It was only later when she got back to her car that the extent of her injuries were revealed. And having realized that she most likely would die from said injuries, she then made up her mind to come clean by handing the envelope to her partner. That’s the envelope that contains the addresses of her storage facility (the one with the bag of dyed money in it) and Petra’s whereabouts.

I watched again just to make sure the above scenario works too, chronologically speaking at least, ha. Don’t you just love twist endings that made you go back and watch the movie unfold again, but with a new perspective the second time around?

There was actually a bit of a giveaway early on that things were not quite what they seemed, and that’s Nicole Kidman’s makeup. I remember Ms Kidman looked to me like a walking dead first time she appeared on screen, but she would then “mysteriously” look far better only a few more minutes in, especially around the time when she was talking to her former FBI handler at the latter’s office. I remember putting that down to inconsistent makeup, silly me!

Love Phil Hay’s screenplay work. Only hope that he and his wife can survive the box-office splashdown of this one.

Fixed the link – should bounce you to the file now. I think.

Now, as to the bank – that is a good question. I assumed she was just re-taking it in. Remembering what happened there. The impact of it, and Chris’ death? Oh, and to throw off the viewers as well.

Maybe?

Forgot to mention one plot point that’s been bugging me as well, which is why does Erin go back to the Silas’ crime scene like she’s seeing it for the first time (other than to throw first time viewers off, that is, ha)?