First Poster for Action-Thriller 'Ballistic' - Starring Lena Heady ('Game of Thrones') - A mother who works for an ammunition manufacturing company finds out she made the bullet that killed her son.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5719748/

Did she have any sons as MaMa in Dredd?

Cersei is like a dark reflection of Sarah Conner lol

Underrated movie, tbh

Lady of War.

The Night Manager 3?

Or that bit from Gundam Unicorn. Hell even The Last Jedi did it.

A similar concept, sure, but also definitely not the first to explore this sort of idea.

https://youtu.be/TQou--j-IZg Here, actually The other commenter spent the same amount of time to post a here's how you Google stuff link smh

I'll always remember you, Fry.. MEMORY DELETED

Headley Lamar??

I've been calling her Mrs. Crandle! 

Honestly, I did too, which is why "Heady" looked off to me.

watch the trailer? you’re in the wrong place, buddy. we don’t actually watch the trailer or read the article here

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I'm pretty sure "made the bullet" is supposed to mean "works at the factory". "A mother who works at a bullet manufacturing company finds out her son was killed by a bullet made at the factory" doesn't really roll off the tongue lol

I'd rather watch if it was a cheeseburger than a bullet. The mom who sold her kid diabetes

Social commentary absolutely should not require suspension of disbelief lmao

I can suspend disbelief. Though it would be even more interesting if she really did hand-craft the bullet that was then used to kill her kid. That'd mess with your sanity.

I’m gonna have to suspend belief too

Shhhhh It’s a sequel to Sarah Connor Chronicles.

I'd watch that

But, hear me out, what if we ignore character, emotions, drama, plot, artistic intent and basic storytelling and just make film criticism in to noticing plot holes? 

I'm not criticizing the movie, it would just be interesting if she literally DID make the bullet herself.

Yeah, my dad used to make his own bullets. Minie balls, actually. He collected US Civil War muskets and would cast his own ammunition.

Ah... that is kind of interesting.

So you're saying Lena Heady is playing a Pakistani laborer in this film?

Because it’s got a stupid premise.

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Hopefully bots?

She killed all the bad guys so now they can't make a sequel :(

Last time I saw this, someone said an entire bullet is ejected from a gun, not just the shell

I think you two are missing the point of the movie. John Wick is about realism in gun fights and how to handle them properly. This movie is a mom who does quality assurance for an ammunition manufacturer whose son is murdered/killed by her products. And her dealing with that. Feeling responsible but also not. The filmmakers probably spent time and energy and money on ensuring their vision came to life and little on the minutia of guns that only a few people who aren't going to go to this movie feel.

Finally: Dairy farmer learns she produced cheese that gave her son a heart attack. Do you have an argument against the underlying logic of the point to contribute? The blame is being misattributed to an inanimate object rather than the agents who chose to use\abuse it, which makes the premise silly. Maybe if she raised an overprotective kid who murdered someone in "defense" of their sibling, despite there being no real threat, that would be compelling?

How do you think that changes any of the above?