Who is agent zoil in paul

Basically towards the end of the film one of the agents introduces himself. I could tell by the way it was played that it was an egg, but had no clue what it was. So I put him to work on the ride home Googling away until we found a solution. Josh was able to stumble across an amazing post that explained the whole thing, along with several other eggs. Rafe Telsch from WideScreenWarrior. Heroes Wiki.

Heroes Wiki Explore. Top Content. Bureaucrats Jester of Chaos. Pure Good Terms. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Agent Zoil. The scene in which it happens is actually pretty funny - she decides that she can now drink, cuss and "fornicate" that's a quote.

She starts using her newfound permission to spout foul language, but she doesn't quite have the hang of how to combine the proper words, and it's funny for the first couple of times she does it until the joke becomes overused, as the gag is revisited a LOT throughout the film. The rest of the movie is spent with Ruth, Graeme and Clive trying to get Paul to a rendezvous point where he can be picked up, in order to head back home. I can tell you that by about 15 minutes into Paul, before Ruth had been introduced, all the film managed to elicit from me were a couple of mild chuckles.

Throughout the entire movie I thought there were maybe a half dozen laughs, tops. Paul is kind of a love letter to the sort of folks who are the reason that comic book movies started getting made - the folks who are rabid sci-fi fans and love superheroes.

There are a ton of references and nods to films that we know and love and I mean a TON of references , but overall that's just one of many things that got old. Let's hit the controversy, now, shall we? The inclusion of a heavy anti-religion message feels very out of place, and I think even folks who don't have "Judeo-Christian beliefs" quote from the film will sense that.

The supposed humor is wielded like a club - there's no subtlety like in Monty Python's Life of Brian or Kevin Smith's Dogma two films that poked fun at religion that I enjoyed.

The Big Guy : Where are the other two? Agent Zoil : One crashed and burned, the other just burned. The Big Guy : Jesus Christ! This has been one fuck-up after another. I should have handled this myself. Agent Zoil : I am very close. You give me one hour. The Big Guy : An hour?

I need this wrapped up now! Agent Zoil : No, no.