1. Who killed the train driver? It can be seen that the black killer was beaten by the male protagonist to get off the train before the penultimate station, and then the train stopped at the station, and then continued to drive, indicating that there was a train driver at this time, and there was no abnormality in the cab. The driver died and the brakes broke, who did these things?
2. Who notified the police? If Murphy didn't notify the police, who notified the FBI agent to go to the hero's house for protection? Moreover, in the end, the detective told the male protagonist that his family was safe, indicating that he had long known that the male protagonist was involved in the incident. The witness shouted to the detective "He protected me", indicating that it was not what the witness said. Who would that be?
3. The kidnappers were arrested. It can be seen from the call camera that the kidnappers had already controlled the male protagonist's family, and they were outside the house and in the car. Later, the kidnappers were arrested again, so either the kidnappers tied them back to the house, or Looking at them from the side of the car, no matter who it is, this kidnapper is too stupid! Why not take it to the secret base?
4. Murphy's self-destruction If the sheriff is not of the same power as Murphy, then there are many witnesses to Murphy's self-destruction in the car, not to mention that the male protagonist thinks he is a criminal based on two remarks, and he faces the male protagonist. The sudden questioning has no reaction to questioning at all, just admit it? Or a ten-year-old policeman? What was Murphy thinking when he blew himself up? He must have read the script and knew that he would die here. Speaking of which, is this really the case, the male protagonist believes that his friend of more than ten years is a criminal based on two recited words? Guess what, he really is a criminal, too far-fetched! Why is he still obsessed with finding real witnesses after he blew himself up, instead of killing them all?
There is also a small question, which force did the deceased detective represent? It is estimated that the screenwriter is not clear, this guy just came out to stir things up, making the audience think that this matter is serious and the water is deep.
This movie is because the screenwriters are not skilled enough to really enter the story they wrote. The characters written seem to be from the perspective of God, and they have long known the development of the plot. Spicy chicken movie.
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