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Eddie 2021-10-20 17:28:53
John Preston's hesitation
John Preston's hesitation
"Equilibrium" (Equilibrium) is a non-mainstream action film in the eyes of many people, and I prefer to regard it as a "commercial" version of "Nineteen Eighty Four".
Unlike the protagonist Winston’s "surrender" at the end of "Nineteen Eighty Four", the director... -
Mona 2022-04-20 09:01:12
The coolest and coolest shootout
This is by far the best shootout movie I've ever seen, bar none, the design of the shootout is simply incredible. This is also Bell's coolest and most dazzling action scene so far, directly killing Batman and the Terminator.
The main creator gallops imagination and creates a limited and...
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Garry 2022-03-24 09:01:19
The setting of the movie itself is quite old-fashioned, the action is also very stupid, and the plot is also very messy. But the paragraph about the pistol Tai Chi is really interesting, exciting and creative, and I will add a star. Four stars.
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Morton 2021-10-20 19:02:06
This film is not available on Mtime, do you think that this kind of president is dead? The people don't know what the hell is too damn familiar for the first time! Seeing the two prison escape characters again, linc hung up at the beginning, the leader of the underground alliance is actually FBI Ma Hong... Is there any role SeanBean played? In the end, I have to be a nymphomaniac guava. I can shoot as much as I want the director. Hey!
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