"Brave to the 16th Street" is just a successful transformation. Bruce Willis does not shy away from his aging, and no longer shows his vigorous skill and brave personality. The most attractive thing is not the action, but the plot. The film is full of suspenseful tension. I don't know the next danger will be. Wherever it appears, the muzzle may be aimed at the witness's head at any time. In addition to the thrilling and hot scenes, more attention is paid to the narrative tension and suspense setting, and the action film full of violence and masculinity.
"Courage to the 16th Street" is also due to strict adherence to the routines, and the director is considered quite satisfactory. Except for the light color at the beginning, it may be black and white, which is always a routine used in Hollywood movies. As for those intense scenes, first there will be a stunt director to take a good shot on the spot, and then the editor also has his own experience to shorten a shot to a few seconds. It makes people look very enjoyable on the big screen.
