You probably thought it obvious Julianne Moore was the villain and posted about it thinking you're too smart, right? Must have felt pretty stupid after you saw it. LOL. It aint the 80s anymore, writers are getting smarter.
shareI knew who the "villain" was the second he appeared on screen... didn't get his accomplice until during the film when he sent the picture/virus msg though
and I'm not saying this to sound like a know-it-all douche... just the tone was extremely obvious in that opening scene when he asked for a light
so if you're trying to argue that it was smartly deceiving, then I politely have to disagree... from my point of view anyways
all that being said... I do kinda have a habit of picking up on villians in the openings of films/tv shows... so I'm used to watching them knowing who the bad guy is... and I actually found this quite a watchable film nonetheless
I bet you didn't just accuse 1 person throughout the entire movie so don't say you figured it out.
Also the movie was entertaining but he script was poorly written so that any one of them could have been the hijacker.
I didn't know who it was right away; but when he was asked the description of the guy who was supposed to pay him the $100 to play a prank, he said it was a white guy with brown hair, 30-35. Then he picked out another guy with glasses, and I thought to myself, other than the European accent, the guy is describing himself... that's when I knew.
shareYep, that guy talking to him when movie starts, gave him away.
Anyway, I thought I might be J.Moore also.
Thats cool but some were saying it was obvious from just seeing the trailer before the film opened.
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