Originally posted by xrayvision
Hmm, never heard of that play. I guess I'm not into plays and theater stuff.
The riot scene was just not realistic. Maybe if they would have waited until the following morning and shown that bank computers were down and people couldn't get money out so they could buy stuff like food, etc, then it would have been more believable. I'm not sure it affected banks though (not part of the city infrastructure, which includes subways, train stations, airports, radio signals, etc).
I think they should have stuck with a biological virus.
Hmm, never heard of that play. I guess I'm not into plays and theater stuff.
The riot scene was just not realistic. Maybe if they would have waited until the following morning and shown that bank computers were down and people couldn't get money out so they could buy stuff like food, etc, then it would have been more believable. I'm not sure it affected banks though (not part of the city infrastructure, which includes subways, train stations, airports, radio signals, etc).
I think they should have stuck with a biological virus.
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