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Alex · 03-24-2008, 06:20 PM

I've long said that the video of the guy shooting the lawyer in Van Nuys should be a case study for "realistic" Hollywood films showing how visually undramatic getting shot generally is.

Most people watching that don't realize that the lawyer was actually shot three times in that exchange.

The clip sequence seems to primarily be an answer to the question "Should we allow spectators to roam freely along the road at car races?"

The answer is, of course, "Yes. Apparently while they may get scared they'll come to no real harm."

03-24-2008, 06:20 PM	#11
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	I've long said that the video of the guy shooting the lawyer in Van Nuys should be a case study for "realistic" Hollywood films showing how visually undramatic getting shot generally is. Most people watching that don't realize that the lawyer was actually shot three times in that exchange. The clip sequence seems to primarily be an answer to the question "Should we allow spectators to roam freely along the road at car races?" The answer is, of course, "Yes. Apparently while they may get scared they'll come to no real harm."
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