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Issac 2022-01-05 08:01:38
revenge
Isn’t even Mnison a tough guy who specializes in making revenge action dramas? I have seen several of his movies. They are all revenge, and they are all revenge for their children. A 60-year-old man, full of muscle hormones, does not lose. Young people, looking strange is bloody, leaving behind...
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Jacklyn 2022-04-19 09:02:29
A good movie worth watching
On August 11th, I was honored to be an audience who watched the movie in advance on the platform of the movie shop. It was too happy for a "pseudo" movie fan. Uncle Liam is too famous, but the supporting roles in the film are also shining brightly. Everyone who "dies" in the film is dead and...
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Joanie 2022-01-05 08:01:38
6.5/10 points. Remake of "The Order of the Missing" in Norway. I saw the original version 2 months ago, but now I am greatly disappointed. . . Basically, they copied the original version, but they didn't have the cold and cold temperament of the original version. . . From the picture to the music, it is relatively rough. The interior design is far worse. . . Each of the original supporting characters is very distinctive, and the remake is a bit short, especially the villain BOSS, the original is too distinctive. . . In general, apart from Liam Nissen who is more in line with the character temperament, this remake is relatively rough and can only be said to be barely improvised. The only thing that shines slightly is the $20 joke. . . More black and humorous is that the director is a person. . .
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Claud 2022-03-26 09:01:09
It feels like it was made by a Nordic director. . I thought it would be a Liam Neeson-style hearty revenge movie, but it actually mixed elements such as gangsters and cold humor. It's a pity that there are many excellent works of the Coen brothers. This style is slightly similar to the movie, and it seems very mediocre. . .
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