I'm more interested in guns than Scarlett's half naked body

When the live-action version of "Ghost in the Shell" was about to start, it caused a wave of public opinion. In fact, fans of the original book and the original anime knew when Scarlett Johansson was going to play the protagonist "Major".

The mood should be like the literal translation of the picture below: "Happy!" The
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. Another focus of everyone's attention is how "sexy stunner" Scarlett restores the "nude" in the original version. However, when the trailer came out, I didn't expect it. Yes, because in order to be more accessible to the public, the original "Jig Convex" has also been smeared flat.



Compared with the 17th edition and the 95th edition, only the jib is missing

. Of course, I am not looking at the naked body. The prosthetic person in "Ghost in the Shell" "contempts" the body or does not have a "sense of shame" is also a side discussion of the soul The key factor with the body. The live-action version is purely hilarious. Therefore, the major in "Ghost in the Shell" is considered a "fruit body", and the naked body part is basically made of CG.



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The first time I watched the animated version of "Ghost in the Shell", I was interested in the guns in the shell since I was a kid, playing games like buying gun toys and playing firearms. At that time, the subtitle team typed out the names of the firearms very carefully, which made me more interested in the firearms in the play.


I believe that many people still do not understand why the future firearms are still so "retro"? To give a simple example, the Russian-made AK-47 is still the standard weapon in many regions. Why is it called 47? It is because it was produced in 47 years that it is still a popular firearm. The principle of firearms is simple and similar, so I feel that the firearms setting of the shell is just a proof of the future.

So, I'm more interested in the gun inside than Scarlett's half naked body. After laying the groundwork for so long, I finally returned to the theme of inventorying the firearms in "Ghost in the Shell". And even the fictional guns in the movie must be optimized based on existing guns, which is exactly the same as the evolutionary history of firearms in the real world.


Uzi submachine gun


It was produced by an Israeli military factory in the early 1950s. Because of its low cost, easy portability, and a magazine capacity of 20-30 rounds, it became the first choice for positional charge. Uzi because it is a very recognizable and universal Israeli name. If the Chinese invented this gun, it might be called "Zhang Wei"!

In "Ghost in the Shell", the terrorists controlled by the "puppet master" hid in the briefcase and broke into the building.



The disadvantage is that it is used for charging, and the hit rate is not high.

[img=7:C]A still from the movie, the staff of Section 9 of the Public Security Department uses SMG
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Because of its easy portability, Uzi submachine guns are basically used by police and gangsters.


B90 submachine gun



This submachine gun is a weapon specially designed for the Major in the movie "Ghost in the Shell". Its prototype is the gun shape that Belgium proposed in 1986 and mass-produced in 1990, so it is called "project 90" abbreviation P90. (The animated theatrical version directly uses the original weapons) The civilian firearms used for personal defense have been produced in 40 countries and regions around the world in just 20 years.

The 50-round magazine capacity basically satisfies the effect of a shuttle to shock many people. The closed chamber makes shooting more accurate.



Evolved Uzi Submachine Gun


The guns in the hands of the gangsters when the major was chasing the "puppet". It was obviously Uzi's mold, and then developed into a non-metallic paper package for lighter weight. Otherwise, this fellow wouldn't have escaped so fast!




Matba revolver


The correct translation of revolver should be revolver. Generally equipped with 6 rounds of bullets, strong recoil and great power. So don't be amused when you see the police in the Hong Kong movie shooting at a horse, because the recoil is too strong, and you are afraid of arm injury.

In "Ghost in the Shell", this is a virtual gun based on the Italian Mateba 6 Unica automatic revolver. Togusa, played by Chinese actor Huang Jinghan, is still a human body, so he needs such powerful firearms to take taxis, hit people, and mainly avoid attacking from behind the car.




pistol extension


Major has a stealth pistol that matches her stealth cloak. This pistol basically has a magazine capacity of 10-20 and is dedicated to melee attacks. Just like playing CS, pistols are only for emergency use in melee combat, but pistols are the best in melee combat, so pistols are still very common in "Ghost in the Shell".

[img=16:C]Movie stills, the pistol hits the prosthetic man and splashes debris
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These automatic pistols are basically inextricably related to Browning pistols. In early 1920, France began to develop them. Browning was the leader of the research and development team, so the guns were called Browning. The way the double-column feed increases the capacity of the magazine starts at this time.



The later development of pistols is basically in accessories, including infrared aiming, butts and so on. All for added stability and accuracy.




Benelli M1 Shotgun


Shotguns, also known as shotguns. Good for close combat. The bullets are all steel marbles, and the sieves are also from this gun. It can also be regarded as a special firearm for riots. The guns of the cash carrier are shotguns, with a small clip capacity, but a large attack range and strong attack power.

The villain is still using this relatively old M1 shotgun.


"Electric Drill" A2 Combat Shotgun
[img=21:C]"Ghost in the Shell" exhibition display firearms
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This shotgun of Bart is obviously designed to be handsome, so I cut the following picture to show How powerful is the shotgun.

No handsome face!



This gun is a bankrupt firearm, and in the late 1980s, the designer himself worked on a gas-powered shotgun in his studio. It has an English name "Air Hammer", with a sealed chamber design and great power.



The above are basically all the firearms that appeared in "Ghost in the Shell". The gunfire effect made by the live-action version is still very physical and cool. Anyway, I usually don't see the effect of shooting, and it's not bad to have a gun addiction in the movie. Finally, I can sum up how I felt when watching the movie with its own screenshots:

Eyes opened!

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