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The original was posted on /r/movies by /u/Whole_Cress8437 on 2023-08-28 20:52:54+00:00.


So I was watching Wanted the other day and there’s the scene on the train where the main guy falls into the water, and I’m thinking about how probably hundreds of innocent people lost their lives and it’s just never brought up in the world of Wanted afterwards. Also, it kind of made me like the protagonist less because he doesn’t seem concerned about basically causing this mass murder.

What are some other movies where massive amounts of people die, and the world/characters never acknowledge it?

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