A stylish and taut 1967 neo-noir crime thriller film, directed by John Boorman and starring Lee Marvin and Angie Dickinson.

Point Blank, the U.S title of Point Blanc, the second book in the Alex Rider series. Project Blackout, a First-Person Shooter known as ...

Point Blank is an arcade shooter by Namco (creators of the equally popular Light Gun Game Time Crisis). Basically it's a collection of mini-games where you're ...

The phrase "point blank" originates as an artillery term for when the target is so close the gun isn't elevated to compensate for distance. ( ...

The second Alex Rider novel, published in 2001. It was retitled Point Blank in the US. Advertisement: After Alex is arrested after stopping a drug dealer, ...

A page for describing YMMV: Point Blank (1967). Alternate Character Interpretation: There are those who argue that Walker is actually a ghost.

A page for describing Awesome: Point Blank (1967). Lee Marvin. The nightclub scene. The last blow he lands is maybe the most wince-inducing and badass punch ...

A page for describing Headscratchers: Point Blank (1967). Fridge Logic: Why was Yost helping Walker? He's cleaning house and thinks Walker is perfect for …

A page for describing YMMV: Point Blank (1994). Demonic Spiders: Bombs are the bane of virtually every player, as they often result in lives lost, whether …

29 янв. 2024 г. · The trope specifically in video games where attacks and weapons that can mow down entire armies don't even leave a mark on NPCs even when fired at point blank.