As a real life body guard...
...I find this movie to be inaccurate.
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As a body guard real life I do, too.
---THE WILD BUNCH (1969)--- ROCKZ
T:4 Salvation: BORN TO SUCK
TDK: overrated
Creasy is NOT a body guard. In either movie. In the 87 original, he was an ex-CIA operative, and a Vietnam Vet. He was living with his internal demons from that conflict. As a family member of a PTSD-sufferer, I know those demons, second hand. He had no training as a body-guard, other than being qualified to shoot well and being scary when needed.
If he had body-guard training, or if his past work was along those lines, such as a SS protection detailee, then I would have trouble with the points of detraction.
A CIA-operative/agent is trained to be inconspicuous, innocuous, un-noticed, and lethal when needed.
A Vietnam-War era soldier was a draftee, simply trained enough to not shoot their officers and then pointed at the enemy.
Neither of those trades make 'good' body-guards, at least not without a high amount of retraining of reflexes. Both are taught to not get shot, or shot at.
A PBG is a walking kevlar body shield. It is their JOB to take the (knife/bullet/bomb-fragments) while their protectee lives.
/shrug
As a real life Troll i found this thread Succesfull.
shareas a real life space invader, i find War of the Worlds to be inaccurate.
The Gunslinger smiled. "On the way to the Dark Tower," he said, "anything is possible."
As a real life badass,
..... I find "fight club" to be inaccurate
As a real life cyborg sent back in time to assasinate the future leader of the resistance I find 'The Terminator' to be reasonably accurate.
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As a real life time traveler, I find Dr. Who fun to watch but not very accurate.
As a real life shark I find "Jaws" to be inaccurate.
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