In action movies, 'masterplans' are often treated like a reverse spoiler: if the characters quietly execute a plan without explaining it in a dialogue to the audience first, it tends to succeed. But if they stop to explain beforehand exactly what they’re going to do and how it should play out, the plan is almost guaranteed to go wrong.
In action movies, 'masterplans' are often treated like a reverse spoiler: if the characters quietly execute a plan without explaining it in a dialogue to the audience first, it tends to succeed. But if they stop to explain beforehand exactly what they’re going to do and how it should play out, the plan is almost guaranteed to go wrong.