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The film was good but not killing anyone was their mistake

posted 9 years ago by Philip_90
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They planned it out really well but ultimately failed because of the minor flaws such as suspicious people who could rat them out and leaving the letter on the photocopier.

I know this is supposed to be based on a true story so I get why they didn't make too many changes, although I wouldn't know because I saw this at the cinema and what I knew before of it was the trailer.

By the way, it looked gorgeous in that huge screen, I guess that's what people call 4k or whatever. To be honest, I'm fine even with 720p quality. 

[–] vic_cc-288-122638 9 years ago

that would just leave a bloody mess tho

[–] Philip_90 9 years ago

Dump the bodies at a river with heavy rocks attached or burn them and then that wouldn't be an issue any more.

[–] tunejohn 9 years ago

As the saying goes, there's no such thing as a perfect crime! ;)

[–] Seth_Rogue_One 9 years ago

The photocopier was a stupid mistake BUT it had sh!t to do with sh!t as they went back and the photocopymachine hadn't been used since

And we never found out who ratted them out, you want them to kill everyone they know? Boy that's dumb, so very very dumb

If not for just the fact that they'd might be facing life then instead of just 11 years, which isn't that much considering

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[–] Simon-140 9 years ago

Apart from any (cough) moral considerations, whom do do think they should have killed and what would it have achieved? (I mean apart from trebling their gaol sentences.)

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