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Anonymous

12/08/25(Mon)22:18:47 No.216477005

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Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)22:18:47 No.216477005 Archived

Is there some special rule about giving child actors realistic guns?

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)22:21:35 No.216477061

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)22:21:35 No.216477061

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Thats a glock 40 you nogunz dumbass. Same one used by master assasin Vito Spatafore

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)22:22:54 No.216477087

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)22:22:54 No.216477087

not sure about live action, but on the Dungeons & Dragons and 90s Batman DVD commentaries, they often mention whether broadcast standards would consider it "imitatable"

also there were weird rules about pointing the gun at the camera (even a cartoon "camera") for some reason.

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)22:37:11 No.216477345

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)22:37:11 No.216477345

Do they lie to the kid about the scene he's shooting? I don't get it.

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)22:37:58 No.216477359

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)22:37:58 No.216477359

>>216477061
he was just a kid

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)23:36:26 No.216478312

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)23:36:26 No.216478312

>>216477005
how about stop ruining movies by shooting kids in them

Anonymous
12/09/25(Tue)00:14:22 No.216478882

Anonymous 12/09/25(Tue)00:14:22 No.216478882

>>216477005
As long as they're not a Baldwin it's fine.

Anonymous
12/09/25(Tue)00:16:19 No.216478918

Anonymous 12/09/25(Tue)00:16:19 No.216478918

>>216477061
>another thing Vince stole from the Sopranos
Such a massive hack it’s not even funny