The relationship between the male and female protagonists makes people feel inexplicable. The male protagonist saves the female protagonist, finds out that the female protagonist is a spy, and then dismantles the female protagonist. In order to deal with the big boss, he pretends to be a couple, and then falls in love. After a night of passion, the male protagonist puts his most precious watch entrusted to the mistress.
I have seen a lot of Korean crime and love movies, and I feel more and more that this American movie is a popcorn movie that neither takes the kidney nor the heart. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in the film is nondescript, and the audience is not moved, and even the sex scene does not see any sparks. The logic of the movie is worth considering. The aura of the protagonist is too big, and it even feels a bit insulting to the audience's IQ. Fake ID photos, killing first-class criminals, accidental death of Uncle Swimming, do you think other countries' high-tech is just a decoration? A big problem with American movies is that they are too heroic, that is, the protagonist can go to the sky and go to the sea without easily jumping into the street. Just blowing myself up so easily, I thought it would be the climax of the movie, but unfortunately the director's level makes the rhythm of the whole movie slow, and the plot is calm. I really want to ask the director, is it really good for you to make an action movie like this? Of course, the movie also has his bright spots. For example, the last arms dealer who resembles the boss of the Hong Kong underworld. His lines add a bit of humor to the movie. After seeing it, I have an illusion. If you want to make a sequel, this uncle will be the biggest boss in the next drama.
Well, no matter what, if you want to know what the film is like, you can only know it after watching it. I just want to express my opinion. If you don't like it, don't spray it.
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