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Gambling City

Gambling City (original title La città gioca d'azzardo) is a 1975 Italian crime movie directed by Sergio Martino. A cardsharper Luca Altieri (Luc Merenda) successfully works for the boss of illegal gambling house but all changes when Luca falls in love to Maria Luisa (Dayle Haddon), the girl of his boss' son Corrado (Corrado Pani).
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= Handguns =
== Snub Nose Revolvers ==
Various characters, including Corrado (Corrado Pani) and his father, known as "The President" (Enrico Maria Salerno), are seen with snub nose revolvers. They are seen mostly distantly and blurry so it's hard to identify them.
== Walther P38 ==
Lisander (Franco Iavarone), Corrado's bodyguard and killer, uses a Walther P38, sometimes with a sound suppressor. In one scene Lisander's pistol is seen in hands of Luca Altieri (Luc Merenda) and Maria Luisa (Dayle Haddon).
== Unidentified pistol ==
In the final scene Lisander's (Franco Iavarone) Walther P38 switches to another pistol and then back to P38.
= Submachine Guns =
== M3 "Grease Gun" ==
During the massacre in the warehouse one of the attackers is armed with an M3 "Grease Gun".
== Beretta M12 ==
During the massacre in the warehouse two other attackers are armed with Beretta M12s.
= Other Weapons =
== Toy Pistol ==
In the opening scene Luca Altieri (Luc Merenda) holds a toy pistol.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Drama
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed
Category:Sergio Martino
Game of Death (1978)

Game of Death is a Hong Kong martial arts movie starring Bruce Lee. Lee started working on the movie in 1972, however he got an offer to star in Enter the Dragon, so he stopped working on this, and although he intended to finish the movie, he died suddenly in 1973. The movie was finished in 1978 by Robert Clouse (the director of Enter the Dragon) using the footage which Lee shot in 1972, and using a look-alike for the other scenes. It should be noted however, that the story of the finished movie is different from the original story written by Bruce Lee.
In the movie Bruce Lee is Billy Lo, an actor who becomes the target of the mob after he refuses a contract. After an attempt on his life Billy fakes his death (using actual footage of Bruce Lee's funeral) and goes to Macau to get the head of the mobsters, Dr. Land (Dean Jagger).
The following guns can be seen in the movie The Game of Death:
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=Smith & Wesson Model 19=
Stick (Mel Novak) tries to kill Billy during the shooting of a scene with a Smith & Wesson Model 19.
thumb|none|600px|Stick loads the S&W revolver with a real bullet instead of the blank he is given.
thumb|none|600px|Stick shoots Billy.
=Smith & Wesson Model 60=
Ann (Colleen Camp) has a Smith & Wesson Model 60 in her bag when she tells Jim (Gig Young) on the phone that she'll kill Dr. Land. Later, Jim takes the gun away from her. When Ann is at the martial arts tournament in Macau, she pulls out the Model 60 to kill Dr. Land and Stick, but Billy, who is disguised as an old man prevents her from doing it.
thumb|none|600px|Ann opens her bag, revealing the revolver.
thumb|none|600px|Ann starts to pull out the revolver from her bag.
=Arisaka Type 99=
Some of the extras carry Arisaka rifles at the shooting of the movie, when Stick tries to kill Billy.
thumb|none|600px|The director of the movie talks to the extras armed with Arisaka Type 99 rifles.
=Winchester Model 70=
Stick tries to kill Billy at on point with a Winchester 70 rifle, but misses. Billy than takes the rifle away from him and beats him up.
thumb|none|600px|Stick loads his rifle.
thumb|none|600px|Stick is obviously displeased for missing Billy.
thumb|none|600px|Stick with his rifle.
=Unknown pistol=
Steiner (Hugh O'Brian) shoots at with an unknown type of pistol the disguised Billy (who is played at this point by Tai Chung Kim instead of Bruce Lee) when Billy tries to kill Land.
thumb|none|600px|Steiner shoots at Billy.
Category:Movie Category:Hong_Kong_Produced/Filmed Category:Martial_Arts
Gamera, the Giant Monster

Gamera, The Giant Monster (大怪獣ガメラ, Daikaijū Gamera) is a Japanese daikaiju (giant monster) film made and released by Daiei Motion Picture Company on November 27, 1965. Directed by Noriaki Yuasa (who would go on to direct all but one of the Shōwa films) and written by Nisan Takahashi, the film follows the story of Gamera, a gigantic fire breathing prehistoric turtle monster who is accidentally freed from the ice in the Arctic by a detonating nuclear bomb when U.S. interceptors shoot down a bomber of unknown origin intruding in their airspace. The creature goes on to cause massive amounts of damage and loss of life as he searches for fossil fuels to feed off of.
It is the first Shōwa Gamera film, the first Gamera film by Daiei Motion Picture Company and the first Gamera film overall in what would become a long running franchise following the titular turtle monster who would quickly go on to become a hero and protector of humanity. It would get localized in the U.S. as Gamera The Invincible.
=Battle Rifles=
==M1 Carbine==
Throughout the film several Japan Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers can be seen with M1 Carbines on their backs. It is notable the film came out a year after the Howa Type 64 was made as a replacement for the aging rifles.
=Machine Guns=
==Sumitomo NTK-62==
In the films third act the military carries out Z-Plan in an final attempt to get rid of Gamera. Part of the operation is to dump a trail of petroleum in Tokyo bay leading all the way to the island Izu Oshima. To attract the monster and lure him into the trap, barrels are thrown into the water where two JGSDF soldiers fire upon them with a pair of Sumitomo NTK-62 (a.k.a. Sumitomo Type 62) to ignite the fuel, resulting in a fire trail that lures Gamera to the trap.
==Sumitomo M2HB Machine Gun==
M41 Walker Bulldog tanks are armed with Sumitomo M2HB heavy machine guns as they participate in the operation to kill Gamera as he attacks a geothermal power plant to "feed" off the heat.
=Mortars=
==Type 97 Infantry Mortar==
Desperate to avoid having the U.S. nuke Gamera in an attempt to destroy him, something Dr. Hidaka doubts will work as he was already awaken by a one and survived the radiation, the JSDF enacts a plan to flash freeze Gamera with experimental Cadmium bombs dropped from planes. Part one of the operation begins when a soldier uses a Type 97 Infantry Mortar to launch a single flare as the monster makes his way to a hot spring resort near Hell's Rock cliff to "feed" off the heat.
=Artillery=
==M114 155mm howitzer==
M114 155mm howitzer participate in the battle against Gamera as he attacks a geothermal power plant.
=Explosives=
==Dynamite==
After Gamera is flashed frozen on the Hell's Rock cliff by the Cadmium bombs, the JSDF have a 10 minute time limit before Gamera thaws out and resumes his path to a hot spring to "feed" off the heat. The JSDF waste no time drilling into the cliff wall to plant dynamite and detonate it to knock the turtle monster on his back in the hopes he will starve to death.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Horror
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:B&W
Category:Gamera
Gamera, the Guardian of the Universe

Gamera, the Guardian of the Universe (ガメラ 大怪獣空中決戦 Gamera: Daikaijū Kūchū Kessen) is the 9th entry in the Gamera film series, the second produced by Daiei Film Co. after Gamera: Super Monster and the first in Heisei period trilogy, followed by Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (1996) and Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (1999). Unlike Shōwa period films, that were more children-oriented, the Heisei period trilogy has a dark and heroic tone. In the first film Gamera, a colossal fire-spitting and jet-flying turtle, fights against numerous giant bat-like predators known as Gyaos. The film is directed by Shusuke Kaneko, who would also direct Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack. The film is notable for introducing the concept of Gamera's most recurring enemy, Gyaos, becoming his arch nemesis and acts as a sort of spiritual remake of Daiei Motion Picture Company's Gamera vs. Gyaos.
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=Rifles=
==Howa Type 64 Rifle==
JGSDF personnel are armed with Howa Type 64 rifles. The rifles appear to be replicas.
==Winchester Model 70==
During the attempt to capture several Gyaos alive, JGSDF snipers use Winchester Model 70s as tranquillizer guns.
=Machine Guns=
==Browning M2HB Machine Gun==
Browning M2HB heavy machine guns are mounted on Type 74 tanks.
=Autocannons=
==M61 Vulcan==
20-mm M61 Vulcan six-barrel guns are mounted on JASDF F-4EJ and F-15J fighter planes.
==Phalanx CIWS==
General Dynamics / Raytheon Phalanx Close-In Weapon Systems with 20-mm M61 Vulcan six-barrel guns are mounted on JMSDF destroyers and Japan Coast Guard patrol boats.
==25-mm Oerlikon KBA Automatic Cannon==
25-mm Oerlikon Contraves KBA cannons are mounted on Type 87 reconnaissance vehicle.
= Trivia =
== Type 74 Battle Tank ==
Type 74 tanks are widely used in battle against kaiju.
== Type 81 Surface-to-air Missile ==
Type 81 Tan-SAM are used against flying Gamera and Super Gyaos.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Horror
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Shûsuke Kaneko
Category:Gamera
Gamera: Super Monster

Gamera: Super Monster (宇宙怪獣ガメラ Uchū Kaijū Gamera, lit. "Space Monster Gamera") is a 1980 Japnese kaiju film, the eighth entry in the Gamera franchise, the final Shōwa era Gamera film and the final feature length Gamera film directed by Noriaki Yuasa and written by Nisan Takahashi though they would direct and write a proof of concept short film in 1991, Gamera vs. Garasharp. It is the first Gamera film to be produced by Daiei Film Co. after their predecessor, Daiei Motion Picture Company, went bankrupt shortly after the release of their film Gamera vs. Zigra in 1971. The film was released on March 20, 1980 and was the first film to not be a double feature since the first film. Gamera, the Giant Monster.
The plot follows three alien superheroines, called the Spacewomen, who must foil the evil plans of the space pirates aboard the spaceship Zanon. When the Zanon crew resurrect all of Gamera's past foes, the Spacewomen must enlist the help of the giant, heroic turtle to defeat all his enemies once more before having a final confrontation withe the spaceship Zanon before it can make its way to Earth and destroy it.
The film is infamous for its excessive use of stock footage from past Gamera films as well as footage from the anime Space Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999. The film was a box office failure and resulted in Gamera going into another hiatus till the franchise's 30th anniversary in 1995 when Daiei Film Co. made the first Heisei Gamera film, Gamera: Guardian of the Universe which would go onto to spawn two sequels, Gamera 2: Attack of Legion and Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris before Daiei Film Co. also went bankrupt like their predecessor and Kadokawa got the rights to Gamera and produced Gamera the Brave in 2006.
=Rifles=
==M1 Garand==
Stock footage from both Gamera vs. Gyaos and Gamera vs. Jiger is reused showing JSDF soldiers with M1 Garand's hanging from slings on their shoulders.
=Machine Guns=
==Sumitomo M2HB Machine Gun==
Several Type 61 tanks are seen with Sumitomo M2HB mounted on them in stock footage from Gamera vs. Barugon, Gamera vs. Gyaos and Gamera vs. Jiger.
Artillery=
==M114 155mm howitzer==
M114 155mm howitzer are seen from stock footage from Gamera vs. Barugon.
==Unknown Self-propelled Howitzer==
Several self-propelled guns are seen from stock footage from Gamera vs. Barugon and Gamera vs. Jiger.
=Autocannons=
==M61 Vulcan==
Mitsubishi F-104J Starfighters are seen in stock footage from Gamera vs. Barugon, Gamera vs. Gyaos, Gamera vs. Jiger and Gamera vs. Zigra, with the later using footage of real aircraft and not just models. The gun port for their M61 Vulcans can be seen on the left side of their nose but goes unused.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Gamera
Gamera (disambiguation)

The following lists the films in the IMFDB that feature the character of Gamera:
==Shōwa era (1965-1980)==
==Daiei Motion Picture Company Films==
File:GameraTheGiantMonsterPoster.jpg|Gamera, the Giant Monster (1965)
File:Gamera vs Barugon.jpg|Gamera vs. Barugon (1966)
File:GameravsGyaosPoster.jpg|Gamera vs. Gyaos (1967)
File:GameraVsJiger.jpg|Gamera vs. Jiger (1970)
File:GameravsZigraPoster.jpeg|Gamera vs. Zigra (1971)
==Daiei Film Co. Films==
File:GameraSuperMonsterPoster.jpg|Gamera: Super Monster (1980)
==Heisei era (1995-2006)==
==Daiei Film Co. Films==
File:Gamera GoU Poster.jpg|Gamera: Guardian of the Universe (1995)
File:Gamera2 AoL Poster.jpg|Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (1996)
File:Gamera3 RoI Cover.jpg|Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (1999)
==Kadokawa Films==
File:GameraTheBravePoster.jpg|Gamera the Brave (2006)
==Animation (2023)==
File:GameraAnime Rebirth.jpg|Gamera Rebirth (2023)
==Video Games==
File:City Shrouded in Shadow Japanese Box Art.jpg|City Shrouded in Shadow (2017)
Category:Disambiguation pages
Category:Gamera
Gamera 2: Attack of Legion

Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (ガメラ2 レギオン襲来 Gamera Tsū: Region Shūrai) is the 10th entry in the Gamera film series and the second in Heisei period trilogy and third overall to be produced by Daiei Film Co., preceded by Gamera: Guardian of the Universe (1995) and followed by Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (1999). In this film Gamera defends Earth against a hoard of extraterrestrial insectoid creatures, called "Legion" (after a Biblical demon hoard).
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=Handguns=
==Minebea P9==
In the climactic scene Colonel Watarase (Toshiyuki Nagashima) uses a Minebea P9 pistol against a Legion "soldier form."
=Assault Rifles=
==Howa Type 89==
JGSDF personnel are armed with Howa Type 89 assault rifles. A real unit of JGSDF, carrying genuine Type 89 rifles, participated in filming. Replica guns are also used when held by by actors.
thumb|400px|none|Howa Type 89 with integral bipod - 5.56x45mm
=Machine Guns=
==Sumitomo M2HB Machine Gun==
Sumitomo M2HB heavy machine guns are mounted on Type 90 and Type 74 tanks and Type 82 CCVs.
=Autocannons=
==M197 Vulcan==
20-mm M197 Vulcan three barreled guns are mounted on AH-1S Cobra attack helicopters. Real JGSDF AH-1s appear in the movie.
 
==M61 Vulcan==
20-mm M61 Vulcan six-barrel guns are mounted on JASDF F-1 fighter planes.
==25-mm Oerlikon KBA Automatic Cannon==
25-mm Oerlikon KBA automatic cannons are mounted on Type 87 reconnaissance vehicle.
==35-mm Oerlikon KDA Automatic Cannon==
A Type 87 SPAAG with twin 35-mm Oerlikon KDA automatic cannons is used in battle.
=Launchers=
==Type 79 Jyu-MAT==
Type 79 Jyu-MAT AT missiles are used against Mother Legion.
=Flare Guns=
==Type 53 signal pistol==
In the climactic scene Colonel Watarase (Toshiyuki Nagashima) uses Type 53 signal pistol to to give the signal for the attack of helicopters.
=Trivia=
==Type 90 Battle Tank==
==Type 74 Battle Tank==
==Type 87 Reconnaissance Vehicle==
==Type 82 CCV==
==Type 87 SPAAG==
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Horror
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Shûsuke Kaneko
Category:Gamera
Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris

Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (ガメラ3 邪神〈イリス〉覚醒 Gamera Surī Jyashin Irisu Kakusei) is the 11th entry in the Gamera film series, the third in Heisei period trilogy and fourth to be produced by Daiei Film Co,, preceded by Gamera: Guardian of the Universe (1995) and Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (1996). In this film Gamera's enemies are reappeared Gyaos and a horrific monster called Iris. This monster was bred from a strange egg by a young girl Ayana Hirasaka whose parents perish during the battle between Gamera and Super Gyaos in the first film. Ayana has a deep and bitter hatred to Gamera and the monster is infused with her anger.
This would be the last Gamera film to be produced by Daiei Film Co. before they went bankrupt just like their predecessor Daiei Motion Picture Company and the rights would be bought up by Kadokawa who would produce the last Heisei Gamera film, Gamera the Brave in 2006 which was a reboot and not part of the 90s trilogy's continuity.
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=Rifles=
==Howa Type 64 Rifle==
JGSDF personnel are armed with Howa Type 64 rifles. A real unit of JGSDF, carrying genuine Type 64 rifles, participated in filming. Replica guns are also used when held by by actors. 
=Machine Guns=
==Sumitomo NTK-62==
During the first encounter with Iris, a JGSDF unit uses a Sumitomo NTK-62 machine gun. It appears to be a real weapon, not a replica.
=Autocannons=
==M61 Vulcan==
20-mm M61 Vulcan six-barrel guns are mounted on JASDF F-15J fighter planes. One is used to engage Iris in attempt to intercept the monster over the sea.
=Launchers=
==Howa 84RR==
Howa 84RR, Japanese manufactured version of Carl Gustav M2 AT rocket launcher, are used by JGSDF unit during the first encounter with Iris. These guns appear to be genuine.
==Panzerfaust 3==
In the same scene the Japanese manufactured version of the Panzerfaust 3 rocket launcher are also used.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Horror
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Shûsuke Kaneko
Category:Gamera
Gamera the Brave

Gamera the Brave (known in Japan as The Little Braves: Gamera) is a Japanese daikaiju film, the fourth and final Heisei Gamera film, the first Gamere film to be produced by Kadokawa after Daiei Film Co. went bankrupt and the twelfth Gamera film overall. It was directed by Ryuta Tasaki and written by Yukari Tatsui. It was released on April 29, 2006. Although part of the Heisei era, it does not share the 90s trilogy continuity (Gamera: Guardian of the Universe, Gamera 2: Attack of Legion, Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris) instead being a reboot.
The film opens in 1973 where a visibly elderly Gamera is being overwhelmed by a flock of Gyaos as he tried to protect a small villiage. Realizing he is gonna die, the heroic turtle monster self-destructs, taking the Gyaos with him in a massive explosion and saving the village. The movie flash forwards decades later where where a younger and smaller Gamera, named Toto, hatches from an egg. Initially looking like a normal turtle, Toto gradually grows from the size of a normal turtle and changes into a giant monster like his predecessor and must fight a new man-eating monster threatening humanity, Zedus.
Gamera The Brave would be the last onscreen appearance of Gamera, not counting a 50th anniversary short film, (simply titled GAMERA), shown at New York Comic Con on October 8, 2015, till his animated show Gamera Rebirth (stylized as Gamera -Rebirth-), by Engi, released on Netflix September 7, 2023.
=Assault Rifles=
==Howa Type 89==
Throughout the film Japan Self-Defense Force soldiers are seen armed with Howa Type 89.
thumb|400px|none|Howa Type 89 with integral bipod - 5.56x45mm.
=Autocannons=
==Oerlikon GDF==
Early on in the story a news broadcast on a dinner's television shows one of the Japan Coast Guard's Shikishima-class patrol vessel launch a helicopter to search for missing fishermen. On the center of the ships bow and stern twin barreled Oerlikon GDF autocannons can just barely be made out.
==JM61 20mm Gun==
Early on in the story a news broadcast on a dinner's television shows one of the Japan Coast Guard's Shikishima-class patrol vessel launch a helicopter to search for missing fishermen. Two JM61 turrets can be just barely made out behind and flanking the sides of the Oerlikon GDF twin turret at the center of the ship's stern.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Gamera
Gamera vs. Gyaos

Gamera vs. Gyaos (大怪獣空中戦 ガメラ対ギャオス Daikaijū Kūchūsen: Gamera tai Gyaosu, lit. "Giant Monster Dogfight: Gamera vs. Gyaos") is a Japanese kaiju film and the third in the long running Gamera franchise. It was produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company and released on March 15, 1967. Noriaki Yuasa returns as director and would go on to direct the remaining films of the Shōwa era while Nisan Takahash fills the role of writer again. The film was released as a double feature with with a re-release of the 1966 Japanese/Soviet Union co-production film Little Fugitive. The story follows a series of volcanic eruptions which attract Gamera who seeks to feed off the molten rock but also opens a fissure near Mount Futago, freeing an ancient bat-like monster that will become known as Gyaos. As Gyaos terrorizes villages and cities, Gamera becomes humanities unlikely ally and only hope of stopping the blood thirsty creature from eating everyone and everything.
Gamera vs. Gyaos would be notable for several reasons. It is the first film to feature Gamera in the role of a ture hero instead of the lesser of two evils, something that would be carried on by most of the films in the franchise, as well as be the debut of Gyaos, who would become his most recurring enemy and go on to become his arch-nemesis. The film would get a sort of spiritual remake in the Heisei era by the company's successor, Daiei Film Co., in 1995 as Gamera: Guardian of the Universe.
=Rifles=
==M1 Carbine==
Several JSDF soldiers can be seen carrying the M1 Carbine throughout the film.
=Machine Guns=
==Sumitomo M2HB Machine Gun==
After a signal flare is fired, several Type 61 tanks open fire on the man eating Gyaos as it leaves its cave. Sumitomo M2HB can be seen mounted on them though they go unused.
=Launchers=
==Type 97 Infantry Mortar==
Shiro Tsutsumi (Kojiro Hongo) uses a Type 97 Infantry Mortar to launch a signal flare to let the military know Gyoas is coming out of its cave. He foolisly fires it from his leg when it has a plate to fire from the ground. Using it as he does would result in a nasty bruise on his leg at best and a broken femur at worst.
=Autocannons=
==M61 Vulcan==
Mitsubishi F-104J Starfighters unleash missiles on Gyoas' cave during a day time assault to force the creature out but the monster stays inside, instead opting to fire upon them from cover with his mouth lasers that cleanly slice them in half. The gun port for the M61 Vulcan can be seen on the left side of the nose, though they go unused.
Category:Movie
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed
Category:Gamera