The first thing I noticed about the microwave weapon when it was used on the ship at sea was that it wasn't plugged into anything. Where did all the energy come from? Thin air?
And why wasn't the surrounding sea water also vaporized?
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Yes. Actually, the first time I saw Liam Neeson with his snarky mustache/goatee thing, I though "that looks like Rhas Al Ghul." Then they introduce Ken Watanabe, and I thought "Oh. He must be like another Rhas Al Ghul." Then when they made the revelation I was much more satisfied on the issue.Superman wrote:This is a spoiler thread, so I want to post an obvious thing here because not everyone seems to get it.
Everyone realizes that Ken Watanabe was never Ras Al Gul, right?
One of my friends was confused to all hell bny this and by the numerous flashbacks, thinking that Bruce Wayne was a Ninja during the trial scene, and such.
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"Unquestionably, Dr. Who is MUCH lighter in tone than WH40K. But then, I could argue the entirety of WWII was much lighter in tone than WH40K." --Broomstick
"This is ridiculous. I look like the Games Workshop version of a Jedi Knight." --Harry Dresden, Changes
"Like...are we canonical?" --Aaron Dembski-Bowden to Dan Abnett
"Unquestionably, Dr. Who is MUCH lighter in tone than WH40K. But then, I could argue the entirety of WWII was much lighter in tone than WH40K." --Broomstick
"This is ridiculous. I look like the Games Workshop version of a Jedi Knight." --Harry Dresden, Changes
"Like...are we canonical?" --Aaron Dembski-Bowden to Dan Abnett