gt1750
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My reason for a 7 (I had originally put an 8) is not because of those 2 issues (I just found them funny), rather because:
There is no bad consequences to his memory issues or any of his actions really.
He mistakenly remember the eyes of a killer, but the error had no consequences, the guy is still a bad guy and can be killed without any moral dilemma.
Blow Up the side of a mountain to escape, burying a cop with you? No problema, revive her, you are still an all American hero till the end.
Well that's the thing I liked here, he's not really potrayed as a spotless hero (even said cop mentions that despite shaving her it was him who got her in the landslide in the first place and hates him for that), and he's still very much a wanted man till the end because he killed so many people along the way (think of all the poor Talos guys that were just doing their job). Tony the agent just gets his motivation and lets him go away from the island.
Also his episodes sometimes do have consequences like saying things to his family while accidentally talking to the radio, thus leading the cops closer to him.
However, what I considered a major plot hole was how the hell does get anyone past the security checks in a military building with an explosive belt.. Are there no checks in place?
Also his episodes sometimes do have consequences like saying things to his family while accidentally talking to the radio, thus leading the cops closer to him.
However, what I considered a major plot hole was how the hell does get anyone past the security checks in a military building with an explosive belt.. Are there no checks in place?