I interpret that as being the kind of fate, or luck, that Lou has, somehow always narrowly escaping harm or capture. But then you have to wonder if it will ever run out?
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They related to each other eye-to-eye. It's a psycho sense.
I felt bad for his poor partner. One thing I would've liked to see is more of his partner's scenes as well but that would've created even more sympathy for him during that one scene.
Because Rick was standing between the guy and getting away. There was no need to shoot our hero because he wasn't interfering with the guy's escape. That's a bullet he may need later.
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> Both of them were unarmed and filmed him, Rick was just standing a bit closer, but was definately not blocking the way.
He kind of was. Lou carefully peeked into the SUV and saw that the guy was alive. He told Rick the guy was dead and Rick went in for the close-up shot, blocking the guy's whole field of view. In his daze, the guy felt that Rick was blocking his escape.
Or, it could have been that the guy simply didn't know who the person was that just jumped out in front of him and he shot it in case it was a cop. When he exited the vehicle, he realized that the videographers were no serious threat and didn't shoot Lou. Instead, he ran.
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The driver was most likely dazzled by the light on Rick's camera, add that to the likely concussion he was suffering and he probably thought it was a cop's flashlight peeking in.
Probably because the criminal was admiring the guts of Lou. I went to a really bad school and some huge gangbangers thugs would staRe me down and when they saw I wasn't scared at all even when they had a gun they gave me the same glance the shooter did and walked away.