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I just saw this movie last night and there was something that bothered me about it right off the bat. For those of you who saw it, did you find it a bit unrealistic that the human traffickers would use the same airport over and over, and the same person nonetheless? Sure, they had some deal with the French police, however any international agency monitoring disappearances within their country would surly note "X" amount of people disappeared from said airport within the last few weeks and do an investigation, which of course might lead back to the crooked police in the first place - so the whole deal itself makes little sense. I think real human traffickers would use different air ports and buss/train stations constantly, never the same place twice in a given month for the obvious reasons, and would be always changing their contact man. I don't know, I just found that part of the move to be totally unrealistic, which would have dragged down the rest of the movie for me had I not already checked my brain at the door. I understand however that it was needed to move the plot forward else the rogue CIA agent would not have been able to progress in the story.
Thoughts?
***DON'T LOOK ANY FURTHER***
I just saw this movie last night and there was something that bothered me about it right off the bat. For those of you who saw it, did you find it a bit unrealistic that the human traffickers would use the same airport over and over, and the same person nonetheless? Sure, they had some deal with the French police, however any international agency monitoring disappearances within their country would surly note "X" amount of people disappeared from said airport within the last few weeks and do an investigation, which of course might lead back to the crooked police in the first place - so the whole deal itself makes little sense. I think real human traffickers would use different air ports and buss/train stations constantly, never the same place twice in a given month for the obvious reasons, and would be always changing their contact man. I don't know, I just found that part of the move to be totally unrealistic, which would have dragged down the rest of the movie for me had I not already checked my brain at the door. I understand however that it was needed to move the plot forward else the rogue CIA agent would not have been able to progress in the story.
Thoughts?
"The true value of a human being is determined primarily by the measure and the sense in which he has attained liberation from the self." -Albert Einsetin