Question: When Clyde is about to die from the bomb, why didn't he just end the call on the phone he was calling from? He could have probably cancelled the detonation.
Phixius
29th Jan 2011
Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
17th Jan 2011
Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
Question: What was the whole thing about Clyde's house being broken into? Was it just a home invasion or something to do with his CIA past?
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Chosen answer: Unfortunately, that wouldn't have done it. Once the phone on the bomb received the signal there was no going back.
Phixius ★
Oh, and you know this how?
Because that's generally how cellphone bombs work. Nobody's on the other end to answer it, so it's not triggered by being answered. As soon as any call signal is received, game over.
Unless I'm misremembering, when they find the bomb at city hall, the bomb expert even mentions that the bomb can't be disarmed once the call goes through.
Phaneron ★