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Always wanted to see this movie, it's free on youtube. Very corny and bad action but set in the 80s with alot of old school cool paintball gear and actually semi-accurate:
My team and friends lent so much equipment out for filming this...
Funny part is due to other commitments I had to back out from being involved. Ironically they wanted my gear, my then car...81 coup DeVille.... But not me lol
Gonna re up this thread instead of starting a new one.
I just watched the movie on YouTube and saw it was based on a true story. I at first assumed this was saying the depiction of the Long Island paintball scene was true but the teams were fictional. The end of the movie suggests otherwise. So how accurate is this movie to reality?
in the final tournament it shows a master blasters player turning on a guy and shooting him after being hit. Was this something the MBs were known for, dirty play?
the main antagonist is said that he was doing military related work over seas in 05, any idea to what a Vietnam vet would’ve been doing overseas in his late 50s? He isn’t the I spy of the last couple Rambo movies is he?
it said that the friend stainless was running the premier indoor paintball facility, what field would that have been?
Overall the movie was pretty good, an enjoyable if not corny watch. Glad I decided to sit through it. Thanks to whoever had it on YouTube.
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