Re: New Western Shot on the C&TS with Denver & Rio Grande #168
| June 24, 2021 01:55PM |
Bill Pratt Wrote:
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> Glad I watched the trailer, I know now to NOT see
> the movie.
>
> Bill
It is a bit concerning that the trailer appears to emphasize wanton gun violence, especially the opening scene in which the locomotive engineer appears to be shot for simply being upset about an emergency stop. I haven't seen a Hollywood production in years. Is this representative of what they are making out there these days? All we have to do is watch the news and we can get our fill of this sort of thing.
/Kevin Madore
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/24/2021 01:56PM by KevinM.
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> Glad I watched the trailer, I know now to NOT see
> the movie.
>
> Bill
It is a bit concerning that the trailer appears to emphasize wanton gun violence, especially the opening scene in which the locomotive engineer appears to be shot for simply being upset about an emergency stop. I haven't seen a Hollywood production in years. Is this representative of what they are making out there these days? All we have to do is watch the news and we can get our fill of this sort of thing.
/Kevin Madore
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/24/2021 01:56PM by KevinM.
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