Movies and TvShows featuring "misfiring-gun" theme.

A struggling screenwriter, Marty, gets pulled into the dangerous world of the Los Angeles criminal underworld when his eccentric friends kidnap a gangster's beloved Shih Tzu. Along the way, Marty discovers inspiration for his screenplay, 'Seven Psychopaths', from the stories of the psychopaths he encounters. As Marty's friends and the gangsters clash, Marty must navigate the chaos to save himself and the dog. The plot is filled with black humor, crime, friendship, murder, and a touch of neo-noir.

A man named Brad Pitt is forced to work for a mobster after causing a car accident. He is assigned to transport an ancient gun called The Mexican back across the border. However, the gun is accidentally stolen, leading to a series of events involving a sensitive gay hitman, a road trip to Vegas, and a confrontation with the mob. In the end, Pitt retrieves the gun and kills the mobster, while reconciling with his girlfriend.

Anthropoid is a movie based on the true story of Operation Anthropoid, the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, one of the key architects of the Holocaust and a high-ranking Nazi officer, during World War II. The film follows two Czech resistance fighters as they plan and carry out the daring operation, while facing the challenges of betrayal, suspicion, and the brutal repression of the Nazi regime.

In 17th-century France, a young swordsman named D'Artagnan joins the legendary Musketeers to protect the king and queen from the villainous Cardinal Richelieu. Alongside his new friends Porthos, Aramis, and Athos, D'Artagnan embarks on a journey filled with palace intrigue, romance, and epic sword fights.

Catch-22 is a satirical novel by American author Joseph Heller. The story follows a U.S. Army Air Forces B-25 bombardier named Yossarian and his fellow servicemen stationed on the Mediterranean island of Pianosa during World War II. Yossarian is considered insane because he is desperately trying to avoid dangerous combat missions, but his attempts are thwarted by a bureaucratic rule called Catch-22, which states that if one is sane enough to request exemption from combat, they are deemed fit to fly. The novel explores the absurdity of war and the contradictions of military bureaucracy.

After a political leader is murdered, a mistaken identity leads to a hired killer being targeted by the police and a CBI agent. As he tries to clear his name and find the real killer, he discovers a web of betrayal, political conspiracy, and personal vendettas.

Every year in the United States there are 30,000 murders. In that same time there are 60,000 suicides. Wouldn't it be great if someone could get these people together?