LORD OF WAR - Intro (The Life Of A Bullet) [HD]

The opening sequence of Lord Of War (2005), an intelligent, thought-provoking examination of the gun trade. But I don´t wanna get political. Just enjoy.
Music: Buffalo Springfield - For What It´s Worth (1967)

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[Beown]

they're over 2450 people who liked this and 25 people who disliked, which makes about 95% likers. The question is...how do we make the other ppl like it?

[Juan Pablo Castañeda]

Ethan Hawke brought me here

[ilovetogame]

Actually, the bullets would be assembled in a sealed space for that reason. It would be a logistic nightmare to move all the parts to different plants.

[ilovetogame]

Nothing.

[Cris Hofer]

what if that guy with the hammer(who smashes those crates),hits a bullet :p?

[Ocarina OfTime]

This beginning bothers me because the bullet cannot be all manufactured in the same plant. Notice the sparks in the beginning. Imagine that around all the powder they put in each bullet.

[Frederick Visser]

funny.

[solid seb]

why dose the U.S blame all the others countries that they make to much firearms and they make the most dose not make no sense

[SxHxIxFxTxY19]

29 bullets missed

[Rich Maharg]

Holy Shit. That was crippling good.

[Aleksey Stepnoy]

was probably mentioned here already - not sure why it doesn't say this in the opening but this was was based on a true story and a few years after this movie the ukranian guy was finally caught and sentenced, though not sure for how long or what

[crasch4]

Well, many things are wrong with the U.S. Protecting the right of individuals to self defense more than other countries is not one of them.