/bane/ - Baneposting

Because cell was working only for the moment being. He knew that the police would, sooner or later, cut the fiber and take out that cell tower. Perhabs he even knew about the stuffing in the sergeants matress, who fucking knows?

>>106010

But how did he know the timing? It's not like you can do a practice run to gauge the police response time.

Or did he have someone watching? Like, two guys on the roof?

>>106047

If only Bane had thought to place hired clowns guns on the roof to intercept the silent alarm phone call. It would have saved him tons of trouble.

Was going mobile part of his plan?

Yeah, Nolan didn't try that much with the extended universe. He was creatively drained after the plane scene, not to mention distraught because WB made him do the Batman film instead of the CIA one. All he could manage to win from WB was a short film of the plane crash.

Bane's plan was so masterfully planned, he was unable to realize how quick the hiest was executed.

His call for mobile was needed before he anticipated.

Being mobile was a necessary evil, because Bane knew that leading the police on a chase would lure the hot head, batman, out of hiding.

With the bat man out in the open, the police wiuld divert their attention away from Bane. The others who were dispatched were mere bait to entrap the bat man.

Bat man wasnt caught, but still became flustered from not grabbing his prize: Bane.

>That's funny, it didn't dial out to a private number, it was trying to reach 911.

No OP, you're mistaken. He didn't say "time go to mobile", he said "time to go Moe Byle"

Bane was disappointed with Moe and his attempt to hack, this was Bane letting him know how disappointed he was and that plans had to be changed.

>>106119

>WB= Wreckage Brother (Juan Ovaus)

Interesting theory, perhaps Bravo Nolan was so drained after the plane scene that he heard Juan in his head telling him to put that bat guy into the after credit scene.

Basically? None of The Plane Scene expanded universe was given any thought whatsoever.

>>106137

Is that a problem?

>>106354

No, I'm Dunhier

>>105996

He was crashing the stock market with no survivors. He expected one of them to make a wreckage of the cables. But he knew that with wireless, the signal rises.

>>106752

Then there would've been a wire in another building nearby and the GCPD could easily cut that one.

>>105996

We already have a thread dedicated to this scene in the EU >>102201

It was originally

>"Time to go, T-Mobile"

Maybe T-Mobile got wind of Nolan's jab and it was changed.