Shoot 'Em Up (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A highly skilled ex-black-ops drifter and carrot enthusiast. He rescues a pregnant woman, delivers her baby during a shootout, and becomes its protector against a ruthless assassin. He uncovers a cons...
A ruthless and heavily armed hitman hired to assassinate a newborn baby. He leads a team of thugs, survives an initial encounter due to a bulletproof vest, and later tortures both Donna and Smith to f...
A prostitute who temporarily shelters the newborn. She is tortured by the antagonist but rescued by Smith. She joins Smith and the baby, shares an intimate relationship with him, and helps evade pursu...
An arms manufacturer and the owner of the Hammerson factory. He collaborates with Hertz to protect constitutional gun rights by manipulating a presidential election and securing a bone marrow match fo...
A pregnant woman fleeing an assassin who goes into labor during a shootout. She is shot dead by the antagonist, and her newborn son is taken in by Smith, who later deduces she frequented a heavy metal...
A Democratic presidential candidate advocating for stricter gun laws who suffers from cancer. He requires a bone marrow transplant, making the newborn a potential donor. He secretly collaborates with...
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After meeting Rutledge on an airplane, Smith takes him hostage and moves him to the cargo hold.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Donna becomes endangered because she shelters the newborn and remains with Smith while Hammerson's forces pursue them.
Hertz arrives at the brothel and tortures Donna for information about Smith and the newborn.
Hertz helps protect the donor operation because it is intended to provide Rutledge with a matching bone-marrow transplant.
Hammerson and Hertz reveal that they agreed to help Rutledge find a bone-marrow donor in exchange for protecting gun rights.
Hammerson and Hertz work together to manipulate the presidential situation and secure a bone-marrow donor for Senator Rutledge.
Smith discovers Hammerson speaking with Hertz about opposing proposed gun-control policies and protecting their political interests.
Smith returns to the brothel, kills Hertz's henchmen, and leaves with Donna after rescuing her from torture.
Hertz leads repeated attempts to kill the newborn, while Smith repeatedly defeats his forces and ultimately kills him.
A drifter protects a newborn while uncovering a violent conspiracy linking an arms manufacturer, an assassin, and a presidential candidate.
Directed by Michael Davis
Shoot 'Em Up (2007) · 6.5/10 · action, comedy, crime, thriller
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