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The film’s elder protagonist, Harland Rust—played by Alec Baldwin—is introduced as an aging outlaw seeking redemption and reconciliation with his past
Huh, good luck with that.
However, the execution falls short
I think we can agree to disagree here.
The climax—a gunfight finale—strikes a discordant tone
I can see this.
Problem with this movie is when I see it in my feed I think its about the programming language.
I think the filmmakers would be delighted that its the programming language you think of when you hear the movie and not the whole.....thing.
well, that, and there's no way this is memory safe.
thought it was the game
The part I didn't like was when that guy killed someone, blamed an inanimate object, and then got away with it.
Sure must be nice to be rich enough the law doesn't apply to you.
why were there live rounds on set anyway?
Fair question, but the point remains. If you accidentally cause a person's death, that's manslaughter.
Furthermore, if there is enough evidence to convict one person, how isn't there enough proof to convict the person that aimed and pulled the trigger?
Sure must be nice to be rich enough the law doesn't apply to you.
I don’t disagree, but also add in powerful friends, a good defense team and incompetent prosecutors as evidence were withheld Source - https://www.nytimes.com/article/alec-baldwin-rust-trial-involuntary-manslaughter.html
Hey, it's not the actor's fault! Blame the producers who cut corners on the crew and disregarded safety regulations.
https://images.app.goo.gl/WFhQfmZko2zx3kjZ9
It's 100% the actors fault, if you follow basic firearm safety, that would have never happened.
It's by definition, manslaughter. And if there was enough of a case to put the armourer in jail, there's enough of a case to put Alec Baldwin in jail too.
You're being downvoted because the actor, Alec Baldwin, is also the producer, Alec Baldwin.
Agreed. Don't play with guns unless you are going to take it seriously.
