 👌🏼😍👍🏻🔥🔥🔥
Yama Basir dude I know it's amazing!!!
@Brupcat them niggas woulda got blasted fighting downtown and they had infinite ammo shut up
Bishop Wilson for its time the movie was quite progressive in Terms of Guns , Ammo and Gear
Full automatic fire with accuracy and intent to kill is always something to admire, but the loss of life is one to respect and give faith unto. As one day, you to regardless of decisions and preventative measure, you will join them. BattleBAE
Den of Thieves Chapter 2 where you at?
"armor piercing rounds are chambered in this firearm, please don't be the asshole who forces me to use them, get ur foot off the gas, press the unlock button and step out of the vehicle or we will forcibly remove you" one of the coolest movie quotes.
Agreed
My question was, why care if it's a empty armored car?
@@hint0122 they wanted to use it in bank robbery some where else,
1) it's not easy to just get an armoured car for robbery. Infact police has to know ur background b4 u sign a million papers to get such a car, so it's easier to steal it.
2) it's easier to infiltrate a bank pretending to be part of the guards or something like that, than just running in guns blazing. Not an expert just using common sense
@garysmith6056 yeah, but why would the guards draw their guns over a empty armored car? Why wouldn't they give up?
@@hint0122 mostly it's misplaced job loyalty, it's what most of workers are indoctrinated to do. They stupidly think about being considered a hero Incase he kills all robbers
2)down right arrogant foolishness, thinking u can quickly draw ur gun against an enemy who is already battle ready gun pointed hand on trigger.
2:47 I love how Merrimen gets mad about his friend going down, and then just moves forward on a fucking vendetta laying down the heat, that shit was badass!
All are marines who served together in tours. Basically brothers so of course he got pissed and went on a rampage.
It was even more badass at the end when Merrimen got gunned down in the street like a dog.
one of the best showcases hollywood ever did on the AR platform that Ive seen. Here u get to see examples of milspec and SBR variants in diff configs ,diff cycle rates, and maybe a PCC caliber carbine or 2. def a good example of what they can do. Heat is also referred to alot, not only for the shootout balistics but also the combat manuevers being executed by the shooters
The live firing of blanks really makes all the difference as well. The muzzle flash, the shells bouncing off everything, the noise level, just excellent. Really wish all movies cared this much about getting weapons right. Makes such a difference.
Lol kid u dont know what you're talking about. There was no pcc to be seen. It was a converted glock shoe-horned into a micro roni.
And using an M16 whether the colt military type or parts kits with a machined, drilled and tapped homemade lower. The firerate will be the same regardless of the upper. Fire rate doesnt change, kid.
Also sbr to sbr or any 12-14.5 rifle barely makes a difference other than looks, and most of these fools used eotechs, holosuns, or trijicon red dots. They all do the same thing and do not make much of a difference at all. Accesories and attachments do not serve a more tactical advantage whatsoever.
@@vicerichter1163 im not a kid and i said MAYBE jesus christ I didnt study the thing and write a fucking essay over it, get over yourself, know it all prick
@@vicerichter1163putting “kid” in any online reply instantly makes you look like an ignorant boomer
@@vicerichter1163 you're fos. the cyclic rate definitely changes when you change the recoil spring buffer and having a suppressor or even different muzzle brakes can change it Hell, even using different types of ammo can change it.
"At the drop of a hat...this crew will rock and roll...."
That's why don't even bother with a crew unless they have some military in they're background...
Nice heat quote
Best. Movie. Ever. Heat '95
It's awesome that they used one of my company's older trucks for this.
Yep a dunbar truck. Anyone who worked for dunbar knows the color scheme and the font on the side lol
this movie has the best shootouts I have ever seen and you can tell right away they were inspired by Heat.
I don't know why, but I liked Ray Merriman.
joshua richards like such a professional badass but his character was my second favorite
Well now since they died, someone needs to fill their spots 😌👌🏼
Yama Basir yea but I like merriment and 50 cent it would have been cool seeing them recruiting more people for the diamond hiests
Julian Johnston Den of Thieves 2 is supposably coming out sometime by the end of this year or next year. It’s going to be mainly filmed in Europe but i don’t think I’ll watch it. Merriman and 50 were my main 2 guys lol.
Yama Basir yessssss I thought they were like the best duo of the movie
heat 1996 thank god im alive to see a 2nd movie like that
Bro, Heat is a masterpiece. This Den Of Thieves is a great Movie.
1995
El Bueno 1995
Heat was Made in 1995**
But are not the same way, cuz' in heat the invalid guy builds "all the bank security system"he Say's to Deniro(i don't remeber the character name,they don't know about how or wich ways came the cops but know's how's dissable the bank alarm) and in this one Donie, "buys" the lady of the money build or employees, who works at That build, with drinks, because he Say's "i got control of My enviorment",( don't remeber the exactly Word's), to the cop in the bar (scene bar chat), and the marine guy know's the moviments by the (money build And gets the drawn stuff) that's cuz' the trash truck driver took the cash before, he's get the stolen the truck,(by the team of the marine guy) i mean in this movie has "work team" that's because in the last bar scene apears the fat guy,(comunications, ex water company employee) the trash truck driver, and the woman of the money building ;)
It really goes to show how much effort and research they put into these action scenes. Even the smallest details. At 2:00 the officer says that LAPD is on scene and when fired upon you can see that the truck is a Sheriff's car (LA County).
he was stating the cop car they 1st shot up was LAPD
On the scene but dead!
Robbery takes place near county
If u look closely at 2:54 - 2:55 u can see a tracer round, that shows u how well trained and organized these guys are, in most cases u rarely see a tracer round but in this case they all had it planned out from the bottom to the top !
I'm assuming they put a tracer round in to indicate that they were almost out? Pretty smart come to think of it I guess
Yep. When using large capacity magazines you add a tracer round on the last few bullets to indicate you are about to be empty for quick tactical reloading. You so not want to hear that CLICK!!! In a fire fight because it could mean death.
@@alastairtsang5862 Typically with a rifle/carbine/SMG, 1 round in 3 is a tracer; then the last 3 rounds are tracers.
Exact ratio of tracers to non tracers is variable.
Belt-fed Machineguns tend to have 1 tracer round in 5.
3:06 HK416d going berserk mode
A fellow gun enthusiast
As a Messenger (the guy who jumps in and out of the truck) I can tell you right now, no guy would of challenged this situation, your hand is dealt, and it's clear that if they wanted to kill you you would already be dead. There's a difference between two small time punks trying to test you that you know you got versus a group of clearly highly trained men who are 100% prepared and not fucking around. Do what they say, and go home to your family. The guy who dropped his coffee for his draw with a rifle on him by a guy in full armor was a fool. The driver was in the hardest position, drive away ( company policy) and risk them smoking your crew once you speed off, or jump out and risk them smoking you all when they have what they need. But i will end it with this, in the old school trucks such as this one, while i'm sure with enough time and force you could get through it, they would not have gotten through that glass that quick. And the windshield sure AS FUCK would not have come off that easy. Kind of would defeat the whole purpose of an armored truck, wouldn't it?
At the same time, when the windshield comes off, it nearly took out the entire hood with it. They definitely used real equipment, but they may have uninstalled the piece before putting it back so that it could be pulled easily
Friend of mine was a Messenger for a few years, he got out when the company he worked for made them go to one man teams as opposed to driver and messenger when he started
I work in the industry worked at brinks and garda we had a truck one time the driver side windshield flew off when the guy hit the brake on the road this was a recent peterbilt 2018 truck at garda. Its built like shit but its garda i never see no shit like that at brinks the trucks had minimal problems.
That reload tho, shit was smooth asf
I like how Merriman just said fuck it and rained hell on em
The truck driver and the coffee cop disliked.
Evan Monroe I know right. Maintain the position and try to live. There was no need to try and Wild West it with an automatic rifle aimed at your heart. Truck driver could’ve armed himself and positioned accordingly and held them up in a small engagement. Who knows mightve been enough for a distraction for the coffee cop to then draw and fire.
@@henrylangan180 There was no maintain your position and live. These guys are former MARSOC Marines. they had every detail planned out. The guards never stood a chance. they were outnumbered and were met with superior firepower by men with superior training and body armor. it's only money. If they pulled any shit, they were dead.
eotech XPS...thats how you know they came to play
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3:08 love the mag change!
Shit was unbelievably smooth 🤣
typical moron. All full auto does is miss/waste ammo, make a lot of noise and render your gun EMPTY for 3 seconds or so while you swap mags. It's stupid.
Those muzzle flashes is SOOO amazing!!!
Hot Damn I love fully auto machine guns in this scene.
Eloy Martinez one of the rifles used in this clip, is a HK416. Merrimans rifle. One of the most best out there 👌🏼
2:53 action movies need more scenes like this
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Yeah very nice shot
Such an awesome movie. Fairly realistic too.
This movie should've been called Grand Theft Auto
Lmao facts
3:06 The full-auto, the mag change & right back to full-auto. Beautiful! 👌🏻🔥
says a moron who does'nt have a clue. All that MISSING is wasting time and ammo.
this one of the best opening scenes in movie history imo
Yeah I remember seeing this in theaters and everyone was just like holy shit
They immediately called distance and direction absolute class
The 4 dislikes are the 2 cops and 2 guards that got smoked, what a coincidence lmfao
0:15 "Armor piercing rounds are chambered in this firearm. Please don't be the a#$hole that forces me to use it!"
That is one hard-ass line, I love this quick snippet.
Suppressive fire with the intent to kill, admiration and respect to those that retaliate, assume the skill is better then yours, but always maintain intensity of the operation, loss of intimidation results in loss of life, be stern, be vigilant, and don’t be a hero. BattleBAE
This movie had its flaws as every movie does. But what they got right in spades was the shoot out scenes. The sound of the gun fire the shell casings. The reloading. A+
Especially when you can hear the shells bounce off the hood of the car
This movie is the new version of HEAT. Its great.
It's a knock off of HEAT, but I still liked it.
3:07 Exactly, how I play Rainbow Six Siege as soon as I encounter first threat.
Someone asked me what is one of my favorite movies as of late ? Should of told them this jam has moved into my top 10 this is badass bro
I fell in love with the HK416 when I saw this I even went on to replicate the attachments when I played Ghost Recon Wildlands and Breakpoint
Merrimen had a tracer round when firing at the end, if you look closely it’s red.the round is meant to alarm him the last few bullets before running out. Hence why he was prepared to reload in a instant
Wow nice find, and goes to show how detailed the producers were with the scene!
Eotech commercial :) Great weapons handling and tac reloads by merriman
If I was the security
I would just lay on the floor
At this point,there’s nothing I can do except survive
Would have dropped the coffee and donuts and hands on my head as well. If they wanted to kill me, they would have. They're not here for my life.
The money is insured, nobody needs to die over it. No need to try and be a hero, especially when it's some dude with a rifle who's got it pointed at your chest and CLEARLY knows what he's doing
0:23 that's a awesome zoom in shot damnnnn
I like how one of them called out the direction where the police is coming from and the range of the cops. it shows how well trained these guys got in the military
The camera-angle @ 2:54 is so amazing
This film was very well thought out. Details. The dialogue. I wonder if it's been reviewed by any ex-military. Odd...seems to be an underrated film. Gun people usually just talk about Sicario or Heat. Collateral.
I have to disagree. Like why the hell does merrimen get mad at Bosco for this whole shootout? That was really dumb
@@TzUuup during the shootout? he wasn't mad at Bosco, he was mad at the fact that one of their guys ended up getting killed by a freaking cop then that's when he started laying bullets everywhere
@@OneEyedGhoulX777 yeah but he blames Bosco when they were cleaning up back at the wharehouse. Like it was boscos fault that they had a shootout
So patrolmen have ARs in their squad car? 😅😅😅😅😅
I just love that, “CONTACT RIGHT!!!”
Really makes the movie, the whole point is that are retired special forces vets. Making those calls like "suppressive fire" or "contact right" makes it so much cooler.
This is how you start a movie! had me locked In the whole time
Another cool detail, these guys are hiding behind the engine block, which from what i´ve heard, is the best and only way how to hide behind a vehicle from bullets, since they cant go through. This scene has so many amazing details, i love it.
3:04 watch the cop vanish into thin air
Great eye!
Some of the best sounds in a film
They get close but still not as good as HEAT
@@hinds90 true
Militarily accurate, real contact protocol announcing incoming targets and range, actually run out of rounds, actually move in a tactical way according to shooting patterns. The details make this so much more intense.
If you loved this movie then I highly recommend watching HEAT extremely realistic
This has to be the best action movie of all time😭
that mag dump and reload gives me wood
30 sec out by the sentry was so spot on. The cops arrive just in 30 seconds, most movies get this so wrong with over dramatics.
Addon 5-10 minutes and it will be really spot on
Still watching in 2019??
Maybe
I will say this movie and HEAT are the best Crime movies of all time, It's a shame this movie is so underrated
The town is pretty damn good too
Best intro of all time! 🔥🔥
For a film? Very well done.
What makes this movie so much more badass is they’re former special operations and the movie gets its right
Nothing compared to H E A T I love that reload at 3:09 tho
Excellent movie. Great shoot out scenes. One can't help thinking definitely inspired by that other outstanding film Heat.
That Saiga 12 looking nice
Plot twist: Donnie Tricked Merriman and his crew and was living in London
so . .. . another version of HEAT! Great
PREPARE TO ENGAGE
COPY
CONTACT RIGHT 150 METERS
MOVING TO ENGAGE
RANGE 100 SUPPRESSIVE FIRE
WEAPONS FREE
CONTACT REAR 300 METERS
MOVING TO FIRING POSITION
CONTACT!!
I like how accurate this film is. Cops are often taught to get behind the bulk of their car when outgunned and await reinforcements but in this situation it doesn't matter because they're using armor piercing rounds which will go through the door of most vehicles.
Regular old rifle rounds will go through most car doors, AP rounds or otherwise.
I like the way he shifts his Rifle to a different hold 1:44 👍
My shoulder hurts from watching this 😂😭
I was watching Heat from 1995 yesterday and this scene resembles a lot like the robbery scene from that movie
One of the best Gunfight dynamic scenes ive ever seen
That reload though
That’s a nice Heat tribute
This scene is either an homage to Heat or a really bold ripoff. The first minute is basically a remake of the opening armored car heist.
Best movie ever released 😎
I love how Merrimen doesn’t flag the cameraman at 3:00. What a guy! I would’ve been sweeping the whole cast and crew
Best shootout of all time
This video syncs perfectly to Razormind from the Payday soundtrack. Just start both at the same time.
Being military when I first watched this movie I recognized the ADDRAC
Incase you want to know, this scene was filmed in Hapeville GA. Do what you want with the info.
This is why I’ve always said America should be happy it’s soldiers don’t turn on them
The great thing about this movie is the guns firing real blanks so it isn’t just some cgi. Plus the gun handling really shows from the police barely being able to handle the guns because they don’t use them much to the robbers having excellent control where they were marsoc raiders.
" All Units, All Units We Have a 187 In Progress "
Everyone when they get Two stars 1:52
I like how at 2:35 you can see the Arterial blood spray from the robbers gunshot wound.
Great sound.
Imagine working a night shift selling doughnuts and all the sudden firefight of the century breaks out. Glad the clerk didn`t walk out the door to see what`s going on.
Dan of thieves is a great movie!
A movie scene. Periodt
Daniel defense mk18's, noveske flaming pigs, saiga 12's , g18 or g17converted micro roni's.
Thats some sexy-ass gear right there.
Its like watching a bunch of LEMs play against some Novascrubs. They got dunked on.
And as a firearms expert professional. I say with high-confidence the directors did their homework.
No.2 shootout scene of all time based on realism. In my opinion
Your No.1 out of curiosity?
@@kingjackoff6708 HEAT shootout
Find the guy that has the thatcher gas mask
Thats what u call goin hot.