Seriously, out of all the corpses in the film, I felt sorry for him. Sure, he was a criminal, but he had his *beep* together as a successful businessman. And he had a beautiful apartment.
There is no "off" position on the genius switch.
Hahaha loool wachu say!
I think he had it coming as well, he didn't care $hit but himself.
Many times Andy tried to talk to him, about his dying mother etc. but the guy literally told him to go fvck himself. Yeah of course it's not the role of a dealer to listen to ur BS and it's not a reason enough to get killed like that, i'm just saying he was not the nicest guy ever, let alone crack dealer.
But i see ur point.
"People who don't like their beliefs being laughed at shouldn't have such funny beliefs"
I felt similarly sorry for the client and the dealer.
The client: well, he was unconscious and not even given a chance to fight back or escape.
Justin, the dealer: I felt sorry for him, because he didn't stand a chance, once Andy had taken the gun from him. Not against two men, both bigger and obviously stronger than him. Even if there wouldn't had been a gun involved, Andy and Hank could have easily overwhelm and/or kill him.
I didn't see it in the movie, the scene was to quick, but according to this picture, he made an attempt at fighting back:
http://watercolour.up.d.seesaa.net/watercolour/image/Blaine20Horton.jp g?d=a0
With a small kitchen-knife against two men, one of them armed. But, maybe, with a surprise attack, he could have had succeed...
The smart thing would have been to bolt after the beating - he was lying directly at the appartment door. Until Hank and Andy noticed, he would have been at the elevators and on his way down.
I really liked that the filmmakers didn't make him hyterical facing a gun, scream, beg or something like that. That he was silent and 'cold' like in his others scenes.
Another but - maybe Justin isn't dead at all. We see him getting shot and fall down. Neither Andy nor Hank bother to check if he really is dead...
"The lemming rustles. And, in this area, the penalty for rustling is death."
he looked and dressed like a woman!
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No sympathy here.
He knows he's slow-killing people for a living. I found it interesting that andy took *beep* from him the entire movie and then made such a surprising and vicious fight back.
By that logic, you also feel no sympathy when a liquor store clerk/owner, any one that sells tobacco, et cetera gets killed. Heroin doesn't kill everyone that uses it. In fact most people don't even become dependent.
"...it is estimated that about 23 percent of individuals who use heroin become dependent on it."[http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/heroin]
Are you just confused, or are you a sociopath?
Am I confused or am I a sociopath. I more than respect your right to disagree with me, but resorting to slinging insults at a complete stranger over the internet is a very immature way to go about it.
shareSo you are just confused, but willing to present an irrational extremist Point of view as fact, or at least as your own personal belief, and expect not catch any criticism towards your obviously flawed and ridiculous point of view?
~You know what, you are right. I'm the *beep* for calling you out on your complete *beep*
Watch this; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OX77Qv66qw
Then you might understand my forward assertion.
*shrugs*
I think the drug dealer in this film was a thoroughly nasty piece of work, and I think heroin is a deeply dangerous drug. If you don't like me thinking that, too bad, I don't care.
Sort out your anger issues dude, before they burn you up.
Anger issues? Now a rational and logical argument based in reality and fact is a sign of an anger issue? Why isn't taking pleasure(or at least being indifferent) when people are murdered a sign of an anger issue?
I refer you again to the same video I suspect you didn't watch(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OX77Qv66qw).
I now know you are VERY confused.
I found it interesting that andy took *beep* from him the entire movie
I think the drug dealer in this film was a thoroughly nasty piece of work,
That's not exactly true. When we first see and hear Justin (asking Andy if he is hungry, telling him to help himself to a drink, and then remembering Andy only drinks Tonic Water)he sounds normal, perhaps even friendly.
He only starts acting cold and reserved when Andy begins to talk of his problems and to misuse Justin as kind of "suggestion box".
I think the drug dealer in this film was a thoroughly nasty piece of work
Agreed - but so was Andy. He wasn't the nicest person on earth either.
So dumb / irrelevant.
If sympathy lies with any of the corpses it would be with the Mother.
That drug dealer was an F'ING ASS...what are you talking about? He didn't have one ounce of compassion.
He was a little ugly pischer, and I'm glad he got it in the end.
That drug dealer was an F'ING ASS...what are you talking about? He didn't have one ounce of compassion.
He was a little ugly pischer, and I'm glad he got it in the end.
I thought the drug dealer was one of the most interesting characters, and yet we barely see him. I would've gladly sat an extra 5 minutes in the theater to find out more about him.
shareSo this nasty piece of sh-t has earned our sympathy because he "had his sh-t together as a successful businessman" and "had a beautiful apartment". I see. The ultimate capitalist criteria to judge people by, I reckon.
"facts are stupid things" - Ronald Reagan
What an interesting discussion. I did not feel bad when the dealer got shot, though I felt it wasn't needed. I felt bad when the mother died and when Andy got killed by his own father. Thear were the most depressing scenes in the film.
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