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Why...?

posted 9 years ago by freemanpatrick7
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Why do the bounty hunters torch the hummer in favor of a POS bronco?
Why is she sick to death one minute, yet kicking ass the next?
Why only slash one tire?
Why is she not well enough to drive the truck straight but can walk?
Why is a security guard watching an empty burned out building?
Why is the power and water turned on in an empty burned out building?
Why does Wade feel the need to tell his crew that "this one is slippery"? Don't they know this by now?
Why did wade act like he was hopeless just because he got shot in the leg?
Why did it have such a stupid ending?

"Whatever happened to Fay Wray?"

[–] chewie86 9 years ago

Everything you asked about her was down to the fact she was a vampire, any time she was weak was because she was in day light, they were tracking her from the start, the guard was sent there because that would be the perfect cover

[–] freemanpatrick7 9 years ago

Her being a vampire doesn't explain most of it.

OK, she can'r daylight - that's why she was sick. So why was she kicking ass the next minute.

Her being a vampire doesn't explain why she would only slash one tire, if she wanted to stop them from following her why not slash two tire. Even a child knows that most vehicles carry a spare. But very few carry two spares.

Her being a vampire doesn't explain Why is she not well enough to drive the truck straight but can walk? Inside the truck she's shielded, to some extent, from the sunlight. And driving requires much less effort than walking.

the guard was sent there because that would be the perfect cover

Not true. He was working for his cousin who owned the building. It had nothing to do with the bounty hunters. They didn't know ahead of time that she'd go there.

"Whatever happened to Fay Wray?"

[–] Devans00 9 years ago

I had lots of questions about Rose. Like why was she so obnoxious until the end? How could she switch from guy to guy so easily? What did Mae see in her to like her?

No two persons ever watch the same movie.

[–] freemanpatrick7 9 years ago

Rose was like that because that's what bad screenwriters do when they have no other ideas. They try to create some totally implausible sexual tension, preferably with lots of female nudity and, whenever possible, lesbianism. After all, who is their main target audience? Teenage boys.

"Whatever happened to Fay Wray?"