Frostmourne, the sword of Arthas (the Lich King) from World of Warcraft.
And while we’re in WoW, the Doomhammer of Thrall and Medivh’s staff, Atiesh.
The Auto Mag had a somewhat troubled history, and there couldn’t have been all that many produced. The Desert Eagle, in contrast, has been popular for years, and would be readily available to prop houses.
I think Val Kilmer’s tiny silver gun from Kiss Kiss Bang Bang deserves a mention.
Indeed.
Doesn’t the witch the dwarf-king consults say that an unmagical sword is positively unique?
Two words: Sling Blade.
Do sentient weapons count as “virtually” characters?
Naughty girl…
I find it amusing that his Wikipedia article doesn’t even mention his gay films made as Matt Ramsey…
“B.B. Gun”!?
Bandit!
It’s an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle with a Compass in the Stock. And don’t you fergit it, Black Bart.
You’ll shoot yer eye out, kid.
I almost forgot
The Holy Hand grenade of antioch
The bunny rabbit makes the bio warfare list
Declan
Tecmessa the wormhole sword from Implied Spaces.
Speaking of LOTR,
Not really a weapon, as such, though it could and did cause a lot of damage, but for some reason it’s the first thing that came to mind when I saw the thread title.
Shucks, I wanted to mention this one.
Here’s some more comic book weapons - although a few of them I suppose are debatable as ‘weapons’ as they don’t actually inflict damage:
- Spidey’s web-spinners
- the Bat-utility belts
- Wonder Woman’s magic lasso
- the Eye of Agamatto (in the hands of Dr. Strange)
- Iron-Man’s armored suit (with repulsor rays)
- FTM, Dr. Doom’s suit of armor
- Green Arrow’s boxing glove arrows
- Dr. Fate’s ‘Helmet of Nabu’
- Mjolnir (hammer of Thor)
- Gambit’s quarter-staff
Don’t forget Kring from The Colour of Magic. Kind of a direct jab there, eh?
WHAT! Not much mention of Star Trek.
Arm the photon torpedoes!!!
Set the phasers to stun (puree - never said but much cooler).
Let’s not forget Tim Thomerson’s knife** Mike ** in Volunteers.