"Strangest of all, we never actually find out the identity of the people threatening Naylor. It doesn't matter, because they're just a metaphor, but it's still a bold move to leave such a major plot point unresolved."
This is the major point of divergence from the book's plotline, and one of the reasons the film is much stronger: in the novel, this opened up a subplot about corporate intrigue with Naylor's bosses double-crossing him. Buckley's book is much better when it's not getting caught up in the thriller elements, and the movie made a smart decision to stick to the good stuff.
There's a TINY X-Men connection Paul, if you're curious. The Kid plays Leech in X3
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