Movies Alec Baldwins "Rust" will be released May 2 in theaters

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Everybody and their uncle knows about it by now. What happens to this mess? Will people boycott it perhaps?

Scheduled for a theatrical release on May 2, 2025.

 

[Bathwater]

People are gonna be blown away by it.

 

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People are gonna be blown away by it.

Every movie where people die in the making of them double their profits: Enter the dragon, The Crow, The Dark Knight.

 

[LEWIS540]

I'll certainly give it a shot.

 

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I'll certainly give it a shot.

Terrible

 

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It had a pre screening in poland

it’s just uncomfortable watching him deliver numerous kills with a gun not unlike the one in a forever-infamous still from a scene that’s nowhere to be found in this final cut.

https://www.vulture.com/article/rust-movie-review-compelling-tragic-as-you-think.html

 

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Nice to see Alec back in action 31 years later.

Both of these were released in 1994

 

[Slobodan]

 

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I thought you were gonna post that hes fat haha

 

[PG29 red0 Jr]

Well folks, Rust aimed high but shot itself square in the foot. It’s a cinematic six-shooter that jammed on the first pull of the trigger and never quite made it back into the holster.

 

[Sivo The Ram]

heard the cinematography was drop dead gorgeous

 

[Other]

Alec Baldwin on the set of Rust

 

[Fedorgasm]

Knowing how poorly run the production was, I'm betting it won't be good. They probably got a sub par script and a low budget.

This movie was likely going to end to up on a streaming service without ever making to to theaters, which is the modern equivalent of straight to video.

The only reason people might watch it now is because of the publicity it got.

 

[ricc505]

Is this a serious question? No, it MIGHT make SOME money but his star is already faded. Disney and Marvel are making less money these days. I don't think a Baldwin manslaughter movie is the secret to box office success.

 

[jeff7b9]

I doubt people pay to see it in theaters.

People will slow down to gaze at a car wreck, they won't pay money,. drive there and make an evening out of it.


It'll get views on streaming but nothing crazy.
people will skip to the money shot and turn it off.

 

[Crazy Source]

Every movie where people die in the making of them double their profits: Enter the dragon, The Crow, The Dark Knight.

Twilight Zone: The Movie (Vic Morrow) made $30m on a $10m budget. That's a strange trend.

 

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Knowing how poorly run the production was, I'm betting it won't be good. They probably got a sub par script and a low budget.

This movie was likely going to end to up on a streaming service without ever making to to theaters, which is the modern equivalent of straight to video.

The only reason people might watch it now is because of the publicity it got.

Some people claimed (before a decision was made to finish it) that it was a double tragedy because the movie was going to be awesome. Word of mouth...

 

[Zer]

I just wanna see the blooper reel

 

[HereticBD]

Is it even gonna get a wide release? This seems like a Netflix movie.

Anyways, it will probably do better than it would have without the incident on set.

 

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Listen to stephen 6:55

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