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IAM4UK-2 — 10 years ago(September 20, 2015 08:15 PM)

There are some great scenes in this movie, but the plot relies on the killer knowing too much, improbable timing, and some silly inaction. One example: when Peter rescues Liz on the train, he sprays Bobbi with some sodium mixture that causes "temporary blindness." Bobbi stands and stumbles around momentarily, while Liz and Peter just watch and wait for her to exit the train and depart the scene. Wouldn't Peter have tackled Bobbi at that point? Of course. Captured. Case closed.

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No, It was Bobbi. But than Bobbi still had the razor.
Its mentioned later that the undercover female cop that was trailing lost the trail at Columbus Circle.

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Yes, but if I remember correctly, that wasn't Bobbi, that was an undercover cop trailing Liz. Still, it's not like Liz and Peter knew that, so they might've tried to subdue the would-be assailant.

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