...the Swede IS stupid. And so was this movie!
We're honestly supposed to believe that Freyr would turn his back in this situation? And who wrote this mess? Apparently someone who has never been hit in the head before. No one could have done what Alva did under these circumstances. There is no concept of "time" with a serious head injury only confusion. But we're supposed to believe she's hit in the head with a hammer - twice - by killers who believed she was dead? Furthermore, open up someone's head and there's blood everywhere - paint cans full. She not only gets up unfazed with a mere dab but simultaneously strategizes while morphing into an Olympic athlete.
But wait - it gets worse.
She gets to a petrol station but instead of calling for help steals a car so she can follow her attackers. Never even a fleeting thought to get back to Freyr or remove herself from danger. Nope. She gets to the house and is able to hide in the shadows, sit on the couch to look at pictures, and put her stolen boots back on before taking out the criminals single-handedly? C'mon Man! If she's this cunning and powerful, how'd she get hit in the head in the first place?
This movie actually won an award? For what?
We're honestly supposed to believe that Freyr would turn his back in this situation? And who wrote this mess? Apparently someone who has never been hit in the head before. No one could have done what Alva did under these circumstances. There is no concept of "time" with a serious head injury only confusion. But we're supposed to believe she's hit in the head with a hammer - twice - by killers who believed she was dead? Furthermore, open up someone's head and there's blood everywhere - paint cans full. She not only gets up unfazed with a mere dab but simultaneously strategizes while morphing into an Olympic athlete.
But wait - it gets worse.
She gets to a petrol station but instead of calling for help steals a car so she can follow her attackers. Never even a fleeting thought to get back to Freyr or remove herself from danger. Nope. She gets to the house and is able to hide in the shadows, sit on the couch to look at pictures, and put her stolen boots back on before taking out the criminals single-handedly? C'mon Man! If she's this cunning and powerful, how'd she get hit in the head in the first place?
This movie actually won an award? For what?