Hmm. Well, in general I would say that pointing a firearm at anyone is poor advertising. (Though the effect loses something if done with a bow.) No one wants to be shot at. Look at "Join the Army of One" ads--severely downplay the "people shoot at you" aspect of military service.
Aside from that the MPAA 1. Sucks. 2. Is probably right, on at least a few levels in this case. I do not see how this is really an issue. I guess making the general public feel threatened is a key component of the atmosphere they're building for the project?
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Date: 2008-07-29 05:55 am (UTC)Aside from that the MPAA 1. Sucks. 2. Is probably right, on at least a few levels in this case. I do not see how this is really an issue. I guess making the general public feel threatened is a key component of the atmosphere they're building for the project?