seriously, the gun got old

What?

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I may be a tiny chimney-sweep but I've got an enormous brush.

I know what you mean. If Wade didn't have the gun he would have no authority. If the gun went in the water there would be no movie.

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"Love means never having to say you're ugly." - the Abominable Dr. Phibes

I agree. The gun really got old when underwater. I always thought wet guns and wet bullets didn't fire. Apparently, I was wrong.

Life is short -- Get a divorce.

You know what else got old? The river. Why only one setting? Why couldn't they have moved to a highway chase or the top of a building or something? Booooring! I mean, whoever heard of an exciting movie that takes place in only one setting or locale? Like an apartment. I couldn't see anyone ever making an exciting movie that takes place in an apartment, no matter who good the view from the Rear Window is. *ahem*

The gun was very important to the plot. Wade and Terry were amateur punks. Without the the threat of the gun, the family could have easily gotten away from them and down the river!

Just goes to show that there would be a lot less crime in society if people had to rely on their brains and brawn. Guns give people that are not powerful whatsoever power.

I agree the gun was too important. That's the way the writers saw it and yet...I wish the end had been resolved some other way.


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