...with associated notes. "The reason I like the Terminator sequence is I used to own the exact same shotgun, a Franchi S.P.A.S. 12. Bobeng had one too but we both traded them away and still regret it. The massive gun firing clip from Predator is where they line up and cut down the entire jungle for five minutes. It was supposed to be a testimonial to the most bullets per frame in the movies."

A notable mention is the movie "Act of Valor." It is the only movie since the 1920's to use live ammo. The story line is so-so, but the tracers are unbelievable and you just know many pairs of underwear had to be changed after the river boat mini-gun scene. I give the Bullets-Per-Frame rating at least "6 Varmits."

The essence of an authentic Varmit clip is not the plot, but the extreme violence that is portrayed or suggested. The cross kick to round kick by Bruce Lee to Chuck Norris's head is truly magical, Arnold's "I'll be back" is malevolent incarnate, Tracers at 600 rounds a minute speak for themselves. In our over-civilized society we have forgotten how effective violence can be. As a motivator, pain is the only sense that supercedes all others. Someone in extreme pain will not be spewing politically correct vitriol or adding their misguided opinions to the overall pollution of our society.

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