Baldwin's movie 'Rust' trailer

[Arizonagunsmith]

People need to protest the openings of this with bodies of manikins with holes in them with signs saying "careful of Baldwin he'll shoot you."

 

[el caminero]

People need to protest the openings of this with bodies of manikins with holes in them with signs saying "careful of Baldwin he'll shoot you."

I bet every time between scenes when he waved that gun around, bullying and harassing the crew to greater speed, they hoped he had fired everythink in it already...

 

[ProfessorWes]

The fact that that belligerent, gun-grabbing, reckless communist Alec Baldwin is in the movie is reason enough for me not to watch it all by itself. The manslaughter attached to the film is just icing on a foul cake.

I'm honestly surprised that they went ahead and finished the film, and released it. Jimmy Failla is always going on about "the death of shame" in our society, and Rust looks like another prime example of that.

 

[smith1961]

Garbage....just simple garbage.

 

[caryc]

People need to protest the openings of this with bodies of manikins with holes in them with signs saying "careful of Baldwin he'll shoot you."

And you'll be the first one to do that, I assume?

 

[Yaworski]

I just watched the trailer and I have no idea what the movie is about. I hate trailers like that. Now I have less interest in the movie if that is possible.

 

[caryc]

I just watched the trailer and I have no idea what the movie is about. I hate trailers like that. Now I have less interest in the movie if that is possible.

It's about Baldwin shooting the cinematographer but, they edited that part out.

 

[mk70ss]

Baldwin is a despicable person and he will not get my time or money to see that

 

[larry8]

He won't get my money, as I think he should be in jail for life, and all his money to go to the cinematographer's family.

 

[vito]

I thought aleck did a decent job of playing an arroganr egotistical character, but i was watching the movie for connery and curry. Onliest thing i can recall seeing him in.
Just like tomhanks best role was playing a functional idiot, and i never watched that one either. I ran across him at an event and asked for his autograph (for my sister, wantcha ta know) and he just wrote Thanks across the page. Hollywood dosent just attract these, it breeds them.

What you read as "thanks" was likely "T Hanks". I don't have strong feelings about the acting ability of Alec Baldwin either way, but Tom Hanks regardless of his politics, is an outstanding actor who can be believable in a wide variety of roles. He not only made "Forrest Gump" into a megahit, but think of him in "Captain Phillips", "Big", "Saving Private Ryna", "Appollo 13" and many, many more. He's made a few clunkers, like "The DeVinci Code", but I don't hold that against him.

I wasn't even aware that "Rust" was finished, let alone released as a movie. I don't have any interest in seeing it, but if it is streamed on a service that I already pay for, such as Netflix, I might watch it.

 

[mr surveyor]

Before this Baldwin shooting incident, the only Baldwin I remember was the name on a piano. And I'm not sure how much it meant to my life to even remember the piano label.

 

[el caminero]

What you read as "thanks" was likely "T Hanks". I don't have strong feelings about the acting ability of Alec Baldwin either way, but Tom Hanks regardless of his politics, is an outstanding actor who can be believable in a wide variety of roles. He not only made "Forrest Gump" into a megahit, but think of him in "Captain Phillips", "Big", "Saving Private Ryna", "Appollo 13" and many, many more. He's made a few clunkers, like "The DeVinci Code", but I don't hold that against him.

I wasn't even aware that "Rust" was finished, let alone released as a movie. I don't have any interest in seeing it, but if it is streamed on a service that I already pay for, such as Netflix, I might watch it.

I know, it's "t.hanks", but i stole the joke, it's not even mine.
Hanks lost my interest when he told salt lake city "the philedelphia story" was a love story. When it came out and was a gay love story, they said if you had said that at first you woulda not got to film it here. He just laughed at them. Sorta like making a film about hamilton in his hometown, and making a rowdy gay romp of it without telling the people, then laughing at them. artistry is one thing, deception is another.

 

[ex13F]

 

[the_leper_colony]

I was expecting a sarcastic/humorous video, showing a Baldwin 'look alike' walking down mainstreet on an Old West movie set, gunning down every innocent bystander in sight...

 

[Arizonagunsmith]

And you'll be the first one to do that, I assume?

I would but can't risk my FFL.

 

[TheTexasRAT]

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If you're talking about the cinematographer getting killed, that was not murder. Murder is when one intends to kill someone and then does it. Of course it was Baldwin that shot her but "murder" just does not fit the crime. That's what manslaughter charges are for.

If Alex and whoever loaded the gun had conspired to kill her to keep her from finish making a documentary on child sex trafficking in Hollywood then yes it was murder. And that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

 

[caryc]

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If Alex and whoever loaded the gun had conspired to kill her to keep her from finish making a documentary on child sex trafficking in Hollywood then yes it was murder. And that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

OK Sherlock, can you prove that "if" in a court of law? Nobody cares what you personally think.

 

[protoolman]

OK Sherlock, can you prove that "if" in a court of law? Nobody cares what you personally think.

I care, an interesting theory deserves exploration at least.

 

[caryc]

I care, an interesting theory deserves exploration at least.

It did get an exploration, it was called a trial.

 

[el caminero]

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If Alex and whoever loaded the gun had conspired to kill her to keep her from finish making a documentary on child sex trafficking in Hollywood then yes it was murder. And that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

The whole thing was a mess. Giving orders for the half-trained, un-certified kid...er..."armorer"...orders to leave the guns out on the cart and go off and do other production jobs ("rolling cowboy cigarettes" was one early story) while a half-written scene not requiring the presence of the gun, let alone a previously unmentioned crossdraw, results in death. The smartest one in the show, aleck, had been already accused of previously plinking with live ammo with the same gun, and after the shooting was found with live ammo in pockets and ammo loops. The gal the hapless halftrained kid was working for, and the ammo supplier, both admitted to what amounts to tampering and/or disposal of evidence, but werent charged. The kid was effectively set up, compounded by her own personal errors. The amatureish handling of the whole affair by local yokels was repeatedly criticised. As for the trials, the evidence which freed aleck should have applied to free harried two-jobs hannah.
The verdict will never satisfy everybody, and the loopholes and plot complications will forever be fodder for speculation.