First of all, I didn't understand how the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, and I didn't know much about it. The two fought each other, and the male protagonist tied her to Michelle Yeoh. After a few days, the two went to bed, and it was good. It can only be said that the heroine is really in good shape, and then she is young again! But I just don't understand how deep love this can be. It can make the male protagonist be manipulated for her, come back out, kill 1, 2, 3, I can't remember how many people, those people died wrongly.
Second, the heroine is too skilled. Why was he arrested before he even got a fight, and the two of them were kissing all the time before being arrested, and I was also drunk. The plot needs, everyone knows it! Then the heroine didn't have the skills she started at all, and the whole process was like dragging an oil bottle.
Third, I personally feel that the male protagonist does not need to kill so many people for the Boss for the savior. At first, he pretended to kill the Boss like killing the last layout, and then went to kill the Boss directly! Hey, it can only be said that it is a routine.
The whole film is a bit interesting to kill people invisibly, but everyone will think that those plots are unreasonable. If the whole plot is unreasonable, this paragraph becomes the most reasonable.
In short, it is a purely commercial film, focusing on the card of Statham, and there is nothing else to say. The plot is a bit bloody and brainless, and the main line is still the hero saving the beauty, which is too superficial. It's better to watch Lao Tang's movies, where the heroine plays a lot better.
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