At once. Good

Anabelle 2022-04-24 07:01:08

It's really a waste not to go to the cinema for Guy Ritchie's cool film, staring at the small screen at home and being insulted by the plot? ? ? Fortunately, the speakers at home are ok, the soundtrack is good, right?

Tamara 2022-04-24 07:01:08

I would have thought in advance that this was a typical "big male protagonist" film that fought to the end and pursued revenge every step of the way; but instead, it was a film that first made the audience "shrunk", and then really dismantled it, inspiring the emotional "anger" in the title. A few subtitles are valuable, and it might seem to ease a little pressure from the timeline -- although it's better to focus on more character backgrounds or clarify supporting roles. [I love to hear that with "Mind Hunter" to achieve career redemption, our Mr. Holt McCallany's film road is "back on track"; with Raúl Castillo and Jeffrey Donovan, what a "TV male reemployment club" (:]