Yeah, but the thing is they still had to remove Archer's face from Castor's body before the tissue completely spoils and the lack of blood flow begins to deteriorate the face, otherwise the body is going to reject it if the tissue is not reattached immediately (going by real life scenarios), or the face is not preserved in that liquid container we saw earlier in the film. Taking it to the morgue and putting it into a freezer for a few days is not going to preserve the face, it won't be salvageable after that. Even if they didn't put Castor in the freezer, it would still be pointless to take him to the morgue/coroner since they have to retrieve the face as fast as possible for the surgery/or preservation until surgery..... that's what I'm getting at. As for Castor being propped up in the ambulance, not sure what that was all about.... who knows.
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Lord Rake (4454)
6 months ago
There is nothing that says he is dead in the film. No one references it, he was harpooned and showed with a bandage on that wound in the ambulance while laying with pillows under his head. I think they were showing he was still alive so the surgery was possible. They are planning a sequel with Cage so obviously they dont think he died either, still no clue why people think he died when they survived crazier shit in the film, actually his first defeat by archer was pretty wild in the hanger.
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GetWokeGoBroke (753)
6 months ago
If he is, cool. I was just pointing some things out, with a harpoon injury like that it seems unlikely and very severe but who knows. Although they could go the cheap route and say it's some lost or unknown twin brother crap, but I hope they don't do that, and we get the actual Castor Troy. Is John Woo going to direct the sequel? It seems he's making movies again in the states.
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