So true.. even as mad max before this 👍👍

Mel with an angry look on his face, 80's style mullet, and a fully loaded 9mm Beretta brings back so many good memories. This was an action movies were truly action movies.

You son of a bitch. Took the words right out of my mouth.

Did I miss something here with this scene?, looks just like the one in the movie

@@niveknospmoht8743 its in one of the movie cuts, in the original cut for television, defo wasn't in it

One of the top scenes in the movie, whoever chose to delete it was floolish.

@@STANDupPhilosopher73 facts

@@STANDupPhilosopher73 because it would have looked a bit silly in an already over the top berserk movie to have wherever he goes there's either a drug dealer shootout, sniper shooting at kids, explosion at a prostitutes house, this was pretty unrelated to the story so it got canned

In the movie when murtaugh first meets Riggs and refers to that little stunt yesterday as pretty heroic.. it was this deleted scene.. not the shootout n arrest at the Xmas tree lot👍👍👍

@@mkrny111 thats the bit I thought Murtaugh was referring to when I saw this on VHS theatrical release...waaaay before I even knew this scene existed, never mind was cut out.

@@davidwyllie8539 so true. This was deleted. Riggs destroyed his tv then got a new one. Riggs beating up 2 guys in the bar.

@@mkrny111 aye, I've seen those bits (re-watched the opening bar fight recently actually). Personally I'd prefer them left in, and the bit where Riggs asks the prostitute to come home and watch TV with him. Having just had a nice time over dinner with a new partner that's what he does... Speaks volumes about how lonely and cut up he really is.

I took it as a "now we're talkin'" reaction, since his character had just been introduced and established as suicidal. If the guy is willing to hurt a kid, then he shouldn't have a problem offing a police officer. That's why he stands in one spot and gives the guy the chance to shoot him. When the guy fails horribly, Riggs takes him out.

Drone Missile Strikes Today make this look like warm and fuzzy.

This is a film dude

@@bobertfrankenberry1905 no shit Sherlock

@@Michael-um5pd wake up buddy, this is fiction

Thank you Dr Phil for your arm chair analysis.

@@tonymontana4284 Tony's mom gave me an armchair rim job.

CGI is a filmmaking tool, just like the camera angle. Seriously, give it a fucking rest.

The reason I love mine is that in 36 years it has never once had a misfire of any sort with any ammo. It is one fine pistol.

Well...at least he was honest about it. I kinda wonder, though, if honesty and bravery count for anything, anymore. Look at how many times that the Powers-That-Be have conveniently lied to us. Then, when ya try to pin 'em down, and call 'em on their trash, they duck and run (In a verbal manner, of course), like a bunch of cowards! Just give me bravery and honesty any day. If I mess up, I'll be the first to admit it. I'm brave enough, and honest enough, to admit when I'm wrong. Shouldn't we all be that way?

It’s on DVD, this and a couple other scenes are in it that aren’t in the digital releases.

Yeah I have all of the DIRECTOR'S CUTS versions

I love this scene as well as it shows how crazy he is. I have the director's cut and it was probably cut from the theatrical version since Mel's Aussie accent is strong in the scene.

Honestly, I only watched the 1st episode, it was all about establishing his crazy cool persona, it kinda sucked and I never watched another

The funny part of the whole thing is, is that Riggs wanted to "Have a shot at this guy". Leave it to Riggs, to get the job done that the other "Cops" were too afraid to do!

One of my favorite lines in this movie "How about it. You want a shot at the title?" Gary Busey: "Don't mind if I do"

@@roberthall573 Man... that crazy Gary.....Busey! He's one of the nuttiest, weirdest, and funniest, actors, that you'll ever come across! A true homestyle sense of humor, some of the absolute biggest teeth you've ever seen in a person's smile, and just doing things his own way, and gittin' 'er done! I like Ol' Gary. He's one of my all-time favorite actors. A huge salute to ya, Gary ..Busey!

Loved him in Silver Bullet. He plays a nut job perfectly.

@@roberthall573 Gary Busey, playing the part of a nut job in Silver Bullet, ain't a big reach for him. The man is a true wild child, when it comes to being silly and funny and all. Gary Busey: The one and only! Ain't nobody else like him! Especially with him having some of the biggest teeth you'd ever seen in a smile!

Thank god they rewrote the scene. This makes him look more surgical and therefore more badass. Taking out a sniper with a hand gun from a distance.

you can't get past it because you have never fired a firearm.

Experienced marksmen don't blink when shooting. Riggs is supposed to be a perfect shot too, so it does look odd

@@commanderkeen3787 another expert testimony on KZfaq ( about a movie lol). Posted as a fact. Absolutely disregarding human reflexes taught in 3rd grade biology.

@@knotkool1 People, proceed with caution. We got a badass here.

We miss the big police lieutenant who’d yell in all the movies . Sllllkaaaatteerrrrrrr!!!…. If u miss, you’ll be hung out to dry, you’ll be twisting in the wind, you’ll be up the creek w no paddle.. he was in 48 hrs, last action hero, loaded weapon, and was meat house foreman in Rocky 2. 👍👍

He’d be there… riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggss!!!!!!! U go in there. Its ur badge… 😂😂😂

Yesss

The sadness in Mel Gibson's eyes as Martin Riggs, after he has won the shoot-out, and killed the sniper, has a lot of emotion and depth to it. I feel Martin Riggs's sadness at that scene, at not wanting to have to do that, at wishing the world was not like that. Not a lot of actors are as good as Mel Gibson.

Another way to look at it is from a marksman position. The target is behind a metal barricade. Riggs needs to draw him out for the kill shot hence the line “do you only shoot kids.” This sets the stage for his character & suicidal tendencies. I would have loved if this scene had not been cut because it’s early in the movie, but the payoff is right after the jumper & Roger asks him if he has a death wish. The best scene though is the look of stunned awe from Roger when Riggs tells him how he killed a guy in Laos at a great distance with a rifle at high wind. Roger is also ex-military. He knows that only a few people in the world can make that shot & he’s,staring agape at one of them.

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Editing. The viewer never knows how much the pistol was handled between edits.