[Movie] 24: Season 7 Discussion Thread - PREMIERES THIS SUNDAY JAN 11th! 2 nights 4 hours

Overall, it was a solid two hours, but there was one major flaw that stood out to me. The FBI is sweeping the building for the sniper, and they send one lone agent to check out the dark basement? Yes, he was working for the bad guys, but the FBI still thought he was on the up and up. The other agents had video feeds and were working in teams, but for the one place that would be easy to hide in, they send one guy.

Also, I'm almost positive that the exterior shot before Jack and the FBI agent go in to interview Schector (or whatever his name was), was shot a few blocks from where I work. I'm pretty sure Naylor Road is in Maryland, and not in a neighborhood where anyone would want to have an office.

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My major peeve so far, and this is only because I work in DC, is that the exterior shots don't match actual landmarks. The bit I mentioned from Sunday was ok, because it didn't affect the plot, but the escape from the FBI building just wouldn't have happened the way it was shown. The actual FBI building is quite odd looking, built somewhat like a fortress:



You can't really tell from this photo, but as far as I know, there is no above ground parking. The entire building is surrounded by a large pit (not unlike a moat), and there are almost no doors or windows on the ground floor. In short, Jack could not have escaped as he did.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Lesser highlights included predictable grief-stricken woman in wheelchair, yet another "Are you even human Jack how can you be so callous" moment, and the hilariously generic "Washington DC Festival".

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.