Am I missing something?  I don’t see any criminal behavior here?  I’m curious what you perceive to be wrong here?  He was impatient?  

The moments when Baldwin acted unsafely also aren’t directly related to the incident. Unless they can prove in that moment he wasn’t doing what he was supposed to, the fact that he was generally a dick about it will likely mean nothing. 

Seems most people are coming to the same conclusion regardless of how they feel about Baldwin. As an actor on set, it should never occur to you that someone being paid to handle prop weapons would allow a live round to find its way into the equation.  I don’t know enough about producers’ explicit responsibilities to…

They probably thought she knew what she was doing. Frankly, to me it sounds like she DID know what she was doing, but where someone 10-20 years older would have the experience to know to quit (or not take the job in the first place), she didn’t.

I agree that being an armorer on set is a huge responsibility and one that requires someone being willing to walk away if people are not following safety procedures.

Certainly he loses any credibility as to being Mr. Safety First, but it seems to me there should still be space for telling people to hurry up within certain limits that are so obvious they can be taken as given, for instance, “we should have two guns that we’re constantly reloading [with blanks as opposed to live…

“He said reload! he pointed the gun around! he should go to jail for murder!”

I guess I need to duckduckgo just who exactly this “Dave Ramsey” is in the world of business--been blissfully unaware of him. All I see is an old elf who escaped the Keebler tree.

That is the part that I always scratch my head about, the topic of depreciation. I am someone who buys and holds onto my car for a very long time. I don’t care that it lost 30% of the value the second I drove it off the lot, I don’t plan on selling it anytime soon.

Slow down, there. This ain’t Lady Lessons at the Philadelphia Cotillion.

you’re next you little worm

 Abramoff, Antonoff, some families got to stop naming their kids Jack. 

Dude all up in the comments section on the AV Club hates nerds.

That sucks. RIP.

This is such sad news. It’s not entirely unexpected, as he has not looked to be in his best health in many years. But it’s still so sad. What an immense loss of a comic legend. :( Rest in peace, Mr. Lewis.

I saw Lewis perform in Atlantic City. I don’t remember the exact year, just that it was during the Iraq War and the Bush presidency. And Lewis wasn’t “funny” per say, so much as he wandered and rambled around the stage just absolutely tearing a new asshole into Bush for 50 minutes or whatever it was.

RIP man

The extended Adam Driver role in that film only gets more hilarious as he becomes more famous.

My thoughts exactly! Time for a re-watch.

So what I’m getting from this is: It’s been too long since I’ve watched Inside Llewyn Davis.