moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
But, as I hinted, not a lot of either. And PG-13 even then...
On 8/16/21 5:02 PM, moviePig wrote:
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do >>> with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
But, as I hinted, not a lot of either. And PG-13 even then...Amazing, sockpuppet "Ed" asking about guns exactly how Derp would...
On 8/16/2021 4:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?Something like a Browning .308. Heavy gun. I've got one, it is a
shoulder beater. Mine only has a five round mag, his shows a ten round.
https://www.indiewire.com/2021/01/the-marksman-review-liam-neeson-1234608658/
Lynn
On Monday, 16 August 2021 at 22:57:00 UTC-4, Lynn McGuire wrote:
On 8/16/2021 4:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
Something like a Browning .308. Heavy gun. I've got one, it is amoviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do >>>> with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
shoulder beater. Mine only has a five round mag, his shows a ten round.
https://www.indiewire.com/2021/01/the-marksman-review-liam-neeson-1234608658/
Lynn
that's the one weak spot with rifles. You'd think at this point they'd have shock absorbers like
the ones used on mountain bike forks to handle the punch from recoil. No, best they've come
up with are rubber pads.
On Tuesday, 17 August 2021 at 06:47:36 UTC-4, gmsin...@gmail.com wrote:
On 8/16/21 5:02 PM, moviePig wrote:
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:Amazing, sockpuppet "Ed" asking about guns exactly how Derp would...
moviepigWhat kinda gun does he use?
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple >>>>> title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do >>>>> with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended. >>>>
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
But, as I hinted, not a lot of either. And PG-13 even then...
You are in the U.S. More people interested in guns than not.
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
In article <fgBSI.24011$6p.17387@fx36.iad>,
moviePig <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do >>>> with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
Nope. A handgun uses a magazine, not a clip.
In article <fgBSI.24011$6p.17387@fx36.iad>,
moviePig <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:
On 8/16/2021 5:03 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
moviepig
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a simple
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly little to do >>>> with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its way as
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a
screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestly recommended.
What kinda gun does he use?
Big 'un ...with a telescopic sight. And a handgun with a clip.
Nope. A handgun uses a magazine, not a clip.
moviePig wrote:simple
Widower and down-and-out rancher Liam Neeson encounters a couple of
Mexican illegals on the run from The Cartel. THE MARKSMAN is a
title for a simple movie (though the two have surprisingly littleto do
with each other). This is a Neeson flick, as reliable in its wayas
Duke Wayne's used to be. There are a few subplots, courtesy of a screenwriting trio, but blink and you miss them. Modestlyrecommended.
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