The murder scene thread

i thought road to perdition was ok, i want kill tom hanks at the end, the middle, and the begining of the movie.

liam neeson is the best actor for the kind of the roles. most of his movies has pretty solid storyline that are actually good.

Neeson characters seem to be just another version of Harrison Ford's.
Grumpy old men with anger problems.

And don't get me started with Denzel (ABMS)

Referring to the characters they play

That's funny when early in a movie a character is in a "Life or Death" struggle, and you know damn well they're going to live, otherwise there'd be no movie.

i think clint eastwood started this, less handful of chuck's action movies are actually any good that barely 2-3 stars, watching.

i agree with you on denzel really stinks in action movies.

neeson is more convince than harrison in action movies. if leeson was more well known back then, when " indiana " came out. he might been offered it. tom selleck would been a better choose than harrison.

when i saw it for first time, clint eastwood or warren beatty should take the role, tom didn't look right in the film with the character.

i really don't remember this movie, if i saw it. i wasn't to thrill with the trailer of the movie, i did see the movie with a friend.

the impress, i get your scenario, or i don't get it, what you talking about?

i read wiki try to understand this, danny 's head in the toilet, when he was shot dead. most men just pee or dump in the toilet, put your head in the toilet , is just disgusting !

the killer pointed the gun at danny with stall's door closed, the killer could missed.

so, i trying the killer was a hired gun, and danny was his job. the killer wouldn't care where he killed danny, because a job just a job to him.

The concept of not being able to see beyond walls is related to not caring what happens to you when you go beyond them? I am not sure what to make of this notion. Does hate blind people enough to make them incapable of taking into account what happens after they act on their hate behind closed doors?

the director and the writer want you, your imagination, what happen behind the walls.

i am not sure what you mean blind people, can't see, but they can and feel. in court, some ways, blind people are good eye witnesses.

What I mean is, they don't stop to weigh the consequences of their actions that they will face when they leave the place they commit the murder. What happens within the confines of the walls of a murder scene is one thing, but what occurs when you step out into the open, is something else.

This black guy who shot Edward Furlong's character was blinded by rage by a previous scuffle to the point he couldn't realize that he'd most likely go to jail because a gunshot from a non-silenced gun would have tied the murder to him.

Why do people reach that state of mind?

do know this scene from a movie, not reality?


i have read this murder scene, you describe is predictable, doesn't look good watch at the theater. the director look he want the actor get revenge. blind rage is all emotions- no thinking at all.