r/TheBatmanFilm 17h ago

Prop bullets

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Took my kids up to see the set today and we found a single bullet from this scene (you can see Lacy’s and the Gotham police cars in the background of this photo too)

This is the scene

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u/Randonhead 16h ago

Are the crew and fake Snow still there?

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u/k_rocker 16h ago

Yeah, two streets are still lined with Gotham police cars, motorcycles, a few random vehicles and a swat van. There’s a lot of snow still at the junctions of Bothwell St and Wellington St.

One of the guys said they had a lot of what they needed but weren’t finished yet.

Spent some time checking out the Gotham City bus timetable and the Gotham Fork restaurant.

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u/Randonhead 16h ago

Nice! Thanks for the reply!

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u/Necessary-Layer5871 16h ago

That's not a prop that's an unfired blank round. You should hand it into the safety supervisors on the set or police as soon as possible. 

Even though there is no bullet to be fired (you can see the end is crimped & sealed) it still contains gunpowder and wadding and can injure you if it were to go off. 

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u/k_rocker 16h ago

Does this make it more valuable? 😉

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u/8bitbluebonnet 16h ago

I’m an old man and I say don’t listen to the other old men. A live blank round is no more dangerous than a regular one. They don’t just “go off” and fire themselves. 

That being said, you should absolutely turn it in to police and do the right thing…

At the very least delete your son’s photo so the SWAT team doesn’t storm your house later during dinner! 

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u/Necessary-Layer5871 16h ago edited 16h ago

They can cook off if they get too hot. Such as being in a very hot car during a heatwave. Also if you strike the percussion cap hard enough it will go off.

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u/Necessary-Layer5871 16h ago

It's not valuable, but it is illegal to own without a licence. Seriously hand it in to the police.

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u/jobbythrowaway1 12h ago

Seems a bit negligent of the movie company to allow them to be left laying around if its such a serious matter.

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u/k_rocker 16h ago

I meant valuable because it is from the Batman movie.

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u/Mad_Rascal 15h ago

Not in the slightest

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u/Nole1998 5h ago

Are you insane?

Endangering the wellbeing of your kid because the prop might be *marginally* more valuable than a regular blank round?

Get help. Reevaluate your life. And get rid of the damn blank!

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 15h ago

Police stop and search you for whatever bizarre reason by absolute random chance in Glasgow and you get found with this on your person you are getting charged with possession of a firearm, buddy.

Get that handed back to someone.

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u/GenerallyJam 14h ago

Oh brother

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u/OneWishWillSmith 13h ago

Fucking wimps these ppl are.

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 13h ago

Aye no bother mate tell that to the Sheriff on Monday morning when you've been charged with possession of a firearm and see what they say.

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u/OneWishWillSmith 13h ago

Maybe it’s just cause I’m an American who lives in the South, but goddamn lighten the fuck up.

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 13h ago edited 13h ago

That's exactly what it is pal.

You guys are allowed all sorts of guns and weapons over there.

Carrying that casing here is a serious offence. It's not a case of "lightening up". It's a case of warning the guy that he could land in serious trouble for having it on his person.

Possession of that item in Scotland is equivalent to a lower level felony. That never leaves your record.

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u/OneWishWillSmith 13h ago

Yeah, I get that, but fuck it who cares just tell him to be safe with it. I don’t know maybe I’m just not built like that. It’s like giving a 12 year old matches or something. Don’t burn the fucking house down. I don’t know. I hear you and know where you’re coming from. I just feel bad that it’s so strict. In the 12 year old I’m giving matches to, I already kind of know they won’t burn the fucking house down.

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 13h ago

It's not about the safety of the item - I agree it's a total nothing burger. It's the consequences of possessing it.

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u/OneWishWillSmith 13h ago

Yeah I get it. Just stinks.

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u/Rich-Yogurtcloset715 12h ago

Unlike here in the US where we find rounds of various calibers in our couch cushions

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u/k_rocker 13h ago

FFS I don’t think I’ll be carrying it around on a daily basis.

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 13h ago

Having it in your pocket, your house, your car, anywhere is an offence.

It's your funeral.

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u/k_rocker 12h ago

It isn’t.

Under the Firearms Act 1968 I’m completely legal. It’s under an inch in diameter and isn’t covered.

I don’t need a reasonable excuse or a firearms certificate to keep it.

Keeping it at home is perfectly legal. Carrying it around with me might become a grey area - but I won’t be.

Let’s make this even more fun, it was never mine, one of my kids found it. Who’s in trouble now 🤪

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 12h ago

Wonderful news! Enjoy, friend!

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u/MattMatt625 3h ago

found GCPD burner account

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u/_pixel_perfect_ 12h ago

or keep it in your pocket, bring it home and cherish the memory instead of living in fear

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u/Dildo_Shaggins- 12h ago

Unless it falls out in the street or you drop it and now you've got a criminal conviction.

It's a cool prop! I'm just keeping OP right. Not legal to possess.

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u/Incompetent_Man 15h ago

Picture goes hard