i was talking about the robbers lol. clearly intended to show their amateur status in contrast to our main guy but still. no stakeout/knowledge of the the target and identifying features so easily exposed? cam on
Three main moments of interest for me throughout the film. First, the begining montage of his life showing the monotony and repetitiveness of suburban life. Obviously not a new concept but I really enjoyed the editing here and the way it was cut.
Second, the beginning part of the bus fight where they're trading blows and there's no music. Really helped to underscore the brutality and the idea that the guy was (obviously not completely but closer to) a "nobody." But then the second part of the fight the music comes back on and he just beats the shit out of all of them. And eh...it was still all right but I just liked that first part a lot more. And as the movie goes on I kind of got numb to the action scenes when they started feeling a lot more familiar.
Third: dad in retirement home pulling out the SHOTGUN gave me a genuine feeling of excitement and happiness. The final fight? it was ok.
Also, surely major criminal organizations do not keep a majority(?) of their assets in cash. Or all together at one location like that right?