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Post by DC-Fan on Feb 19, 2018 4:30:43 GMT
1. How does a Wakandan woman walk into a casino with a spear and stab several people and not get shot by security guards? It's a casino so there should've been plenty of heavily-armed security guards.
2, If Killmonger wanted to use Klaue's dead body as his ticket into Wakanda and to gain an ally on the Wakandan council, then why didn't Killmonger just kill Klaue after they got out of the museum? Why wait for Klaue to go all the way to Korea to sell the weapons and get arrested and have to break Klaue out of a holding cell before killing Klaue? Made no sense at all.
3. Why the fuck were a CIA agent (basically an American spy) and a Wakandan even questioning Klaue when Klaue was arrested in Korea?
4. And after the CIA agent was shot, why the fuck would the Korean government even allow T'Challa to take the CIA agent to Wakanda? The CIA agent is basically an American spy. The Korean government would want to know what he was spying on in Korea and what secrets he had obtained and would never give up custody of a foreign spy to Wakanda or any other foreign government before they had a chance to question him. Yeah, he was shot and dying but so what? He's basically an American spy possibly spying on Korea so why the fuck should the Korean government care if he lives or dies. Its not like the Korean government would be afraid of reprisal from the US government since the US government would disavow any knowledge of him being a spy. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 19, 2018 8:04:31 GMT
Why is Black Panther such a good film?
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Post by Grabthar's Hammer on Feb 19, 2018 8:42:16 GMT
1. How does a Wakandan woman walk into a casino with a spear and stab several people and not get shot by security guards? It's a casino so there should've been plenty of heavily-armed security guards.
2, If Killmonger wanted to use Klaue's dead body as his ticket into Wakanda and to gain an ally on the Wakandan council, then why didn't Killmonger just kill Klaue after they got out of the museum? Why wait for Klaue to go all the way to Korea to sell the weapons and get arrested and have to break Klaue out of a holding cell before killing Klaue? Made no sense at all.
3. Why the fuck were a CIA agent (basically an American spy) and a Wakandan even questioning Klaue when Klaue was arrested in Korea?
4. And after the CIA agent was shot, why the fuck would the Korean government even allow T'Challa to take the CIA agent to Wakanda? The CIA agent is basically an American spy. The Korean government would want to know what he was spying on in Korea and what secrets he had obtained and would never give up custody of a foreign spy to Wakanda or any other foreign government before they had a chance to question him. Yeah, he was shot and dying but so what? He's basically an American spy possibly spying on Korea so why the fuck should the Korean government care if he lives or dies. Its not like the Korean government would be afraid of reprisal from the US government since the US government would disavow any knowledge of him being a spy. 1. Interesting. I'll have to watch that scene again. I guess on my first viewing in theaters it was too cool to really notice that kind of stuff. 2. My guess is that he needed his resources. Again, need to have a second viewing, but it's an interesting point that I'll hope to find a efficient answer to. 3. I think most clandestine operations from numerous countries run afoul of international laws. It's a sad state of affairs, but I don't think it's an unlikely occurrence. 4. Maybe I'm confused having only seen it one time. Sometimes the first viewing is biased because it feels big, grand, and new so you don't see the flaws. Were the Korean government involved with the whole operation? I don't remember them being so I thought it was kind of obvious it was a secret operation which often happens in foreign countries. I might be mistaken about what was going on in that sequence though. |
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Post by charzhino on Feb 19, 2018 10:29:20 GMT
Where was Captain America
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Post by sostie on Feb 19, 2018 10:59:24 GMT
1. How does a Wakandan woman walk into a casino with a spear and stab several people and not get shot by security guards? It's a casino so there should've been plenty of heavily-armed security guards.
Well firstly, if you hadn't watched this on a crappy online version you may have noticed that the spear was retractable and was initially big enough to fit in the palm of her hand. Secondly not every casino in the world has "heavily-armed security guards". The security in such places is usually reflected by the gun laws in that country...and South Korea has very strict gun laws. Ross describes Kilmonger as "one of their's". Ever thought that Killmonger was working for the CIA - infiltrating Klaue's gang to obtain the vibranium the CIA was after...the CIA didn't want Klaue they wanted the vibranium. If he killed Klaue before the deal he'd have the CIA after him as well. Killmonger also had his own agenda, and perhaps it wasn't a great idea to kill Klaue if he hadn't yet told him how to get to Wakanda - you have no idea whether he had yet or not. Perhaps he intended to kill him after the deal, but the Wakandian's interupting the deal and getting Klaue captured meant things changed. He had to rescue Klaue otherwise he would have been taken back to Wakanda by Black Panther. Because of course covert agencies NEVER commit anything illegal in other countries. And how do you know it is without or with the Korean's knowledge? Watching Bond films must be a bureaucratic nightmare for you Again, how do you know what the Korean's do and do not know? Seriously, you are totally obsessed with breaches of protocol, breaking of rules etc in MCU movies (though you happily ignore them in DCEU). Do you want films to have large chunks of their time taken up with form filling, making applications and seeking permissions for actions? What did you want? Ross waving a piece of paper before he interview's Klaue saying "by the way, the Korean government are aware of this interview". I guess you won't be happy unless there are scenes like Tony Stark being on the phone before a battle - "Mr President...permission for Hulk to smash. Thank you.....Mr Mayor, permission for Hulk to smash. Thank you.....Yes the forms have been submitted in triplicate...can you also please provide me with a pass so I can park the Quinjet in it's allotted space". Now there are some answers...you don't deserve them, basically because the best explanation you have come up with for a "plot hole" is a fucking Magic Boat. |
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