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One of the most powerful images in recent film never made it into the film from

Posted by tinear on November 18, 2007 at 11:07:26:
the trailer.
In the trailer of "American Gangster," it closed with us looking up at Denzel's character as he quickly raised a gun. We didn't hear it firing (I think it was just music at this point of the trailer) but we see Denzel's face lighting up from the muzzle flash reflection and then he drops the gun and slow motion shows the gun bouncing as he turns and walks away.
Oh, if the film was only 1/10 as good as that visual...