Why did he stay behind? Bane already called CIA's bluff. The flight plan listed sll of them not just one of them
Why did he stay behind? Bane already called CIA's bluff. The flight plan listed sll of them not just one of them
Wyatt Adams
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Brayden Ortiz
Bane wanted to make it abundantly clear that he is in charge.
Chase Young
He knew too much
Levi Young
Banes plan was to die too with the bomb
Jason Allen
He just likes to fuck around with his hired guns.
Nolan Reed
>They expect one of us in the wreckage
Levi Scott
>"In a World of Human Wreckage" starts playing
Nathan Taylor
>"The flight plan I just filed with the agency lists: me, my men, Dr. Pavel here, but only ONE of you!"
One of them had to die because CIA told everyone there was only one on board.
Lucas Sanders
But that's what OP is saying--if CIA was telling the truth, then he should have had no qualms about actually shooting the man and throwing him out of the plane. The fact that he didn't means that he wanted all of them alive (likely for future interrogation), and would NOT have only listed one of them in his flight plan. Bane called him out on this, and saw with his own eyes that CIA was bluffing when his hood was removed.
So with all that said, it makes no sense for him to have suddenly changed his mind and left Brother behind, since it wouldn't have mattered either way. Guess we'll never know what was going through Bane's mind in that moment.
Luke Reyes
CIA was bluffing hence why he never actually shot anybody nor threw them out of the plane
Grayson Bennett
Bravo, Nolan.
Kevin Roberts
You have to watch it backwards to understand.
Nolan Gomez
wtf is his problem?
Jayden Peterson
5 years later and I'm still discovering new things about this movie. Truly a masterpiece.
Ryder Ortiz
Nolan is a true genius
Josiah Cooper
actually no, the Wreckage Brother was the name of the plane.
James Gray
>they expect Juan Ovus in the wreckage
Cooper Torres
no the line is
>"The flight plan I just filed with the agency lists: me, my men, Dr. Pavel here, but only Juan of you!"
CIA just really had a grudge against Juan (it's a metaphor for how the CIA co-opted the south american drug trade) so Bane had to leave him behind.
Kayden Rodriguez
Bad writing
Carter Powell
Underrated
Robert Martin
I never really realized this in my years and years of baneposting
Jose Ward
BRAVO NOLAN
Austin Turner
Bravo Nolan?
Robert Perry
It was to show how fanatical these guys were, ready to die for the mission.
Ethan Phillips
>This
Bane was testing the loyalty of his hired guns. He most likely realized that they did not in fact expect one of them in the wreckage, but having henchmen who will die for you without question is a big deal.