Why did the hero take the long way around for her kill?
In the very last scene, our vengeful hero could have easily walked to the Antonio Banderas character, but instead climbs the house before climbing down to a surprised face. Does that make sense, or is it mere script badness? Surely this was not done just for the sake of suspense?
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I have spent some time looking through interviews with Antonio Banderas, movie reviews, and other information on Haywire. I have not found a single explanation for that scene, except that it might set up a sequel. I would have to say that climbing over the roof was purely for effect, in order to scare or surprise the recently revealed "mastermind" in the movie. With that over-the-top action, it gives the scene a "he won't make it out of this alive" feel, because he is so completely outmatched by her skills. So, it seems to be on purpose and totally for effect.
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