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MemberMothra LarvaeMay-22-2014 6:08 PMHi All,
Firstly I've seen the movie twice and really enjoyed it on both occassions.
Now there are plenty of plot inconsistencies but arguably the largest relates to EMP. EMP being the MUTOs main ability.
In the scene where they use the train to try to nuke the monsters, how is that train even moving given the EMP field generated by the MUTOs? It could be argued that the EMP ability is something that is used much like atomic breath and isn't always on but that also could be countered by pointing out the final scene where upon G killing the big MUTO all the power returns to the city.
Thoughts on this?
And whilst the City is on the agenda, how did that covery group of soliders manage to use an electronic device to pinpoint the nuke when EMP had essentially 'killed' the city.
Again I just to hear thoughts on these areas, I'm not hating on the movie. I like it alot.
The Weaver
MemberMothra LarvaeMay-22-2014 6:53 PMI have a feeling that the EMP 'field' that surrounds the female MUTO only affects the more electrically consuming objects. Such as airplanes, power plants, buildings and so on. Things of minor like cars, trains or small equipments wouldn't be affected, unless the MUTOs deliver direct EMP blasts out of their claws.
Just my theory on it.
