Videos tagged with Warner Bros

This YouTube video appears to be a behind-the-scenes look at the weapons used in a horror movie, featuring Josh Brolin, Taran Butler, and potentially Justin Long. The description hints at a dark comedy element and mentions training and reviews related to these firearms. It's framed as a teaser or official trailer, with hashtags suggesting a focus on the cinematic aspect of weaponry rather than a direct firearms review.

This video analyzes the movie 'Sinners' starring Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld, focusing on its supernatural horror and action elements. It highlights the involvement of director Ryan Coogler and mentions a potential connection to the 1930s era and gangster themes. The description also includes a link to a full video on the Taran Tactical YouTube Channel and references specific film elements like a 'Thompson gunskin' and 'Thompson' firearm.

This video features actor Michael B. Jordan training with firearms, specifically highlighting the Thompson submachine gun and the BAR .30-06. The description boasts the "Fastest Thompson reload ever recorded" and mentions the Colt .45 ACP. The content is tied to the upcoming horror film "Sinners" directed by Ryan Coogler, with references to "Black Panther" and "Creed." The video incorporates elements of historical firearms and the gangster era, suggesting a blend of action, supernatural horror, and behind-the-scenes movie production.

This video features Michael B. Jordan training for the upcoming movie 'Sinners,' directed by Ryan Coogler. The training, conducted with Taran Tactical and Tetiana Gaidar, involves the use of firearms from the 1930s. The description also mentions key cast and crew, as well as related films and Warner Bros. The movie appears to have a horror or vampire theme.

This YouTube video discusses the upcoming film "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," questioning viewer interest and seeking opinions on the performances of Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth. It also prompts viewers to share their favorite installments in the Mad Max franchise, listing "Mad Max," "Road Warrior," "Beyond Thunderdome," and "Furry Road." The video uses several relevant hashtags related to the film and its stars, suggesting a focus on film discussion and fan engagement.