traditional knives in movies

[r8shell]

Started watching X-Files season 1 and towards the end of the season in episode "darkness falls" Scully uses Buck 110 to cut down cocoon -like thing form a tree. Sorry no pictures this time though. :/

Loving the 90's vibe though.

 

[joeradza]

I believe I saw a Buck 110 used in "The Shadow Riders" set in post Civil War 1865? Either that or a facsimile which didn't exist in those days.

 

[sonofaghost]

oh boy this thread is gonna be a huge distraction for me. still with the western theme. I was always impressed with how James Caan wore/stored his knife in El Dorado. on his back, between his shoulder blades

scroll to about 2:19 but the whole scene is enjoyable

 

[screened porch]

I don't remember this at all! Better watch them again. I know I watched X-Files until Mulder got killed. I thought, you know, he'll be back in a week or two as his alien orphan identical twin or something. I thought I'd had enough at that point.

I believe I saw a Buck 110 used in "The Shadow Riders" set in post Civil War 1865? Either that or a facsimile which didn't exist in those days.

The one Katharine Ross slips to Tom Selleck's little brother? I must have been looking at Katharine Ross.

 

[joeradza]

The one Katharine Ross slips to Tom Selleck's little brother? I must have been looking at Katharine Ross.

Definitely. Either way replay is excellent

 

[r8shell]

I don't remember this at all! Better watch them again. I know I watched X-Files until Mulder got killed.

Which time?

 

[Jack Black]

oh boy this thread is gonna be a huge distraction for me. still with the western theme. I was always impressed with how James Caan wore/stored his knife in El Dorado. on his back, between his shoulder blades
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scroll to about 2:19 but the whole scene is enjoyable

Great scene, I was relieved to see he retrieved the knife!

 

[sonofaghost]

Great scene, I was relieved to see he retrieved the knife!

continuity, above all else! ;-)

 

[screened porch]

Probably Christopher George's magnum opus, that role.

 

[sonofaghost]

Probably Christopher George's magnum opus, that role.

oh yeah & how about that makeup? great job, eh? even his eye was messed up

 

[btb01]

I don't remember this at all! Better watch them again. I know I watched X-Files until Mulder got killed.

Come on, Jer, spoiler alert! Some of us have been busy the last, uh, 30 years and haven’t gotten around to watching it yet.

 

[screened porch]

Come on, Jer, spoiler alert! Some of us have been busy the last, uh, 30 years and haven’t gotten around to watching it yet.

Sorry. Thoughtless of me.

 

[sonofaghost]

thought that show would have spaceships & aliens. but not so much, huh?

 

[screened porch]

thought that show would have spaceships & aliens. but not so much, huh?

Are you thinking of Olivia Wilde's Cowboys and Aliens?
I'm pretty sure we've mentioned Harrison Ford's Bowie from that one.

 

[sonofaghost]

Are you thinking of Olivia Wilde's Cowboys and Aliens?
I'm pretty sure we've mentioned Harrison Ford's Bowie from that one.

No xfiles

 

[Jolipapa]

1948 Dédé d'Anvers A fight between sailors...

...can be dangerous for passers-by...


But sometime a good opportunity...


...to get a free slipjoint!

 

[btb01]

1948 Dédé d'Anvers A fight between sailors...
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...can be dangerous for passers-by...
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...to get a free slipjoint!
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Amazing how knives always stick when they’re thrown in movies!

 

[Jack Black]

Amazing how knives always stick when they’re thrown in movies!

 

[Jolipapa]

Friyz Lang's The Return of Franck James. What seems yo be an easy opening GrandDaddy Barlow with clip.

 

[btb01]

Here’s a black-handled SAK in Hocus Pocus.