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Ubaldo 2022-04-30 06:01:06
Crisis in Paris
Text / Dreams of Poetry
Following "The Fall of the White House", action films began to target landmark cities. "Paris Crisis" is such a work. In terms of content, although the film has exposed the dark side, it only This leaves the film still stuck in the hierarchy of a Hollywood entertainment... -
Vito 2022-04-30 06:01:06
very general
How should I put it, this film is too ordinary, the plot is flawed, and the rest, such as gunfights and fights, are far inferior to the Bourne movies. I won't say anything else, just talk about the plot. A group of policemen hoped to provoke social conflicts to attract the melon eaters to besiege...
Alex Metzinger
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[last lines]
Michael Mason: So where do I go from here? I didn't even get the money. Are the CIA gonna reimburse me?
Sean Briar: Guess you gotta get a job.
Michael Mason: A job? The CIA for anything going?
Sean Briar: Yeah, you can clean the cars.
Michael Mason: Cleaning like swept for bombs?
Sean Briar: No, buddy. Soap and water.
Michael Mason: What about something in surveillance?
Sean Briar: I don't think so.
Michael Mason: The mailroom?
Sean Briar: No.
Michael Mason: Come on, man! I got skills.
Sean Briar: You know, I should've shot you in the face.
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Michael Mason: [has just found a horde of drug paraphernalia in the glove compartment of the Mercedes he and Briar just hijacked] Jesus!
Sean Briar: [closes compartment] Don't touch that.
Michael Mason: [off Briar's look, indignant] I'm not a drug dealer, all right. You know, I'm not some fucking lowlife. I got plans.
Sean Briar: Like what?
Michael Mason: [pauses] I'm raising money to fund my way through medical school.
Sean Briar: Bullshit. You know, you look left when you lie. It's a very common tell.
