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It was certainly good, but if nothing else, its existence was thoroughly justified by a reference to both versions in an episode of 3rd Rock from the Sun. Dick (John Lithgow) was in communication with his boss, The Big Giant Head (William Shatner). At some point, TBGH mentions being on a flight...

Or she can wake up every day in jail "knowing [she] got a beautiful, young, talented mother killed".

And... "The scene was a pick-up of just Baldwin drawing the gun. The prop was not meant to be fired at all during the actual shot, it was just supposed to be Baldwin pointing it, end of shot." Which means the gun should've been empty. So why was it loaded, even if it was supposed to be blanks?

I understand the point. You apparently didn't understand my point, which is that the two situations are nothing like each other, and that suggesting that the prosecutor might have to explain a clip from a completely different movie, and one that heavily used digitial special effects, says...

If you'd showed that clip, the Prosecutor would simply answer, "I don't have to. That happened 30 years ago, and nowhere near my jurisdiction." The other thing is that, from that clip, there's no way of telling if anyone was on that set other than Arnold and the cameraman. And Arnold was...

That seems reasonable, but I can say that if I was the actor in question, I wouldn't handle a gun given to me unless I knew it was safe. Personally, I don't like guns, I've never used one or even handled one, and I hope I never have any occasion to do so. But if I was an actor playing a...

Interesting bit regarding the armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed. This wasn't her first rodeo. <<Earlier this week, the online publication The Wrap published a report citing sources from the set of "The Old Way" who said Gutierrez-Reed exhibited poor gun safety on set. Stu Brumbaugh, who worked as...

It doesn't (or shouldn't) take any specialized knowledge to understand that you don't point a gun at anyone for anyone reason other than an intent to shoot them, or that if you're handling a gun, it's your responsibility to make sure that the gun is not a danger to anyone around you. Part of...