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* [[Blast Out]] -- In gloriously chaotic style. |
* [[Blast Out]] -- In gloriously chaotic style. |
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* [[Bottomless Magazines]] -- Mostly averted. Clarence fires his revolver five times in one scene and police can be seen reloading their guns during the shootout.The Gangsters can also be seen taking a massive amount of magazines and shotgun shells with them in a briefcase. however Clarence does manage to kill Drexl and his bodyguard by firing seven shots out of a six shot revolver, although this is less overkill than most films. |
* [[Bottomless Magazines]] -- Mostly averted. Clarence fires his revolver five times in one scene and police can be seen reloading their guns during the shootout.The Gangsters can also be seen taking a massive amount of magazines and shotgun shells with them in a briefcase. however Clarence does manage to kill Drexl and his bodyguard by firing seven shots out of a six shot revolver, although this is less overkill than most films. |
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* [[Deleted Scene]] -- [[Jack Black]] appears in a scene as a movie theatre usher that was cut from both the theatrical and director's cuts. Director Tony Scott later regretted cutting the scene. |
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* [[Disney Death]]: {{spoiler|Clarence, after getting [[Eye Scream|shot in the eye]].}} The film certainly isn't a Disney film, though. Originally, {{spoiler|Clarence was supposed to die, and Alabama gives a grief-stricken monologue cursing him before riding off with the money.}} |
* [[Disney Death]]: {{spoiler|Clarence, after getting [[Eye Scream|shot in the eye]].}} The film certainly isn't a Disney film, though. Originally, {{spoiler|Clarence was supposed to die, and Alabama gives a grief-stricken monologue cursing him before riding off with the money.}} |
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* [[Disproportionate Retribution]]: Lee is shot to death after he throws coffee on Elliot. |
* [[Disproportionate Retribution]]: Lee is shot to death after he throws coffee on Elliot. |
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