Strange to use the expression "crosshairs" (spoilers)
George Pemberton: "We were set up on the same line and a bear had come inbetween us and by the time it had crossed through he was in my crosshairs"
His gun didn't have a telescopic sight with 'crosshairs', just regular iron sights. Would 'crosshairs' have been a common expression then? It seems out of place to me.
Not that this is the biggest problem with this movie, but I thought it was an example of how lazily written the whole thing is. share