"Mile 22" is a bit confusing and confusing for the audience, but it also has wonderful action scenes since the "Quick Chase" series, thanks to the Indonesian martial arts actor Iko Uwais.
The action scenes of "Mile 22" are frantic and cruel, and the style of the film may make the audience feel disgusted. The film wasted Mark Robert Michael Wahlberg, but several female characters were pleasantly surprised
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"Mile 22" wants to position itself as an essentially modern and advanced action thriller rooted in some real-world problems. But in fact, this is just another medium-cost shooting practice that is deliberate and has no characteristics. The jittery photography and exhausted editing also make the movie look faltering.
On the technical level, "Mile 22" is equally boring. In order to make the movie look more real and give the audience some scenes that fit the real experience, Mark Robert Michael Wahlberg and photographer Jacques Jouffret produced a bunch of close-ups. But they repeatedly let the characters rush from one side of the camera to the other, sometimes even frustratingly rushing out of the frame. This technique is effective in one or two frames, but it quickly becomes distracting for the audience. Now
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