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I don’t really care for Tom Cruise or Cameron Diaz, but the movie looks pretty interesting. Gotta love the dual wield of the HK MP7 towards the end of the trailer.
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Add another movie to the list of releases this summer that include humor, explosions, and gun play:
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In Theaters: June 4, 2010
IMDB Page – HERE
IMDB “recommends” I watch the movie Mr & Mrs. Smith if I enjoy Killers. Coincidentally that was the same movie I thought of about 1/2 way through the trailer when the action started.
Other movies I recently talked about: The Other Guys and Jonah Hex
Aukland, New Zealand – A marketing stunt to promote the video game Splinter Cell Conviction, sparked an armed police callout after an actor with bandanges on his hands pointed a gun at terrified pubgoers in Auckland’s Viaduct Basin.
About 20 people drinking outside Degree bar dove for cover after the promotions worker threatened them with a black imitation pistol about 8pm on Friday. Senior Sergeant Ben Offner said officers could not tell the gun was made of plastic until they had taken it from the actor.
Full Story – HERE
You can order Splinter Cell Conviction – HERE
I wish someone would have recorded this on their cellphone camera or something… It would have been interesting to see the realism.
I could see things ending up a lot worse in the U.S. considering the amount of people that could be in armed in the vicinity.
I am posting about this because it is self defense related. Oakland California February 15, 2010 – 67 year old Thomas Bruso did everything possible to avoid confrontation, but still ended up having to take care of business because a guy just wouldn’t leave him alone.
The incident:
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