Outgunned

>>96520241
>slick operators
Didn't they fuck up embarrassingly? Even with some absolutely ridiculous Star Wars level plot armor?

>>96520293
Who do you think was a more skilled crew? The crew from Heat or the Usual Suspects crew?

>>96520304
I think Usual Suspects is a terrible movie that's aged incredibly poorly and the only good thing to come out of it is https://youtu.be/6haBMbtXSLg?si=VV8eA_InLI55yKJz.

There's no point evaluating that crew at all, because there's not an ounce of realism to their methods or actions.

>>96520364
Holy fuck, horrible taste.

>>96520241
GURPS

>>96520546
there's actually a podcast that's been going for years, maybe a decade, where they run the initial premise of a movie and see where they go from there using GURPS

>>96520241
If you need a system to figure out how to rob someone you might be too dumb for a system to help you on that score.

>>96520293
Operator/heist/crime crew movies where the main characters fuck up and need to salvage the shitstorm are the most entertaining.
Also for me it is Way of the Gun.

>>96520808
>Operator/heist/crime crew movies where the main characters fuck up and need to salvage the shitstorm are the most entertaining
more like the only kind

>>96520811
It wouldn't be much of a movie otherwise.

>>96520808
Way of the Gun is underrated, for sure.

>>96520567
Name of podcast?

>>96520873
Film Reroll
>>96520811
Inside Man
>>96520293
No. They fuck up regular, in that their mistakes all stem from human connections but it's also shown that life without human connections is pointless.
>>96520241
Depends. If you like gear autism then Twilight 2k probably does it. I'd rather use something like Mini Six where character abilities are bell curved and reliable, but then you have to be OK with guns being mostly interchangeable.

>>96520241
People often remember Heat for the kino action sequence. For me, it's the ending

>>96520857
way of the gun was a bizarre movie. none of the characters dialogue or actions felt logical

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