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Bullets over Broadway
Discussing A Murder Out Loud
By Amir Faress • 12/25/19
When David finds out that Cheech has killed the mob boss’s lover, Olive, he angrily barges into Cheech’s workplace, launching into a verbal attack in front of one of Cheech’s associates. Though David is justified in his anger, one would expect him to exercise enough caution not to start a conversation about killing Olive in front of a third party--much less one who is likely an underling to the same boss! That Cheech does not seem unduly perturbed by this suggests his associate was already in on the murder and could be trusted with that kind of vital information. But for David to burst in and jump right into this conversation is simply not believable.
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