These wounds would surely raise unwanted questions about the circumstances of his death. Quotes Bob Lee Swagger : I don't think you understand, these boys killed my dog. Alternate versions Some television airings use alternate takes with less blood and gore. For example, when Swagger shoots Payne in the hand, it is shown in a wide shot, instead of the bloody closeup in the theatrical release.
And when Swagger shoots Payne again, instead of Payne's arm being blown off, as in the theatrical release, he is hit in the shoulder and simply falls down in a wide shot. User reviews Review. Top review. Wahlberg may be next Bruce Willis. Mark Wahlberg might be the Bruce Willis of the new generation.
His taciturn Bobby Swagger is perfect. The action is basically nonstop and very gritty. Bobby is a sniper who has retired to the mountains after being screwed by the government in an event which finds his sidekick dead. After being set up, he is stone cold killer. Think Jason Bourne as someone who remembers his past is really p. The acting is good all around, with Glover and Beatty as bad guys you love to hate. Underlying all this a morality tale about what this country and its government have become.
Many situations, of course, stretch the imagination , but watching a sense of honor prevail, no matter how briefly, is worth the price of admission. No Oscar nominations here, but a big bundle of money for the producers will be no surprise. He sees a photo of Donnie, and tells her that he is to blame for Donnie's death. She slaps him, saying that he knew what he was doing when he enlisted and trained, and that Bob Lee has nothing to feel bad about.
They hug, and she begins to cry. The next day, Sarah drives toward a meeting place with Memphis, staged by Bob Lee in order to draw Johnson into the open. She arrives in a short, blonde wig and exaggerates her accent during the meeting, and tells him that Bob Lee has been staying with her. She gives him photos of the stolen truck's plates and its VIN before leaving.
As she makes her way to her car, two officers recognize Bob Lee and ask for his ID. When he refuses, they become hostile and he silences them before escaping. At the office, Memphis sneaks into an off-limits area and runs the numbers he received, which require a security clearance he does not have.
In Isaac's office, Dobbler informs him that two suspicious and corresponding activities came from a doughnut shop and the Philadelphia FBI office within the last day, and they narrow the possibilities down to Nick Memphis, the only person to meet with Bob Lee before his escape. Memphis talks over the phone with Galindo, and she describes a company that has its hands in places they shouldn't be.
As he walks, a black van pulls up beside him and abducts him, leaving his phone behind. The abductors have Memphis bound, attempting to flush the drugs out of his body before they kill him in a staged suicide. They rig the machine and put his gun into his hand, but before the gun reaches Memphis' head, one of his captors is shot in the back of the head.
The second hides behind Memphis, but is shot anyway. The third, Davis, walks into the boathouse to see what is taking so long, and is shot before he can escape. Memphis struggles to see as Bob Lee approaches, and is cut out of his trap. Now aware that he was used as bait, he tries to persuade Bob Lee to hire a lawyer and work things out with the FBI.
He refuses, and persuades Memphis to join him in taking them on. Sczerbiak discusses the failed attempt to kill Memphis with Johnson, and Dobbler enters with information about Bob Lee's yearly gift of flowers to Sarah on the anniversary of Donnie's death. He sends Payne to find her. In Athens, Tennessee, Memphis and Swagger arrive at the home of a renowned gun expert. They enter his home, and he asks them what they're looking for.
Bob Lee asks if a round can be fired from one rifle, but matched to another, which he confirms. The man asks Memphis to retrieve an old book from his shelf, which contains information on a technique called paper patching, in which a bullet wrapped in paper is unraveled as it exits the barrel, leaving it untraceable to the original rifle. Bob Lee asks if there is anyone alive who can make a 2, yard shot like the one at the archbishop, and he names Bob Lee Swagger as the most likely.
He asks for another, and the man describes a brutal shooter who would "shoot to wound. Bob Lee realizes that he's talking about Sczerbiak, and leaves. Memphis calls Galindo from a payphone and asks her to find out where Sczerbiak lives. Meanwhile, Johnson tells Sczerbiak that they plan to use him as bait to lure Bob Lee into their sights. Memphis calls once again, and she tells him that Sczerbiak is in Virginia. Johnson walks through the rain with Senator Charles Meachum and tells him that Bob Lee is still alive, and asks if he can get a plane containing 24 soldiers and supplies through Customs with no scrutiny, to which he agrees.
He tells Johnson to kill him before walking away. At her house, Sarah begins undressing when she hears a noise from outside her room. As an intruder comes into her view, she shoots him in the chest with a shotgun, but is taken by surprise by Payne, who disarms her and asks where her boyfriend is.
In Lynchburg, Virginia, Memphis and Swagger plan their assault on Sczerbiak's residence, and both realize it to be a trap. They go to a local hardware store and fill their carts with equipment with which they create tear gas, napalm, pipe bombs, and camouflage apparatus. Bob Lee trains Memphis with a rifle. Meanwhile, Payne holds Sarah captive.
The next day, Bob Lee and Memphis begin their assault. Memphis spots while Bob Lee closes in on Sczerbiak's cabin, which is surrounded by armed men. Bob Lee makes his first kill silently, then sets up a napalm trap around the perimeter. He continues setting the napalm after the second kill, then retreats to the woods, where he makes his third. His fourth is less quiet, but he makes his way into the house before anyone can see him.
He approaches Sczerbiak, who is looking outside in wait. Bob Lee questions him about Johnson's real name, but no name Sczerbiak knows is any more real than the others. Regarding why they went to so much trouble to recruit him, he tells Bob Lee that the wounded are easier to control and dispose of, and that he was a result of the same tactics.
Bob Lee asks why the archbishop was shot, and is told that he was going to speak "the truth, that nothing, no matter how horrible, happens without the approval of government. Bob Lee asks what happened in Africa, as this sounds like it regards a particular event. Sczerbiak confirms it, saying that an entire village was killed to make way for an oil pipeline without even having been asked to move, so the next village would not need to be asked.
During their conversation, troops begin to surround the cabin. Sczerbiak tells Bob Lee that a mass grave exists under the pipeline, 10 kilometers over the Eritrean border, and that his final mission with Donnie was covering the retreat of the contractors of that very job. He then tells Bob Lee that a "senator from Montana" is the one holding Johnson's leash, but there exists no real head to kill.
As Memphis warns Bob Lee that he's surrounded, Sczerbiak gives him one more bit of information: "By the way, they've got your woman.
Bob Lee tells Memphis to relocate, and begins to take on the forces surrounding them. He tells Memphis to blow the pipe bombs and gas, allowing him time to retreat. A colleague was so alarmed by the prop gun misfires that he sent a text message to the unit production manager.
We will continue to cooperate with the Santa Fe authorities in their investigation and offer mental health services to the cast and crew during this tragic time.
The tragedy occurred Thursday afternoon during filming of a gunfight that began in a church that is part of the old Western town at the ranch. It was the 12th day of a day shoot. Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was huddled around a monitor lining up her next camera shot when she was accidentally killed by the prop gun fired by Baldwin.
The actor was preparing to film a scene in which he pulls a gun out of a holster, according to a source close to the production. The filmmaking team was lining up its camera angles and had yet to retreat to the video village, an on-set area where the crew gathers to watch filming from a distance via a monitor. Instead, the B-camera operator was on a dolly with a monitor, checking out the potential shots.
Baldwin removed the gun from its holster once without incident, but the second time he did so, ammunition flew toward the trio around the monitor.
The projectile whizzed by the camera operator but penetrated Hutchins near her shoulder, then continued through to Souza. Hutchins immediately fell to the ground as crew members applied pressure to her wound in an attempt to stop the bleeding. What is a prop gun and how does a blank cartridge work? An explainer. Late Friday, the Associated Press reported that Baldwin was handed a loaded weapon by an assistant director who indicated it was safe to use in the moments before the actor fired it, according to court records.
Such incidents on film sets are extremely rare, but not unheard of. Real firearms are often used in filming, and are loaded with blanks - cartridges that create a flash and a bang without discharging a projectile.
In , Brandon Lee - the year-old son of the late martial-arts star Bruce Lee - died on set after being accidentally shot with a prop gun while filming a death scene for the film The Crow. The gun mistakenly had a dummy round loaded in it.
No-one should ever be killed by a gun on a film set. Alec Baldwin said he was fully co-operating with the police. Halyna Hutchins: Rising star of film industry was 'incredible artist' How prop guns work in films.
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