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Originally Posted by Tinordi
I don't like when the logical gaps are too wide. It's distracting from the story and really tests the 'suspension of disbelief.' In this episode I'm talking about the cop's plan to just march into the gang compound guns blazing to rescue his friend.
His big plan to go save the Korean guy was to just walk in packing heat with three guys against a compound of over 20 guys with guns. Nobody would do that. The fact that it ends up working out does not distract from the fact that that is really bad writing. How was he to know that these guys were actually harmless? He basically signed himself and his buddies to a suicide mission when he has a wife and child waiting back at the camp struggling to survive in a hostile world.
Doesnt. Make. Sense. Really drags down my impression of the show.
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No kidding, i figured he was going to whip out the grenade and use that as his way of peace keeping (like dark knight joker scene)
The last two episodes are critical in keeping viewers watching.