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| A man's got to know his limitations  |
That sounds like it could have been Free Fire. It was a fun flick. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4...in_0_q_free%2520fire "But, as luck would have it, he stood up. He caught that chunk of lead." Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock "If there's one thing this last week has taught me, it's better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it." Clarence Worley | |||
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I watched The Rip last night and enjoyed it. They had your thinking in different ways given the dialog and who was hearing what. Kept me engaged. SIGforum: For all your needs! Imagine our influence if every gun owner in America was an NRA member! Click the box>>>  | |||
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I enjoyed this interview and it makes me have more respect for Ben Affleck. He sounds like he's a pretty logical thinker with a good head on his shoulders. SIGforum: For all your needs! Imagine our influence if every gun owner in America was an NRA member! Click the box>>> | |||
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I agree w/others. Good flick. Kept me engaged. Rick Texting.......easier than calling. | |||
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wife and I watched it Sunday, and you are correct, the last 1/3 or 1/4 was a bit odd compared to the rest, still a decent movie, lots of twist, and we both commented that apparently there were no light bulbs over 20W in the house or garage https://chandlersfirearms.com/chesterfield-armament/ | |||
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https://www.breitbart.com/ente...tm_campaign=20260511 Miami Cops Sue Ben Affleck, Matt Damon for Portrayal in Netflix Movie ‘The Rip’ Two Miami police officers have filed a lawsuit against Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, claiming the two actors falsely portrayed them in the Netflix crime drama The Rip, a movie allegedly inspired by their story. The lawsuits were filed by Jason Smith and Jonathan Santana, officers with the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, who allege that their stories inspired the film’s plot, per Entertainment Weekly. Although Smith and Santana are not mentioned by name in the film, the lawsuit claims that Damon and Affleck’s characters are so heavily associated with the two officers that their portrayal has caused “substantial harm to their personal and professional reputations” because the movie and its advertisements “imply misconduct, poor judgment, and unethical behavior in connection with a real law enforcement operation.” The officers’ complaint, which has been obtained and reviewed by Entertainment Weekly, accuses Artists Equity and Affleck and Damon’s LLC production company Falco Productions of defamation per se and defamation by implication. The officers have also brought a claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress. In the film, Damon and Affleck portray Lt. Dane Dumars and Detective Sgt. J.D. Byrne, respectively, who both discover $20 million in cartel money that explodes into a web of corruption within the department. “The complaint claims that the case that served as the inspiration for the film was a real-life incident in which Smith and Santana seized more than $21 million in June 2016,” added EW. “As a result, the plaintiffs allege that ‘the film’s use of unique, non-generic details of the June 29, 2016, investigation, combined with its Miami-Dade setting and portrayal of a narcotics team, creates a reasonable inference that the officers depicted are Plaintiffs.'” cont... SIGforum: For all your needs! Imagine our influence if every gun owner in America was an NRA member! Click the box>>> | |||
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Hardy seems open to just about anything and Whitaker probably needs a check, tho he has ben in a pile of stuff as well, https://chandlersfirearms.com/chesterfield-armament/ | |||
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