Picking Nits
Missed bullets; Bogotá climate; unclear agencies; urinating stance; undiscovered marriage; meal deliveries; low bounties; secret weapons installations
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- The couple avoids every bullet despite scores of attackers in the final store battle.
- The hot, tropical-looking Bogotá hotel conflicts with the city’s altitude and climate.
- Brief remnants of the deleted bosses’ storyline leave the agencies, assignments, and moral stakes underexplained.
- Jane identifying John from his urinating stance is questioned, with the leg kick offered as the identifying detail.
- The agencies discovering the marriage only after six years strains belief; deep cover is suggested but questioned given the couple’s ordinary social life.
- The I-Team’s nightly meal deliveries supposedly never crossed paths with John coming home at seven.
- The $400,000 bounty per person seems low relative to the destruction and the couple’s expensive lifestyle.
- Both spouses secretly building separate weapons storage into the house seems implausible, though it works as a metaphor for marital noncommunication.