Doesn't make logical sense Right off the bat, in the scene with the second terrorist attack at the supermarket, we are greeted with unrealistic civilian responses to a terroristic situation. We see three shrouded figures, presumably middle easterners, enter a store, head in different directions, and set off explosives strapped to them under their clothing. While the motive of the attackers is undisclosed until much later in the film, you aren't really concerned about that in the moment as the viewer. What you are concerned about is this: (1) why are the innocent civilians running past sets of open doors toward a further exit off screen. Doesn't make sense to run past two exits when your life hangs in the balance. More ludicrously: (2) why does the lady with the little girl try to inch past the praying man with the detonator when we've already been led to believe there is another (presumably safer) exit behind her? Perhaps this comes as no surprise, but she and the little girl are unfortunate, yet foreseeable, victims of the attack and do not make it.