So no one noticed the two bullets hitting the wall?

With the crowd chanting and all the chaos down there, plus the shots coming from over 2 miles away with a suppressor, those wall impacts would blend right into the urban noise and dust. No one's looking up at a building facade during a heated protest—pure genius from the Jackal. Eddie Redmayne absolutely nails the cold precision in this scene. 🔥 #TheDayOfTheJackal

@movie_tvshows_ Fire scene for real 🔥

@movie_tvshows_ Why would they be looking at the wall? They wouldn't hear a gunshot so there's no reason to think about weapons or bullets. Even if someone noticed and never heard a gunshot, they'd be confused but given the high activity, they wouldn't think someone's shooting at walls for fun

@movie_tvshows_ the distance, + suppressor + surrounding noise

@movie_tvshows_ The shot was pretty far away from the people. He didn’t need to aim near the intended target. He only needed something nearby at the same distance.

@movie_tvshows_ Forget about the "hitting the wall" part. He can't use subsconic rounds at that distance, so the bullets would've made that distinctive "crack" sound. Hollywood Effect all over again 🤣🤣🤣

@movie_tvshows_ Brilliant series, looking forward to season 2 coming out in 2026

@movie_tvshows_ I mean irl they don’t even check surrounding rooftops - just look at the US.

@movie_tvshows_ They would have heard the crack. The crack of a bullet passing overhead is very distinctive, you can’t miss it.

@movie_tvshows_ Bullets shooting into concrete is not loud, especially with those protesters chanting.

@movie_tvshows_ That sniper is advanced

@movie_tvshows_ @grok this movie be watched, on which app?

@movie_tvshows_ Poor script it could have been better

@movie_tvshows_ The Day of the Jackal

@movie_tvshows_ Here’s the difference between an error and poetic license: what the audience decides

@movie_tvshows_ Apparently not, it was part of the script

@movie_tvshows_ So u think the actors don’t know wat thy did Don’t joke with those directors

@movie_tvshows_ Maybe it's because of the noise. And the fact that he shot from a long distance

@movie_tvshows_ @grok explain this

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@movie_tvshows_ Yes, no one noticed

@movie_tvshows_ @grok what movie is this?

@movie_tvshows_ The dumbass "specialist" named bianca : "it's impossible to shoot from this distance" 1 min later the same woman : "it's possible only if you build the weapon in a this way bla bla... "

@movie_tvshows_ They can’t even solve real assassinations in real life, judging by that standard, the movie is absolutely accurate…. 😂

@movie_tvshows_ I bet they still gon produce the season 2 of this series

@movie_tvshows_ I need the second season of this series immediately.

@movie_tvshows_ If you watch the series u will understand why they didn’t notice .

@movie_tvshows_ An HV round makes a distinctive zipping noise as it travels through the air, an LV round makes a buzzing noise, like a wasp. Either noise should've warned security that shots had been fired.

@movie_tvshows_ I miss great movies like Commando where the lead smells helicopters coming before he hears them,.

@movie_tvshows_ What bullet hat the energy to make a hole into concrete over that distance from the muzzle? There is wind as the curtain suggests. From that distance the glass door is enough to deviate the path of the bullet.

@movie_tvshows_ How sweet

@movie_tvshows_ I was like what they fuck, like is they no other place to do the test running 🤨 The series was interesting either way

@movie_tvshows_ That a whistle

@movie_tvshows_ There was no gun noise bullet lodged into the wall no need for alarm 🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️