The neck injections
What was in the syringe gun, was it deadly or did it just knock them out?
shareI suppose a tranquilizer, otherwise they would use the guns
shareThanks for your reply.
Why would they care if they killed someone? They killed everyone else.
Honey Badger don't give a 5hit.
Why would they care if they killed someone?
Simon is either massively hypocritical, or the film's writer was smoking something.
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I mean, on the subject of (not) blowing up the school his reply was "I'm a soldier, not a monster". Indicating he had no intention of killing anyone.
Yet he blew up a department store in the morning with people on the street.
Also, blowing up the train. OK the film confirms no one was seriously hurt...but there was no way Simon could guarantee that fact...especially as McClane was never meant to make it there on time...as McClane himself brings up in the film.
And so, God came forth and proclaimed widescreen is the best.
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My thoughts are that since they were a bank and wanted to get in quickly and no fuss, Simon used tranqs otherwise bullets would have used that nasty habit of spurting blood everywhere. All that mess when they are trying to be covert.
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Captain America: Winter Solider
Batman Begins
Iron Man
Blade
The monster line was to convey that he wouldn't blow up a building full of children, not that he wouldn't kill innocent people. The gun thing was mostly likely to keep from drawing unnecessary attention to their operation.
shareI disagree. It is one thing to kill adults. It is entirely different to kill children. That's not hypocritical - that's just not being a monster, like he said.
I want the doctor to take your picture so I can look at you from inside as well.