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Well Go USA Entertainment
Well Go USA Entertainment
Well Go USA Entertainment is an American film distributor based in Plano, Texas. The company is primarily known for releasing and distributing Asian films and independent American films. Well Go USA also operates the Asian action-oriented streaming service Hi-YAH!
The following media on the IMFDB were distributed or produced by Well Go USA Entertainment:
Distributed
Films
Produced
Films
Return of the Obra Dinn
| Return of the Obra Dinn
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2018 (Windows, macOS)
2019 (PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch)
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Lucas Pope
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3909 LLC.
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Windows
macOS
PS4
Xbox One
Nintendo Switch
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Mystery
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Return of the Obra Dinn is a 2018 adventure-detective game developed by indie developer Lucas Pope and published by his company 3909 LLC. The game follows the titular Obra Dinn, a British trade ship that set out for the Orient in 1802 with 60 passengers aboard. After mysteriously disappearing at sea, the Obra Dinn resurfaces at the coast of England 5 years later in 1807. The player plays as an East India Company investigator tasked with identifying and determining what happened to all of the ship's passengers, using a supernatural pocket watch known as the Memento Mortem that can recreate the scene of any living being's death. The game was released to critical acclaim, and won multiple awards.
NOTE: All screenshots are arranged in chronological order.
WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!
The following weapons appear in the video game Return of the Obra Dinn:
Pistols
Flintlock Pistol
Multiple Flintlock Pistols appear throughout the game, being used by the ship's commanding officers.
New Land Pattern flintlock pistol - .65 caliber
"[Let me go!] Captain!" Second Mate Edward Nichols shoots topman Timothy Butement with a flintlock pistol while holding Bun-Lan Lim hostage in Murder, Part 3.
"Stop! Let them go!" Captain Robert Witterel aims a warning shot into the air in Escape, Part 2.
"Let them go!" Witterel aiming the pistol at topman Leonid Volkov as the latter is shot by Emily Jackson in Escape, Part 3.
"Fresh bastard...!" Fourth Mate John Davies shoots Gunner's Mate Olus Wiater with his own pistol in Escape, Part 4.
Captain Witterel's pistol as it appears in the opening page of Chapter X: The End.
"You bastards may take... exactly what I give you!" Robert Witterel fatally shoots First Mate William Hoscut with a flintlock pistol in The End, Part 1.
Witterel's pistol on the ground in The End, Part 2.
"Abigail... your brother. My friend. I shot him... dead. I'll be with you... soon, my love. Please forgive me. For everything." Witterel commits suicide using his pistol in The End, Part 4.
Muskets
Flintlock Musket
Multiple Flintlock Muskets appear throughout the game, being used by the rest of the ship's passengers.
Modern reproduction "Long Land Pattern" Brown Bess Infantry musket made from 1722-1768 - .75 caliber
Multiple muskets on display in the Gunner's Store on the ship.
"Ready, men. Aim. Fire!" Hok-Seng Lau is executed by a firing squad comprised of (from left to right in the image) seamen Henry Brennan, Aleksei Toporov, John Naples, and Patrick O'Hagan in Murder, Part 2. Brennan's shot is the only one that hits Lau (killing him in the process); the player must input this information in the ship's book to correctly solve Lau's fate.
The seamen executing Lau as seen in the Justice at Sea sketch of the ship's passengers.
Chioh Tan shoots Second Mate Edward Nichols with a musket in The Calling, Part 6.
Third Mate Martin Perrott aims a musket at the kraken in The Doom, Part 7.
Fourth Mate John Davies holding on to a musket.
Bosun Alfred Klestil about to catch a musket thrown by gunner's mate Olus Wiater.
Emily Jackson shoots topman Leonid Volkov in Escape, Part 3.
Launchers
Hand Mortar
Bosun Alfred Klestil appears with a Hand Mortar throughout Chapter VI. Soldiers of the Sea. The mortar is implied to be given to him by the ship's gunner Christian Wolff and is later given to and used by carpenter Winston Smith.
Flintlock Hand Mortar, Britain, 1776 - 1 11/16" (42.86mm) cup
Bosun Alfred Klestil with the hand mortar in Soldiers of the Sea, Part 5. His Mate, Charles Miner, can be seen behind him, receiving a musket from Wolff.
"Give me that gun." Klestil hands the hand mortar to the ship's carpenter, Winston Smith, in Soldiers of the Sea, Part 6.
"Is that all!?" A dying Smith kills a crab rider with the hand mortar in Soldiers of the Sea, Part 8.
A Hard Day (2022 Webcomic)
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A Hard Day
끝까지 간다
Ggeutggaji ganda
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Promotional image
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| Country
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 South Korea
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| Channel
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RIDI
Manta Comics (English)
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| Creator
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Manta Comics
Kim Seong-hun (original film)
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| Genre
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Thriller
Drama
Black Comedy
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2022
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| No. of Episodes
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26
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A Hard Day (Korean title: 끝까지 간다, Ggeutggaji ganda; lit. "Take It to the End") is a 2022 South Korean webcomic based on the 2014 film of the same name. The series follows police detective Ko Gun-soo (who is now female in this adaptation) after she accidentally murders a man in a hit-and-run, and her attempt to hide the accident from the police force and her family as she is blackmailed by a mysterious individual who claims to be aware of the accident. The series was serialized exclusively on webcomic distributor Manta's website for 25 chapters (without counting the "Chapter 0" prologue).
The following weapons were used in the webcomic A Hard Day:
Pistols
Unknown pistol
A police officer briefly aims an unknown pistol at Ko Gun-soo in Chapter 2.
A police officer aiming their pistol at Ko Gun-soo as she attacks another officer.
Revolvers
Gun-soo's revolver
Ko Gun-soo uses an unknown revolver as her sidearm throughout the webcomic.
A close-up of Gun-soo's revolver along with some ammunition (3 blanks and one live) in Chapter 17.
Park Chang-min takes Gun-soo's revolver from her in Chapter 18.
Chang-min holding the revolver after trying to shoot Gun-soo (and firing one of the blanks at her).
Gun-soo grabs her revolver's barrel...
...puts it against her forehead...
...and dares Chang-min to shoot and kill her.
A close-up of the revolver's barrel in Chapter 19.
Chang-min decocking the revolver.
After managing to blow up his car, Gun-soo aims the revolver at the wreckage of his car in a river.
A close-up of the revolver in Chapter 20.
A close-up of the revolver's trigger in Chapter 21.
A close-up of the revolver's trigger in Chapter 23.
Police revolvers
Ko Gun-soo's fellow police officers use revolvers as their sidearms throughout the webcomic.
Gun-soo, Choi Sang-ho and the police chief get ready to raid a warehouse in Chapter 7.
The police chief aiming his revolver.
Choi aiming his revolver at Gun-soo in Chapter 14.
Choi interrogates Gun-soo at gunpoint in Chapter 15.
Explosives
C4 explosive
C4 explosives are used throughout the webcomic.
A police officer shows off the C4 explosive in Chapter 6.
A close-up of the explosive.
Multiple C4 explosives in the police armory in Chapter 17.
Gun-soo holding the C4 and its detonator.
Gun-soo slips the explosive inside Lee Gwang-min's body.
Other
Chapter opening art
Multiple firearms appear in the opening art of multiple chapters.
A police officer holding a
Glock-like pistol in the opening art for Chapter 7.
Ko Gun-soo holding an unknown (
Beretta-like) pistol in the opening art for Chapter 21.
Gun-soo putting her revolver to her head in the opening art for Chapter 22.
Toy soldier
Gun-soo's daughter, Mi-na, plays with a toy of a soldier holding an AR-15-like rifle. Gun-soo later takes the toy and tries to use it to hide Lee Gwang-min's corpse in her mother's coffin in Chapter 5.
The toy soldier inside the funeral home's vent.
The toy soldier suddenly stops moving...
...and starts firing their rifle.
Gun-soo attempts to reach for the toy soldier.
Gun-soo retrieving the toy soldier.
Emesis Blue
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Promotional poster
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 USA
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Chad Payne
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2023
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English
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Fortress Films
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YouTube
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| Main Cast
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Actor
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| The Soldier
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Jazzyjoeyjr
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Chad Payne
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| The Scout
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Cameron Nichols
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David Love
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Emesis Blue is a 2023 American animated horror film based on the 2007 video game Team Fortress 2.
The following weapons were used in the film Emesis Blue:
Pistols
Revolvers
Nagant M1895
Nagant M1895 Revolver - 7.62x38mm R
Epic Rap Battles of History
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Promotional poster for the series featuring series creators Peter
Shukoff and Lloyd Ahlquist in Nice Peter vs EpicLLOYD (S1E15)
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USA
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YouTube
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Peter "Nice Peter" Shukoff
Lloyd "EpicLLOYD" Ahlquist
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Musical
Comedy
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2010 - ongoing
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7
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88
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Actor
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| Various
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Peter "Nice Peter" Shukoff
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Lloyd "EpicLLOYD" Ahlquist
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Zach Sherwin
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Epic Rap Battles of History is an American musical comedy webseries and musical project created by Peter "Nice Peter" Shukoff and Lloyd "EpicLLOYD" Ahlquist. The series focuses on characters both historical and fictional battling each other in rap battles. Multiple singles from the series have been certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America, and have been nominated for and won multiple awards by other organizations.
The following weapons were used in the television series Epic Rap Battles of History:
Pistols
Beretta 92F
John McClane (Lloyd Ahlquist) is accurately depicted with the Beretta 92F that he had in the original Die Hard in "John Wick vs John Rambo vs John McClane" (S7E3).
John McClane (Lloyd Ahlquist) holds up the 92 in his opening introduction.
McClane aims the 92 at Wick and Rambo in the opening stand-off.
McClane reaches for the 92 tucked and taped behind his back as Wick and Rambo aim their guns at him, in a reference to the climax of the original
Die Hard.
McClane aims the 92 at the two action heroes as he delivers the battle's final line.
Glock 17
Caitlyn Jenner (Jolie "NoShame" Drake) briefly fires two Glock 17s at The Hulk (Mike O'Hearn) in "Bruce Banner vs Bruce Jenner" (S5E5).
Glock 17 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm Parabellum
Caitlyn Jenner (Jolie "NoShame" Drake) aims the Glocks at the Hulk.
Caitlyn fires the Glocks.
Walther PPK
Daniel Craig James Bond (Ben Atha) and Sean Connery James Bond (Lloyd Ahlquist) are correctly depicted with their signature Walther PPKs in "James Bond vs Austin Powers" (S5E4).
Walther PPK fitted with a sound suppressor - .380 ACP (black grips)
Craig Bond namedrops the pistol's manufacturer while holding an unsilenced one in his first verse.
Craig Bond closes his first verse by firing the PPK in a reference to the
James Bond series' signature "gun barrel" opening sequences.
After interrupting Craig Bond with a verse of his own,
Sean Connery James Bond (Lloyd Ahlquist) holds up his silenced PPK.
Two copies of Connery bond aiming and firing their PPKs.
Connery Bond fires the pistol.
Heckler & Koch USP Match
Lara Croft (Croix Provence) appears with her signature Heckler & Koch USP Matches throughout "Lara Croft vs Indiana Jones" (S7E4).
Heckler & Koch USP Match - 9x19mm
Lara Croft (Croix Provence) in the battle's intro, holding up her USP Matches.
Tomb Raider (2013) Lara (still portrayed by Croix Provence) keeps a USP Match in her holster, despite the 2013 version of Lara Croft not using the USP Match.
Lara holds up the USPs in the ending of her first verse. Mold seams can be seen at the bottom of the gun, indicating that the pistols are non-firing props.
Luger P08
Adolf Hitler (Lloyd Ahlquist) uses a Luger P08 in "Hitler vs Vader 3" (S3E1).
Adolf Hitler (Lloyd Ahlquist) aims the Luger at Boba Fett after the latter fills in for Darth Vader's verse.
The pistol's barrel smokes after Hitler shoots Boba Fett.
Hitler continues to hold the Luger as he disses Vader.
Daniel Craig guns
Multiple guns can be seen in Daniel Craig James Bond's background in "James Bond vs Austin Powers" (S5E4).
A king playing card holds a stylized
M1911 with an attached suppressor while the silhouette of a
Walther P38 appears.
Unknown pistols
Revolvers
Colt Python
A Colt Python is correctly depicted as Rick Grimes (Peter Shukoff)'s handgun in "Rick Grimes vs Walter White" (S3E7).
Colt Python Stainless Steel variant with 6" Barrel and Colt marked rubber combat grips - .357 Magnum
Rick Grimes (Peter Shukoff) aims the Python in his opening introduction.
Rick cocks the Python as multiple Walkers approach him in his second verse.
Rick dispatches a Walker mid-verse.
Rick lets a Walker approach Walter White, providing a close-up of the revolver.
Smith & Wesson M1917
Indiana Jones (Peter Shukoff) uses a Smith & Wesson M1917 throughout "Lara Croft vs Indiana Jones" (S7E4).
Unmodified Smith & Wesson M1917 Revolver (Military issue with smooth grips) — .45 ACP
A copy of
Indiana Jones (Peter Shukoff) holds up his M1917 in his opening verse.
Assault Rifles
Heckler & Koch G36C
Daniel Craig James Bond (Ben Atha) holds a Heckler & Koch G36C multiple times throughout his first verse in "James Bond vs Austin Powers" (S5E4). Of note is that Daniel Craig's Bond has never used the G36C throughout any of his films.
Heckler & Koch G36C - 5.56x45mm
Multiple copies of Craig Bond aiming and firing the rifle.
A copy of Craig Bond holding the G36C.
Bushmaster ACR
John Wick (Zach Sherwin) is seen holding a Bushmaster ACR throughout his verse in "John Wick vs John Rambo vs John McClane" (S7E3).
Bushmaster ACR with adjustable folding stock, tri-rail handguard, Magpul MBUS sights, and a PMAG magazine - 5.56x45mm NATO
Two copies of Wick emerge, holding ACRs.
A copy of Wick holding the ACR.
Machine Guns
M60
John Rambo (Peter Shukoff) is accurately depicted with his signature M60 in "John Wick vs John Rambo vs John McClane" (S7E3).
M60 machine gun with bipod folded - 7.62x51mm NATO
John Rambo (Peter Shukoff) holds the M60 during his verse.
A view of the other side of the M60 is given as copies of Rambo emerge, inspecting the M60.
Launchers
Saab Bofors Dynamics AT4
Kim Jong-il (Tim Chantarangsu) fires a Saab Bofors Dynamics AT4 at Hulk Hogan in "Hulk Hogan and Macho Man vs Kim Jong-il" (S1E5).
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