Top 10 Greatest Sniper Scenes in Movies

[@WatchMojo]

Watch some of the movies featured on this list: Clear and Present Danger amzn.to/2lHPiBU Jarhead amzn.to/2lHMuoo The Hurt Locker amzn.to/2lHBqI4

[@deaconwaterman4526]

I am disappointing that the last scene of Wanted didn't make it in there ;-;

[@miningelephant2415]

C get g. Go

[@eandro2129]

i know right

[@Rez090]

Deacon Waterman+ Both scenes from Wanted in the same spot, though the Morgan Freeman scene is better, the moment he realizes he's been had and the shot gets him, then the shot rewinding to show us how/where it traveled from.

[@richardlohmann8124]

In the last one you forgot to say he only had five rounds and there was only five officers

[@imnotankur]

Anyone remembers World At War from the Enemy at the gates scene?

[@jaredwaters4633]

Enemy at the Gates is an underrated War Film. It's terrific. Jude Law is so good.

[@CrustyTheSnowman]

I do do you think it came from this movie

[@chandanmohapatra7811]

That scene in world at war was taken from Enemy at the gates.And not only that many other scenes from that movie was also taken in the first call of duty.

[@davidaire6769]

Yeah, mission was called "Vendetta" "Do what I say and we can avenge this massacre...take my rifle...wait until the bombers are directly overhead...the sound of their engines will drown the shot"

[@pesmobilefans9415]

Already 101% knew no.1 scene gonna be from Enemy at the gates.

[@Halfpint71]

Number 10 in this list: "How did you get so close?" "By being a sneaky bastard. sir!!!" Class.

[@geraldfrost4710]

"You left that hamburger wrapper out there to trick us?" "Yes sir!" "Fine this man for littering."

[@markprior2278]

Shooter is one of the most under rated films ever.

[@randomvideos3026]

its been my favorite movie for yearsss everything in that movie is so planned out

[@zesquadtv9791]

@Covert Cam I don’t think a movie is ment to be realistic.

[@alyssaalbina633]

I know right :( It's so good!

[@thewatcheronthewall8532]

The series is also very good! Definitely worth watching.

[@Redbeardedbadass]

@@thewatcheronthewall8532 that show disappointed me from the very first episode when he caught the hunters and told them a .223 could only kill a squirrel. That was to unrealistic so I couldn't watch it anymore

[@vintageangel1207]

'Enemy at the Gates' is one of my favourite movies, so yes it's a great pick and I couldn't agree more.

[@jamesbolt9009]

I haven’t seen anyone in the comments mention it but the snipe in wanted where he kills the guy from super far away was super satisfying

[@vb2388]

Saving Private Ryan better be here..

[@afterburnerfox]

VB MUTT right

[@afterburnerfox]

VB MUTT or captain Philips

[@sneedfeed7204]

I'm the captain now

[@ryanstyles3736]

VB MUTT it's at 3

[@johnnybravo8129]

VB MUTT that's the first thing I thought of too lol

[@hairydogstail]

Saving private Ryan and the movie sniper with Tom Berenger had a seen where the bullet went through the scope of the opposing sniper. This really happened with the greatest American sniper Carlos Hathcock.

[@hairydogstail]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Hathcock

[@hairydogstail]

In Saving Private Ryan (1998), Private Daniel Jackson (Barry Pepper) shoots a German sniper through the latter's rifle scope, giving a nod to Carlos Hathcock.

[@Hi-hy1jr]

hairydogstail lucky bastard

[@ГаврилоПринцип-и7ф]

MythBusters did an episode on that and they kinda "busted" it because they proved that the bullet can't go through the scope because it has multiple lenses an when bullet hits them it changes the path and go out or just stay inside the scope.

[@MrSpudz2]

Myth busters can eat a fat dick! This shot really happened, or are you calling Gny. Hathcock a liar?

[@Tigerbricks11]

#1 should be the same movie, but the shot where the dude goes ahead of vasili and gets his head blown off on the jump. Or when danalov gets rekt to help vasili find the sniper

[@armyam3679]

Sullyvan , Even though I was a Russian bias I can say that shot is Awesome.

[@justadude420]

I like the scene where he snipes the general while the general is bitching about how bad the enemies snipers are lol.

[@Jdiggy444]

Yep

[@fujivr5924]

Hello brother

[@AntiNubDevice]

Nailed the #1. Much love for the honorable mention for the Quigley scene. That was one of the best scenes in the movie.

[@DuckyOnQuackYT]

fun fact, the military doesn't use the barret .50 for most sniping "missions" due the the fact that the Barret is actually an anti-material rifle. they most commonly use a .300 wind mag, or a .338 lapua magnum

[@atvman12]

Lol. Of course. The Barrett is meant to take out things like humvees jeeps trucks even small tanks or halftracks. Imagine telling a small snipe team they have to lug a barret for their 50 mile hoof to their target location. They would break their back before ever getting there. Unless they broke it down and had one person carry half and another carry the other half. Which they do actually do when they have to implement a Barrett

[@jessekonert9842]

I mean look uo what anti material means...it basically means anti everything

[@MrTerrymiff]

@@jessekonert9842 I think he means 'anti-materiel' not 'anti-material'. They are two totally different things.

[@djfelix2429]

Forgot to mention that Vasily was a real sniper, too. And had over 300 confirmed kills (or 500 if you believe the propaganda)

[@francissteitz1310]

DJ Felix Even those numbers might be inflated...

[@voneverec7052]

DJ Felix he's not famous because of how many kills he got. It's because of the way he killed

[@HustlerMitch]

Look up Simo Haya or "The White Death". He was a Finnish sniper that didn't use a scope while fighting the Russians when they invaded Finland during WW2. He got just as many confirmed kills and survived the war. He survived getting shot and even artillery.

[@djfelix2429]

I already know all about Simo Hayha, with over 800 confirmed kills on record

[@clayton8296]

a confirmed kill is a kill which has to be confirmed by a senior officer or had the dog tags taken from the victim, say the american sniper in the vietnam conflict (the one who got his longest shot with a customised .50 cal machine gun) he got like 100 confirmed kills but he reckons he got around 1000 kills

[@Spacegoat92]

I remember the sniper scene in Hurt Locker. The cinema was dead silent, and when the first terrorist got killed, the silence was only broken by the gunshot followed by a collective whispered "Yeahhhh!!"

[@sneedfeed7204]

I'm the Captain Now

[@dawnwalkerwolf9655]

Somali Pirate Who Pirated Your Girlfriend those sniper shots on the pirates was heart pounding and breathe of relief when they all went down

[@rsgaming8372]

Somali Pirate Who Pirated Your Girlfriend is that from captain Phillips

[@dawnwalkerwolf9655]

Rio Singh yeah

[@Edav1019]

Execute!

[@joaoricardocarvalhonogueir9456]

Somali Pirate Who Pirated Your Girlfriend the capitain of her heart

[@AARONANKRUM]

You forgot one, though the target wasn't killed, from the training scene in the "Professional" where Leon is showing Mathilda how to clean. What an incredible dichotomy.

[@BillyDrakePianoMan]

The ending of the shootout in Wind River was a great sniper scene.

[@bilyd333]

Definitely would not like being hit with that 45-70! Although not a 'sniper' type round

[@jorgecardoso1161]

It was the original sniper. May have not been a direct shot but it could be lobbed hundreds of yards.

[@sticcmclovin9320]

the scene from beginning of Jack Reacher should be on this list

[@RedeemedRevan]

Usually I wouldnt mind, because its a top and its a personal thing, but the first 5 min of jack reacher are a masterpiece. I love that film, but only for this opening scene its worth seeing the entire movie.

[@The.Lone.Wolf.]

Sergio Exposito Hernandez no that chevelle chase scene was the absolutely best!

[@jackalope7774]

OneDoge Mannn The fact that it was not on the list or even an honorable mention is laughable.

[@jagannathbarman6712]

OneDoge Mannn This entire list in stupid

[@bmiles75]

I was going to comment this, but also the sniper scene in Incendies should have been mentioned.

[@bulganzi6980]

As the count down went on, I kept thinking, no Enemy at the Gates!? Perfect choice. That was the number one for me. 👍

[@cqnzr-clipsgameplay5706]

Enemy at the Gates was an awesome movie and my first ever War movie. Loved it.

[@mathewdavies6472]

Vasily zaitzev was a real sniper at stalingrad, the film enemy at the gates was good but the book called war of the rats was awesome, really pulled you in and kept hold of you

[@DO3.GamingSnack-eu9nk]

Enemy at the gates is my favourite film and has been for the passed 4 years

[@RyBegz44]

The Professional where he teaches the girl to shoot and how it is drawn out and even better a twist that all shots aren't lethal.

[@ArchiveFlipper]

Lion

[@brandonbeard8488]

That was such a great movie

[@michaeldicker4839]

Leon, The Professional. Matilda

[@ArchiveFlipper]

@ Yea whoops. Lets blame Autocorrect.

[@coreyjudson263]

Saving private Ryan is on of the best films ever

[@Kalah_]

The Day of the Jackal (1973) should most certainly be on the list and the fact that it's not even mentioned reveals a gaping hole in WM's movie kowledge - which apparently doesn't go further back than the 80s. ;-P I'm happy to see a shot from Quigley Down Under, an underestimated film, but to leave out the final showdown scene of the original Jackal movie is quite the omission.

[@cinovation3814]

Fred Zinnemann's 'The Day of the Jackal' is one of my all-time favorite movies, and I was anticipating that it'll be on the list as well, even as an honorable mention. I was disappointed, too, that it wasn't there, but I guess when one thinks about it, the Jackal never completed a successful hit during the film. There was a beautiful scene of Edward Fox's character doing target practice outdoors using a watermelon hanging from a tree, but ultimately he missed by millimeters when it came to take the shot of President Charles de Gaulle's head. WatchMojo's criteria in this video doesn't mention that the sniper scenes must be of successful shots, or that the snipers in the movies must succeed in their missions, so WatchMojo should've emphasized that criteria. To be more precise, one movie listed ('Clear and Present Danger') shows only a scene of target practice when Domingo Chavez (played by 'Breaking Bad's' Raymond Cruz) is crawling in the tall grass while being assessed by the black ops recruiter John Clark (Willem Dafoe), but we know later that the sniper takes out human targets successfully. 'The Day of the Jacket' didn't show winning sniper hits. Anyway, the book by Frederick Forsyth is a masterpiece, too.

[@Kalah_]

I completely agree, and if WM did think about Jackal and left it out because the shot was a miss, then they should have clarified it. As I understood the criteria, it was the scene itself that was to be judged, and the Jackal has a really great final scene. All through the movie, we've been waiting for this final showdown and the tension has built up so thick you can cut it with a knife. Even though we know that de Gaulle was never assassinated (and so the readers know the Jackal will fail), the plot is so masterfully constructed that we're actually sort of hoping he will succeed. As we see all his planning come to fruition on the screen in those final moments, and Lebel's hard-working police force running as fast as they can to intercept him, we're left on tenterhooks wanting to see what happens next. Then the shot ... and it's a miss ... and he reloads ... can Lebel stop him? Aaaah good old fashioned excitement.

[@cinovation3814]

Yep. Classic film. (Ouch! Did I spell Jackal as "Jacket" in my previous post? Must've been tired). And as for 'Quigley Down Under', that's another piece of fine entertainment. A couple of years after its release, I recommended it to a few Aussie friends of mine and naturally they were keen to check it out. I was not surprised they thought it was cool, but I was actually surprised as to the reason why it was cool. They had already seen 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' and thought it was a load of silly fun, so when they got back to me to rave about 'Quigley' they said, "We didn't know the Sheriff of Nottingham was in 'Quigley Down Under'!" Ha. Australians. It wasn't the fine acting or sharpshooting character skills of Tom Selleck in the movie that they liked, but the scheming, conniving character played with usual brilliance by the late Alan Rickman.

[@Kalah_]

All hail Alan Rickman. :)

[@RetroDeath]

Dude, these guys don't watch movies, they take existing top 10s 'n shit and just recompile them. Their lack of knowledge is disturbing.

[@Kidapollos5910]

Clint Eastwood as Joe Kidd. The delay between his shot and the bad guy on the mountain taking the bullet in the chest is classic!

[@desnutz901]

Enemy at the gates is good everytime I watch it

[@letsanimateit1676]

next one about best tank scenes in movies, or did they already did it?

[@claytondefreitaslima1169]

agree

[@CGCentralHD]

Fury could take number 1 spot easy

[@enzift]

check out the movie "white tiger", its russian but damn its awesome

[@MikefromManchester]

battle of the bulge, top film!

[@Nicotine46]

Fury and Saving Private Ryan!

[@timengilis7210]

Enemy at the gates is such an amazing movie!

[@AdmiralDevil]

I think that the German sniper scene from saving Private Ryan was both sad and epic

[@thxnderbxlt1954]

I already guessed the Saving Private Ryan, American Sniper and Enemy At The Gates scenes were in this and they just so happen to be the top three in the list. Life is CRAZY😝

[@rosechampagne1364]

2:55 me whwn my teammate stole my kill in pubg

[@spectrr5121]

pubg is trash.

[@cromwelful]

@@spectrr5121 u r trash

[@spectrr5121]

@@cromwelful all battle royales suck.

[@arch455]

@@spectrr5121 have you ever played?

[@arch455]

@@spectrr5121 and if you say pubg is trash then why bother comment in this comment?

[@leviturner3532]

I Love that they don't censor some things like in that saving Private Ryan clip

[@abhascoolful]

Jack reacher opening scene is so perfectly shot. No mention of that

[@dshodaw]

Number 1 pick was perfect. That was by far the best sniping moment. Many games since have taken to masking shots with explosions or other battlefield noise.

[@MegaSilentman]

Sniper kills are so satisfying.

[@chscelebrity8325]

Saving Private Ryan was so fantastic and it lost to Shakespeare in Love at oscars lol

[@God-ol4mf]

sniping seems fun and hard at the same time.

[@ColonelChickenCoop]

african god I doubt it's any fun because you have to sit and wait for a long amount of time and wait for targets but fun probably to shoot the weapon and something that is also hard is the wind speed and bullet drop, everything like that

[@jordantheseriousmmaanalyst1318]

african god it's boring as hell. It's like 10% hiding 10% navigating 79% waiting and 1% shooting.

[@sataniccyanide6976]

african god Because ptsd is so fun.

[@jagannathbarman6712]

african god You have to be good in algebra and geometry to be a sniper

[@TheXPERT891]

if you dont include the waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting

[@BradCunnagin13186]

Full Metal Jacket only getting an honorable nod? Kidding?

[@bramterhaar1781]

The number 1 on this list Inspired the Call of Duty World at War mission “Vendetta” if I’m not mistaking. One of the greatest and most intense Call of Duty missions ever, if you’d ask me.

[@samu-eljackson4211]

Act of Valor is an underrated classic of modern warfare.

[@rankojankovic2490]

Sniper from 1992 with Tom Berenger and Billy Zane is pure masterpiece and one of the best movies about snipers.

[@stripesandpipes429]

Tom Beranger in the movie SNIPER. many good scenes.

[@bdonthebrat5021]

leave it to WM to make a list of sniper scenes and leave out the movie "Sniper"

[@mkII.]

That invalidates the list entirely, especially since there are any number of great scene's in that movie to pick from. The best being his creep onto the ranch of the kingpin, hiding in the barn. No other movie showed how a sniper takes his time to creep into position for a shot.

[@jonathannoseworthy5319]

@@bdonthebrat5021 '' One Shot One Kill ''

[@mark9237]

captain Philips scene, scene from wanted, the scene where Jackson takes out 30 Germans. not disagreeing with the list but these shoulda at least been honorable mentions damn

[@imakebillboards]

6:17 Whoops! Forgot to censor, WatchMojo!

[@MisterL2_yt]

forgot to censor? more like not bothering me with terrible beeping soudns in a movie about killing people LOL

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Ballard Media Pussies

[@_wayward_494]

@@thisismagacountry1318 Shut yo bitch ass up

[@manishkumar-tm9kr]

Enemy at the gate is one of my favourite

[@bobbythompson3544]

The commentary chased me away!

[@Astrophysix1]

"Moral of the story: Don't betray somebody with a telescopic lens, and a DEADEYE."

[@clazza65]

and a decent calibre.

[@warmecanic]

Jackson in the tower! that was the best.

[@ernestosuncar7804]

U guys totally forgot about the ending scene of Wanted

[@Janeywaney21]

Piñalisioso omg yes! Angelina! 😍

[@simplicityisoftenthebest7856]

Piñalisioso actually that's fictional and not based on realtime events so it's not included sadly :(

[@00lifeisforliving00]

That's super cool, but unrealistic, I think they opted for more believable shots.

[@TheUltimoSniper]

They went for impact of the scene, and quite frankly, Wanted's bullet time was more gimmicky than impactful.

[@JackOfAllRAIDs]

Janey Drews What are you talking about? Angelina's character dies before that ending scene.

[@aamitgosh4568]

Yes agree,Enemy at the Moment Gates all time special

[@hochspannunglebensgefahr5339]

6:04 The German sniper being shot through the scope in his eye was inspired from a time in the Vietnam War when a US sniper shot a Vietcong sniper through his scope into his eye.

[@hochspannunglebensgefahr5339]

@Tyler Thomas yes

[@realeques]

saving private ryan's private jackson is my #1

[@somehighlights2851]

Nothing from "Sniper" with Tom Berenger? The final shot in Wanted? (Goofy, ok, but a great sniper shot and a hell of a scene with the surprise) Not even in the "honorable mentions"?

[@VaibhavGuptaisawesome]

The wanted one was so shitty.

[@het_bob2078]

Vaibhav Gupta lol wanted was probally one of the best scenes in general that i’ve ever seen in my life

[@jineshpamecha9210]

You should've just shown those badass scenes as they were... You yourself destroyed the part where we would literally get goosebumps

[@anthonye.2553]

Good picks! Really love the American Sniper one.

[@victorvondeathstroke]

The last sniper shot from wanted should've made the honorable mentions at least

[@stevemarshall5974]

Victor Von Deathstroke I was about to say the same

[@rorisangmoale978]

American Sniper, the rattlesnake scene is also legendary

[@TexasPig]

You saved this channel’s staff from me. Thank goodness they are smart.

[@parth_prashant]

What about the ending scene from The Wanted.. that was epic

[@dalnimoujo1496]

you should have added "Wanted" because its ridiculously hilarious....

[@vic3053]

Yes I agree. Enemy at The Gates is the best Sniper movie ever. Hands down

[@knoxverdex3228]

the shot at the end of wanted still beats all

[@coreyboldt9604]

You're insane

[@jacobm490]

You forgot Captain Phillips one of the best and most suspenseful sniper scenes

[@thisisthisis542]

I know. Freaking intense music and then: Execute

[@coreyoden2866]

Check out the moving train shot in "Gemini Man". Probably physically impossible, but nevertheless a great scene.

[@paulpierce1366]

Probably? R u joking that was a bullet train that is impossible

[@NotA3R0]

How is the movie Wanted not on this list? The end shot of that movie was insane

[@GaryValentino69]

And illogical...

[@NotA3R0]

@Gary Valentino, So were some of the other shots on this but they still added them

[@thefatherland7063]

The ending scene from wanted was good I understand why it wasn't in here but it was epic

[@N-GinAndTonicTM]

Simö Hayha meanwhile is watching this video, laughing to himself. "Heheheh, amateurs..."

[@pha-thama976]

"It's the great Vassili Zaitsev."

[@bamarine247]

2:31 f-bombs bleeped 6:17 f-bomb not bleeped

[@darkzero7969]

its pronounced fuck actually

[@SnifferSock]

Actually it's not. Those are two different words genius's.

[@boejiden5851]

r/whoooosh

[@ddfishfunky694]

@@boejiden5851 its not r/whoosh moment lmao you

[@boejiden5851]

It is? And even if it wasn’t I don’t understand why you’d take time out of your day to point that out to a stranger on the internet.

[@dominicchanwenshun]

Enemy at the Gates is the best sniper movie. And it's history.

[@Siroqu]

Nice video 👍👍

[@theunusualdispenser9474]

Yet they haven't made a movie about the greatest sniper ever lived...

[@jimmyngman6381]

The Unusual Dispenser Sniper Wolf?

[@dragon12234]

JimmyNGman Simo Häyää. Finnish sniper during the Winter War where the Soviets invaded Finland during WW2. 504 confirmed kills with a scopeless rifle (he thought the glint of the glass would reveal his location) and SMG. He got shot in the face with an exploding bullet, but managed to kill the guy that shot him before passing out. He woke up the day the war ended

[@clintdavis5722]

I've heard of him a long time ago.There was a Russian Girl in WW2 that had quite a few to,but nowhere near that many.

[@ramonwebber]

dragon12234 just because he killed more does not mean he's better, Zaityzev killed mostly ranked offices + and still manage to rack up a lot of kills

[@ramonwebber]

dragon12234 easier to replace a pawn

[@prime77089]

No mention of Riggs dropping the the two guys holding Murtaugh's daughter in Lethal Weapon?

[@22tcm34]

About RAMBO he's a good sniper with the knife

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Doesn't count he used a silencer on the bowie knife.

[@heraclitus6100]

sknifer

[@markforbus6794]

Don't forget about his bow & arrow.

[@geraldfrost4710]

"What do you hunt with a knife?" "Anything I want."

[@nathanborja4532]

i thought he was an archer sniper with bomb in his arrow... LOL

[@princechauhan9333]

Good job bro,

[@bigwhiteshogun]

If this list was made today Wind River would definitely be on it!

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

The Enemy At The Gates scene is rather clever, however I have to point something out. The rifle Vasili uses is a Mosin Nagant M91/30 (Later he uses the scoped and curved bolt "PU" version of the same weapon). From what I could tell from the footage shown, as I haven't seen the movie in a long while, the distance was maybe fifty yards at best. Now, I also happen to be the proud owner of a 1937 dated Mosin Nagant M91/30, and a proud user of said rifle for target shooting. I regularly hit pinpoint shots with inch groupings at 200 yards standing with iron sights, no sling, no stand, nothing but my body. That scene was probably the least impressive scene in the movie, and this is coming from someone who actively trains in long range shooting with that very rifle. The end scene where he faces the German sniper is SO much better if you ask me.

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

@Ian Dixon I rewatched it recently and I very much agree with you. Definitely lackluster in other areas regarding snipers.

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

@Ian Dixon Haha I'm from the US. I have some cousins in the UK (my dad is English, Southend/Essex if you're wondering) who have shotguns and I think a rifle or two. Basically though, I had a 1942 Mosin with some fancy modern stock that allowed use of magazines I bought off some guy outside of a bank before work in late 2018, and a buddy of mine was interested so he traded me that rifle for his original 1937 Mosin, a sling, two stocks, bayonet, yellow tip heavy ball ammo (20 rounds) and a scope the following Summer. My dad would tell you to consider moving to the US. You might hear some bad stuff, but really, ask my dad and almost any other immigrant I know, there is nothing quite like having the freedom to own many firearms. I would know. ;)

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

@Ian Dixon I mean it isn't impossible to get one in the UK. Pretty difficult, but not impossible. Maybe one day you'll be able to come on over to the Wild West. I mean, we aren't free like we were after the Revolutionary War (those days must have been glorious), but it's a damn sight better than other places I've been, and I have most definitely been to England. Not that England wasn't fun for the 3 weeks I was there, but the whole "socialist oppression" thing my dad talks about a lot is definitely there!

[@harpersferryblues]

Movies:Snipers In Here Are Awesome And Deadly Simo Häyha: Haha, Ametures

[@szariq7338]

I was hoping for "Battle of Sevastopol" and scene, where Lyuda first encounters the Axis powers (taking out a fucking tank with normal rifle round is impressive), also actual sniper training and being hunted by the best German sniper deserve a mention.

[@larryachiya2475]

Hunters killer has the best sniper scene for me. I have re-watched it very many times

[@thomasthomas2418]

Charles Bronson in "Violent City". The glass elevator scene. Precision and revenge perfectly executed.

[@shawnasklar6572]

Their should have been all the sniper moments in Enemy At The Gate

[@zach7372]

Yeah, but that movie is really unrealistic compared to a movie like sniper

[@kgb5979]

*"YOU ONLY WOUNDED HIM"* *"YOU JUST GRAZED HIM"*

[@Trey-si6fg]

It’s but a flesh wound

[@pgat1247]

Hey something seems a little reminiscent about #1 idk maybe a cod thing like waw idk though

[@mastercheese3321]

Yeah, CoD WaW's Vendetta mission definitely took inspiration from #1

[@oliverprice5081]

I thought it was. Thank god others knew it as well

[@d13sel51]

CoD takes a lot of inspiration from movies. Omaha beach from CoD 2 is basically Saving Private Ryan for the first half of the mission. Plus there's Battle of the Bulge, A Bridge Too Far and countless others that I remember

[@baw23]

thought i was the only one

[@donvalharris9819]

No doubt this list is right on the money

[@elvius8059]

I know its a tv show, but the sniper scene in Bodyguard is outstanding!

[@damm1t_b0bby]

#1 is basically COD World at War with Reznov and Damitri in the water fountain doing the exact same thing

[@Cornerbog]

ThE_JDM_F8N BO1 Except Enemy at the Gates was released first, and was based on the real location of the Battle of Stalingrad. Obviously I don’t know whether or not Vasily ever had an encounter quite like that, World at War was essentially a homage to that scene .

[@Cornerbog]

I have no idea who you’re replying to

[@spectrum870]

last time I came this early my girlfriend left me.

[@rickrolledbitch1941]

spectrum870 you never had a girlfriend to begin with

[@K_D_A]

spectrum870 how did your hand leave you

[@Ken-no5ip]

Ha

[@K2REALL]

Just here for the comments 🍿

[@zjotheglorious]

spectrum870 hahahaha

[@noremacc6815]

Holy shit...rember that mission on call of duty world at war, vendetta... well, that was a refrence from enemy at the gates...dayum i need to watch that movie

[@viktorbihar629]

I agree these are the most amazng shots.

[@KeanonGilliamSlang369]

Also Enemy at the Gates where Ron Perlman's character was jumping from on part of a blown out building to another and the German sniper Ed Harris makes a head shot on Perlman while he was in mid air.

[@belugaman6772]

Now I know what the mission "vendetta" from world at war was based on

[@MrDaNewb]

Cavish Gaming Yep, Vendetta is taken from Enemy at the Gates. Looks exactly the same.

[@noremacc6815]

Caleb Popa shit bro thats what got me to...so i guess private demetri was the great sniper

[@DeviltoGeorgia34]

Arguably one of the best Call of Duty missions in the entire series.

[@theazariel6173]

This video was from 2017 but if it was now, Gemini Man would've surely been part of it

[@aj3682]

What about the, "one shot, two kills" scene from the movie Sniper???

[@exo_storm8720]

The hurt locker and American sniper ones are my favorites

[@Ashiquetly]

100% perfect compilation...👌👌👌

[@DaBrock6]

How could you not choose the Captain Phillips Navy Seals shot!

[@donkey9616]

Yes! I totally forgot about that!!

[@Andy-ch2eq]

When someone wants to make a SNIPER film remember that sniping isnt easy.If you see your target at 3 km you can't aim him and take the shot.

[@tyschueller5345]

7:40 chris kyle confirmed that it never happened and was added for dramatic effect in the movie.

[@DN..11]

Wait, but, he died before the movie. Proof if this is actually true would be nice

[@ckmoore101]

How can he confirm something did not happen, before someone says, it happened? He was killed over a year before the movie.

[@tom31480]

What a good list! I do feel like the scene at the end of "Captain Philip's" could have made it on here too.

[@180doman]

Yep, should be on the list.

[@derekdwhite]

Maybe not the best individual scenes, but definitely all great movies on this list. Quigley Down Under's final shootout totally deserved a spot, though.