#Rick the walking dead gun windows
The Walking Dead does not respect the idea of limited ammo in the least, and even if America is loaded with guns, ammo really needs to be treated like the scarce resource it is, and not be used to do incredibly stupid things like waste thousands of rounds to shoot out the windows of a building. If Game of Thrones can convince me an army is fighting a real-life dragon, The Walking Dead should be able to give us believable gunfights, at the very least. Particularly when this entire season is based around non-stop gunfights. This is one of the most popular shows on cable and if it can spend a zillion dollars on ridiculously elaborate zombie make-up and cast salaries every week, it should be able to increase its practical and digital effects budget to make these gunfights feel more convincing. This seems like a budget problem, but I don’t know why it needs to be. Instead, it barely felt like a threat at all, and it totally killed the scene for me. Show giant holes being blown in the metal, shatter the windshield, anything. But at least pretend you know what a gun like this can do to a car like that. If you want Rick to survive because he’s a lucky SOB, fine. If you want the engine to survive so the car can keep going, fine.
This gun should be carving up Rick’s Jeep.
#Rick the walking dead gun movie
We see these little spatters of CGI light on the metal and Rick swerves around like this is some kind of movie from the ‘50s, and it’s just so bizarre. The problem? The Walking Dead treated the gun like it was lobbing paintballs at Rick’s car. 50 caliber machine gun that is designed to shred vehicles, and those in them. As the two pursue the truck loaded with the heavy guns, one of the Saviors pops one out of its crate and starts opening fire on their vehicles. It should have been one of the most badass action sequences the show has done to date, but instead it just felt stupidly silly. The scene I’m referring to in this week’s episode was the Rick/Daryl motorcycle/jeep chase.
#Rick the walking dead gun full
Weirdly, some scenes are okay, like when Carol shredded a group of Saviors by shooting through the ceiling, or when Morgan went full John Wick in a hallway a week ago. It feels noticeably fake in way that most other shows and movies don’t. While rifles and pistols and SMGs exhibit a little more recoil than they did a few years ago, something is just off with the visuals and sound effects of firing. That continues to this day, to some extent. They were just standing there, pretending to fire, and later the CGI team was adding in muzzle flashes and sound was putting in gunfire effects. There were these scenes where they were fighting off walkers or invaders, but their guns had literally no recoil. I can remember as far back as season 3 when the gang got their hands on automatic rifles for the first time.
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