2. • The sick stick is an impressive piece of
weaponry. It is not lethal, but instills fear in
any potential victim.
• Typically seen in the hands of Precrime
officers, it is used in conjunction with the
“halo” to subdue those suspected of a
future crime.

4. • The point-of-view gun makes up for its lack
of explosive power with pure drama. It
packs a punch, but more of an existential
one.
• Once it is fired, anyone in its path will
uncontrollably reveal their thoughts to the
shooter.

6. • when King Koopa (Dennis Hopper) tried to use the
De-Evolution gun on Mario (Bob Hoskins),
everybody’s favorite plumber used Luigi’s (John
Leguizamo) mushroom to block the shot.
• Unfortunately for Anthony Scapelli, the gun worked
moments earlier.
• When Koopa fired the weapon, missing a diving
Mario, it struck Scapelli, turning him into a
chimpanzee in a matter of seconds.

8. • One of the most quoted scenes in movie history
has its fame thanks to the customized grenade
launcher belonging to Tony Montana (Al Pacino)
in Scarface.
• During his last stand, Montana fends off a
handful of assassins from atop his staircase
using bullets and grenades.
• It truly is a piece of incredible machinery, even

10. • It is a tough task to take an item primarily used for
dominatrix bedroom activity and make it one of the most
recognizable movie weapons ever.
• That is precisely what Steven Spielberg and Harrison
Ford accomplished over the span of three (OK, four)
movies.
• The bullwhip has saved countless lives, swung Indiana
Jones over deadly pits, snagged guns from enemy
hands, strangled a handful of foes and even gave the
hero a chin scar as a teenager.

12. •http://screenrant.com/t
op-25-movie-weapons-
mikee-61274/