History Main / FireHoseCannon

* ''Film/TheDelinquent'': When Boss Lam's minions attack the warehouse Shum works as a night watchman, Shum briefly uses a water hose turned at full blast to defend himself from a bunch of thugs. It works for a short while, but a thug who enters from the back door hacks the pipe and stops the water altogether.

* ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2'' have Spider-Man taking down an out-of-control Electro by blasting a fire hose at him from nearby. Spidey even wears a fire-helmet in that scene (besides giving a high-five to one of the firefighters).

* The first ''Film/BlackCat'' have a moment played for FanDisservice reasons, when the arrested Katherine gets tortured by the police by having a firehose blasted on her at max speed while in a t-shirt and panties.
* ''Film/TheBodyguardThai'' have the titular character pursued by a number of thugs in a warehouse, and noticing a firehose nearby. He then turns it to maximum and blasts his way through everyone.
* Near the end of ''Film/CityWar'', after Ken had killed off all of Ted's henchmen in the abandoned bus depot, Ted ambushes Ken with a high-pressure hose (used for cleaning vehicles) and tries to drown Ken alive. The timely intervention of Ken's grievously-wounded buddy, Dick, who turns out to be NotQuiteDead, is what ultimately saved Ken's life by tripping Ted from the back.
* ''Film/TheDelinquent'': During the warehouse raid when Boss Lam's minions attacks the warehouse Shum works as a night watchmen, Shum briefly uses a water hose turned at full blast to defend himself from a bunch of thugs. It works for a short while, but a thug who entered from the back door hacked the pipe and stopped the water altogether.
* ''Film/DragonsForever'': Yip and several residents of the local fishing harbor drives away some land developers trying to force them into leaving via water-hose, even using the hose to send a few developers falling into the pier.

* ''Film/HalloweenKills'': When Michael emerges from the burning house, one of the firefighters attacks him by spraying him with his hose. [[NoSell Michael just walks right through it]].

* ''Film/HerNameIsCat'' (unrelated to ''Black Cat'' above) have the police interrogating the arrested FemmeFatale assassin, Cat, by stripping her down and blasting her with a firehose while wearing only her undergarments. And when Cat refuses to give in, they decide to have her, still dripping wet and barely clothed, tied up in a freezer.

* ''Film/OperationDeltaForce'': In the final shootout, one of the main villains, Praetorian, tried making his escape carrying a sample of the Ebola viral antidote, and the Delta team are unable to gun him down for concerns about accidentally damaging the antidote's container. Cue Captain Lang grabbing a nearby firehose, turning it to full blast, and using the impact to knock Praetorian off his feet and subduing the villain long enough for the antidote's retrieval.
* ''Film/ProblemChild'': In the second movie, Trixie uses the school's fire hose against Junior, pushing him across the entire hallway.

* In ''Film/AViewToAKill'', Film/JamesBond knocks the police chief over by opening a valve on the fire engine, blasting him with a high-pressure jet of water; allowing him and Stacy to escape in the confusion.

* ''Der Nasse Fisch'', by Creator/VolkerKutscher. The uniformed police connect a hose to a fire hydrant and hose down demonstrators in an illegal May Day parade. As this is taking place in the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic in 1929, the observing Vice Squad detectives treat this as an entirely new tactic.

** In "Deathlock", Mac uses a high pressure water outlet as a water cannon to push Quayle against overloaded fuse box to electrocute and stun him, before finishing him off with a punch.

* In 1999 on an episode of ''Wrestling/WWERaw'' Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin uses [[https://youtu.be/_O89Y0VwdPs?t=195 a firehose attached to a beer truck]] to take out Wrestling/TheCorporation.

* In 2023 on ''Wrestling/WWESmackdown'' Angle brings out the milk truck again [[https://youtu.be/X9xFtmuJK1Y?t=247 to hose down]] the Wrestling/AlphaAcademy who had interrupted [[ABirthdayNotABreak his birthday celebration]].

* ''VideoGame/DisasterReport'': In the level in the Lincoln Plaza, you come across a fire hose. At first, you use one that's on the ground floor - and it's incredibly powerful. How much? Well, it's so strong that it ''destroy debris like it was nothing''. Better yet, you eventually use it to [[spoiler: take down the only boss in this game - a helicopter containing the Bazooka Goon, by either "shooting" at an elevator lift or suspended pillars that resemble a chandelier. Either one will send it crashing and exploding. Read that again: you take down a helicopter with a fire hose.]]

* Snout Spout from ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' was an Eternian fireman who wore a face concealing helmet in the shape of an elephant's head. He was able to use the trunk to suck up nearby sources of water and blast it out with the force of a heavy firehose, blasting fires (and enemies) with a jetstream of water.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Squidbillies}}'': In "Beware the Butt-Cutter", Sheriff water hoses the suspect he arrested to silence him after being told that "Johnathan Long Island Ice Tea" is not a real name.
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* Snout Spout from ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' was an Eternian fireman who wore a face concealing helmet in the shape of an elephant's head. He was able to use the trunk to suck up nearby sources of water and [[FireHoseCannon squirt it out with the force of a heavy firehose]], blasting fires (and enemies) with a jetstream of water.