A future Sonny and Isabella reunion is imagined, with a return within a year or a birthday visit suggested.
Interagency task forces are viewed as predictably unsuccessful in movies.
The final shootout seems as though it should kill more good guys; none die, despite earlier destructive bullets.
Leaving Trudy in the safe house may have nearly killed her and could cause a later breakup.
A ten-episode, $200 million Netflix series by Michael Mann is proposed to bridge television and film, although Sicario and Narcos occupy similar ground.
A reportedly planned conventional NBC version disappoints the speakers.
Mann returning with a Blackhat series instead is a joke.
Stephen Baldwin reportedly declined because the script resembled Die Hard; the decision is mocked.
Jeff Bridges and Johnny Depp reportedly passed; Depp is considered capable of playing the part.
An earlier, more comic-relief version of Annie was reportedly written with Ellen DeGeneres in mind.
Halle Berry reportedly declined the rewritten Annie role; she is considered a promising alternative.
Bullock is preferred because her charm develops over the film instead of relying on immediate glamour.
Berry reportedly thought the role would have reduced her to a black bus driver; the discussion both detects bitterness and concedes she might have been right.
Could Jack shoot the tires before the bus reaches fifty?
The counterargument is that Hopper could detonate remotely and watch on camera; the reply distinguishes the unarmed speed-trigger phase.
Answering a payphone after the explosion is questioned, along with how the caller knows Jack will be there; a video-game side-mission analogy defends answering.
Stabbing the fuel tank to hang onto the bus is questioned, and the missing consequences of the lingering gasoline smell are mocked.
Stopping for Annie after departing is questioned, then defended through a bus-driver father’s habit of waiting for regulars and bringing tacos.
The blast that kills Helen seems likely to destroy a tire and cause an accident.
The airport tire spikes appear to damage a tire, yet the bus continues without consequences.
An unnamed participant describes accidentally driving over Staples Center tire spikes without tire damage, challenging the assumption that spikes always work.
Hopper’s repeated Wildcat clue is interpreted as deliberate taunting rather than a slip.
A 1994 onboard camera is questioned, then defended through recollections of early school-bus cameras; an uninterrupted feed still seems implausible.
Entering a bomber’s home without anticipating explosives is criticized, while Daniels’s death expression is admired and compared to Dumb and Dumber.
The bus could not survive the landing even if it somehow completed the jump.
Annie’s ability to drive the bus is questioned; replies suggest parking is the hard part and much of the task is going straight.
