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***[[spoiler: Even before that, we see that Michael was preparing to chloroform Casey before he was interrupted by the limo driver. After the driver went to his car, he could see Michael messing around in the trunk, presumably knocking Casey out.]]
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* PlotSensitiveItems: When [[spoiler: Jordan]] arrives at the place where [[spoiler: Casey]] is being held, her phone appears to have no service. However, when the former rescues the latter at that very spot, she attempts to call 9-1-1, as if she now has cellular service. Additionally, the former drops her phone into an underground murder lair. Cell phones don't work well underground.
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*** It wasn't the area that was the problem. [[spoiler: The problem was that she dropped her phone into an underground murder lair. Cell phones don't work well underground. She's in the middle of phoning 911 when she fumbles the phone in the first place.]]
** When Jordan [[spoiler: arrives at the place where Casey is being held, her phone appears to have no service. However, when she rescues Casey at that very spot, she attempts to call 9-1-1, as if she now has cellular service.]]
*** It wasn't the area that was the problem. [[spoiler: The problem was that she dropped her phone into an underground murder lair. Cell phones don't work well underground. She's in the middle of phoning 911 when she fumbles the phone in the first place.]]
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*** It wasn'tservice. Additionally, the area that was the problem. [[spoiler: The problem was that she dropped former drops her phone into an underground murder lair. Cell phones don't work well underground. She's in the middle of phoning 911 when she fumbles the phone in the first place.]]underground.
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* TheEndingChangesEverything: [[spoiler: We cheer Jordan's efforts to save Casey throughout the entire runtime and the CatharsisFactor is through the roof when Casey is finally brought to safety. But then right as Jordan is about to dial 911, Casey suddenly gets the idea to leave Foster to rot in his hidden bunker and lie to the cops claiming she escaped while Foster just "disappeared" and Jordan, a law enforcement official decides to actually go with it. We get that ItsPersonal for Jordan and we're not undermining that Foster's a monstrous POS who had it coming, but as pointed out in Designated Hero above, this is a highly questionable and, frankly, immoral way to subdue him, and casts both Jordan and Casey in a really bad light.]]
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* TheEndingChangesEverything: [[spoiler: We cheer Jordan's efforts to save Casey throughout the entire runtime and the CatharsisFactor is through the roof when Casey is finally brought to safety. But then right as Jordan is about to dial 911, Casey suddenly gets the idea to leave Foster to rot in his hidden bunker and lie to the cops claiming she escaped while Foster just "disappeared" and Jordan, a law enforcement official official, decides to actually go with it. We get that ItsPersonal for Jordan and we're not undermining that Foster's a monstrous POS who had it coming, but as pointed out in Designated Hero above, this is a highly questionable and, frankly, immoral way to subdue him, and casts both Jordan and Casey in a really bad light.]]
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* TheEndingChangesEverything: [[spoiler: We cheer Jordan's efforts to save Casey throughout the entire runtime and the CatharsisFactor is through the roof when Casey is finally brought to safety. But then right as Jordan is about to dial 911, Casey suddenly gets the idea to leave Foster to rot in his hidden bunker and lie to the cops claiming she escaped while Foster just "disappeared". We're not undermining that he's a monstrous POS who had it coming, but as pointed out in Designated Hero above, this is a highly questionable and immoral way to deal with this and casts both Jordan and Casey in a new light.]]
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* TheEndingChangesEverything: [[spoiler: We cheer Jordan's efforts to save Casey throughout the entire runtime and the CatharsisFactor is through the roof when Casey is finally brought to safety. But then right as Jordan is about to dial 911, Casey suddenly gets the idea to leave Foster to rot in his hidden bunker and lie to the cops claiming she escaped while Foster just "disappeared". We're "disappeared" and Jordan, a law enforcement official decides to actually go with it. We get that ItsPersonal for Jordan and we're not undermining that he's Foster's a monstrous POS who had it coming, but as pointed out in Designated Hero above, this is a highly questionable and and, frankly, immoral way to deal with this subdue him, and casts both Jordan and Casey in a new really bad light.]]
