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very feminist YY
Mina 2022-04-21 09:01:55
Jason Statham, as boring as ever, personally thinks he was born for that w12-cylinder 450-horsepower car...vice versa. This time, I even took a Benz S600 with me. I smashed each other with Jason's A8 on the highway in the woods. Anyway, I educated the Chinese people. In the eyes of foreigners, BMW is actually very GAY, and men should drive men's cars. The heroine sucks, which is great, and makes Jason even more dazzling, and her red haircut reminds us that Luc Besson is with God. Compared to the heroine, the plot is even worse, but it didn't affect my mood after reading it. "Transporter" went from 1 to 2 to 3, purely to see Jason take off his black suit and put it on again. Take it off again; just to see him driving the A8 up the mountain and down to the sea is omnipotent, that's enough. The so-called conspiracy, the wealthy rich family who live in ruins, the gorgeous Hong Kong-style hand-to-hand combat, the inevitable ending of evil, and downright personal heroism, "Transporter 3" is a continuation of the five poisons of a bad commercial film, but It makes me feel good all over like an iced Coke.
Extended Reading
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Frank Martin: Do I look like a man who came half-way across Europe to die on a bridge?
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Frank Martin: Let me guess. You're the smart one.
The Giant: No. I am the big one.