Alec Baldwin Will Be Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter in ‘Rust’ Killing

[sc_rufctr]

FWIW I think that "YouTuber" is a complete idiot.

[Tobra]

Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins

Agreed. Pretty surprised, actually, that the jury did find him innocent. Maybe because the injuries were pretty minor, but still, there was an intent to kill.

I think it was because the small man being accosted by the youtube guy was retreating and attempting to escape and the big guy kept after him.

Pretty silly to suggest that little guy is going to choke or beat that big guy down, ridiculous even

[dad911]

'Rust' released this weekend.

Hope it bombs.

[sc_rufctr]

They released it? I find that surprising but then again there's money involved so...

Proof that Baldwin has no class.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by dad911

'rust' released this weekend.
Hope it bombs.

+1

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[Steve Carlton]

I believe Baldwin agreed to take no profit from Rust, whereas Halyna Hutchins' husband and son will benefit from profits. The movie has become more about her death than the movie, but one could watch it to admire the cinematography that Hutchins created in it (although unclear which parts she or her replacement are responsible for). I think it'll prove to be a run-of-the-mill violent western, which I still like to watch. I don't know if curiosity will drive more profits or hatred of Baldwin will reduce them more.

[Steve Carlton]

Rented it on Amazon. Stunning cinematography, much of which I'm sure goes to Halyna's work. She had an amazing career ahead of her IMO.

It's a decent and well-told story. Baldwin's acting was good, but I think Josh Hopkins was the standout.

At the end, the credits started with ...For Halyna

Followed up with

"What can we do to make this better?"
- Halyna Hutchins
Cinematographer, A.S.C.

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