Watched Samuel Jackson and Carrie Moss in "Unthinkable' last night. Interesting exploration of the Trolley Problem, Utilitarianism, Consequentialism and moral obligation in the context of terrorism and nuclear bombs.
I can see why it went directly to video given the subject matter and the ending.
#movie
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