That and other things like people getting shot and flying across the room from the impact. Porcelain handguns, hollow points for handguns being armor piercing, firing anything full auto and having the weapon fire for any length of time. Dry firing a semiauto repeatedly after the slide locks back.
Then you add in the antigun stupidity that leads to idiotic comments made by characters. Watched a movie in which a dad takes his son hunting and they run into crooked cops killing people. Dad has to rescue his son and gets into a gun fight with said crooked cops and manages to kill them. Movie ends with dad saying, " you don't need a gun to be a man." Dude. You just saved your son by shooting the bad guys.
Then there's gun stupidity from supposed experts. Yeah, stop pointing guns at your partner for emphasis. Amazing the brothers in Supernatural never shot each other in the back. Always sweeping each other.
Yep movie silencers and no one ever goes deaf from all the gunfire around them.
Plot laziness more than a gun stereotype.
That's more action movie cliches.
That sounds like one of those "If it doesn't kill you immediately deals" and is probably situational at best.
