What's your favorite movie knife

Quiet said:
Man, Dar's Scimitar sword was the TRUTH. Also, the Glaive was a favorite as well. Krull is one of my favorite movies of all time.
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Krull was great. Both weapons were cool, but Kiri and Lissa were better. And I still squawk at birds here and then. Loved those flicks.
 
edgelion said:
Y'all need to branch out with your science fiction. Here's one from pretty much every third or fourth space or time travel movie:
https://flic.kr/p/2r7dmTH
Plenty more where that came from.
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When I was a teenager, I used to bookmark pages in the catalog this one large knife store me used to give out, all these "space design" Gil Hibbon knives. I never did end up with any of them, though. Ah well. The most famous one to me was the knife the bad guy had from Star Trek: Nemesis.
 
edgelion said:
Y'all need to branch out with your science fiction. Here's one from pretty much every third or fourth space or time travel movie:
https://flic.kr/p/2r7dmTH
Plenty more where that came from.
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Gil Hibben did a LOT of movie and TV work.
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He was the official armorer of the Klingon Empire too. He did all the blades for the Star Trek movies.
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The Starship Troopers specimen still eludes me, too. I'm convinced I saw that pattern prior to the movie, minus serrations, either sold as a throwing knife in a catalog or most likely as one of the prizes from the ring toss at the county fair. Either way, it was probably a junk import, or based on one.

My favorite plausible screen time knife is Owen Grady's (Chris Pratt) custom from Jurassic World. Makes short work of brake lines, survives tooth-splinter extraction prying, and makes a feathery dinobird think twice on ice. If that one and Thanos' double-ended OTF ever see production, I'm in.

Have to give it up for the Bride's boot knife of choice, though, as my favorite production knife turned prop: Buck 112. Maybe it wouldn't be my first choice if I was buried alive, but I wouldn't turn it down.
 
Arathol said:
Gil Hibben did a LOT of movie and TV work.
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He was the official armorer of the Klingon Empire too. He did all the blades for the Star Trek movies.
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Kit Rae did a lot of work with Hibben's brand on the paper side. Both the Double Shadow and Buffy's Jackal knife (which is the same knife from ST: Nemesis) were his designs. Gil's film contributions are legendary.
 
edgelion said:
Kit Rae did a lot of work with Hibben's brand on the paper side. Both the Double Shadow and Buffy's Jackal knife (which is the same knife from ST: Nemesis) were his designs. Gil's film contributions are legendary.
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Yup, Rae was more on the artistic side of the brand. He did designs for both Paramount and United Cutlery with Hibben.
 
edgelion said:
The Starship Troopers specimen still eludes me, too. I'm convinced I saw that pattern prior to the movie, minus serrations, either sold as a throwing knife in a catalog or most likely as one of the prizes from the ring toss at the county fair. Either way, it was probably a junk import, or based on one.

My favorite plausible screen time knife is Owen Grady's (Chris Pratt) custom from Jurassic World. Makes short work of brake lines, survives tooth-splinter extraction prying, and makes a feathery dinobird think twice on ice. If that one and Thanos' double-ended OTF ever see production, I'm in.

Have to give it up for the Bride's boot knife of choice, though, as my favorite production knife turned prop: Buck 112. Maybe it wouldn't be my first choice if I was buried alive, but I wouldn't turn it down.
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Earlier in the movie they were throwing knives into targets. One of the soldiers complains " Who needs a knife in a nuke fight" He then get a knife thrown into his hand. You might want to check out that scene to see if there is a better view of the knife.
 
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