A small silver-colored pistol beside a yellow cap and one upright brass cartridge on a mint-green background.

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Phillip Vandamm

That wasn’t very sporting, using real bullets.

— North by Northwest  ·  1959

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What it means

Our interpretation.

This is a dry, sarcastic complaint about breaking the rules of a game. The speaker treats a deadly act as if it were a lapse in etiquette, which is funny because 'sporting' belongs to friendly contests, not to real danger.

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