10 things I learned from this movie
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spookyrat1 — 11 years ago(July 12, 2014 08:19 PM)
Thats smart.
I'm not sure whether they all are red, though I take your point about the flagging of valuables to prospective thieves. I can't comment on the numbers of mugged bank customers, though my best guess would be the figure is extremely low, otherwise I'm sure you'd hear about it.
I guess the main point that has been clarified by a number of posters familiar with the Swiss banking system, is that they do apparently give out bags to safe deposit customers where required. -
One_who_knocks — 11 years ago(July 22, 2014 03:09 AM)
- or whatever number; When you're going to "shut it down", meaning your clandestine operation, all you have to do is turn off the computer monitors.
I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass and I'm all out of bubblegum.
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yonhope — 10 years ago(April 14, 2015 09:52 PM)
If you are a bad guy who is a spy you will try to hide in a frozen corn field (Don't say it isn't corn. This is not about vegetables.) Even though there are trees nearby which could make it hard to find you. You could even hide in the barn. Also bad guy spies kill dogs silently. I am sure from his intent gaze he hypnotized the dog to death.
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kibattey — 10 years ago(December 28, 2015 05:43 PM)
So when you're finished ranting about how smart this film is, can you honestly refute any of my original thread aside from the Greece part? Of course not, it's absurd film. But it is entertaining. It's just that the writing is weak.
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Lucy9596 — 10 years ago(July 08, 2015 04:23 AM)
This is the way how it will be done at the hairdresser. At least in my area.
Can.You.Hear.Me?
Hell yes!
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Chuckles_OToole_PBnJ — 9 years ago(December 23, 2016 02:44 AM)
- Expensive highly-trained black ops government assassins attack high priority targets by crashing through picture windows via rappelling gear in broad daylight with fully automatic assault weapons whilst spraying bullets wildly and ineffectively in every which direction completely missing the target with an entire magazine after which they engage in lengthy but ultimately futile martial arts combat melees and then upon being defeated fling themselves out the nearest window, instead of simply ringing the bell posing as a next-door neighbor or building inspector and quietly taking care of things with a noise-suppressed handgun.
Seriously, these modern spy novelists need to re-watch "Day Of The Jackal (1973)," now there's an assassin for you. Granted, dude ultimately failed at his mission due to counter-intelligence, but he killed several collateral targets without so much as a single peep, perfectly silently and with zero blood or bodily fluids. It was one of the most interesting things about that film. You can't beat it for realism. A real professional assassin isn't going to make a lot of noise or a huge mess.
"No no no- don't tug on that you never know what it might be attached to."
- Expensive highly-trained black ops government assassins attack high priority targets by crashing through picture windows via rappelling gear in broad daylight with fully automatic assault weapons whilst spraying bullets wildly and ineffectively in every which direction completely missing the target with an entire magazine after which they engage in lengthy but ultimately futile martial arts combat melees and then upon being defeated fling themselves out the nearest window, instead of simply ringing the bell posing as a next-door neighbor or building inspector and quietly taking care of things with a noise-suppressed handgun.
