At the 1 hour mark, 4 agents try and kill the chemist girl and then proceed to fight Aaron Cross. Does the first guy that dies get killed by getting hit in the face by a table? I mean, realistically that could happen. But since when are they that realistic?
Maybe I'm wrong and I didn't see him get shot or something. Sorry if this is the case.
I am pretty sure he dies from the table being slammed into his face. I mean that was a pretty vicious blow he took. There was also no indication he got shot by Marta. SO I am guesssing that the table took Larry out,
shareAgreed, it is a vicious blow to the head.
shareYea, I thought it was curious as well. The only thing that I can think of is that the blow of the table (or the resulting whipping of his head into the counter/stove/whatever it was) either severely damaged or severed his spinal cord or maybe he had internal hemorrhaging in his brain from one or both of the resulting high-impact blows. You are right; it was a rather vicious and highly kinetic blow right to the nose area iirc.
Either way, I wasn't terribly upset to see that scumbag get his even if it was a rather ugly way to go.
Definitely not the most badass way to go out in an action movie.
'So, how did your character die?'
'Took a table to the face.'
Trolls Need Not Reply.
@Bri821 It happens very fast so I can't say for sure, but I think it's possible that the table hit him in the neck and therefore crushed his windpipe.
shareYep, death by table.
I don't blame the table, because tables don't kill people, people (with tables) kill people.
Police statistics show that every murderer this century has a table, or has had recent access to a table. But there are no concrete proposals for control (on the table).
"It's better to have a table and not need it than to need a table and not have one" (I think that's Charlton Heston).
"America has a table problem" (I think that's president Obama).
The NTA is a powerful lobby group, opposed to restrictions on table ownership and background checks for buyers... something about the Constitution.
I already have a table, and I'm thinking seriously about buying another one... but where are the support groups?
Brilliant!
Who says violence is not the answer?
My friend has a collection of more than 200 tables. When I ask him why he needs so many he just shrugs his shoulders and says nothing. It isn't healthy. He also subscribes to the magazine Tables and Tablecloths.
shareI Vote for NO MORE table killings in movies and possibly not show a table ever again.
share