Specifically speaking, it is unreasonable.
First of all, I was stunned by the love between Jason and the heroine. What and what? How come I fell in love? How come I have to entrust my father's relics to my love. Although the heroine is really great, it can't be like that, it's too much.
Second, how did the protagonist get in the prison? Is there no fingerprint or identification for the fugitive wanted? Is the inventory of items going to jail so casual? This is the first time I have seen the prison let in with snacks, drugs and cigarettes. It is not in compliance with the rules.
Third, where to kill the black warlord, what's the matter with the sword of the man with the sword? Why did the bodyguards relax their vigilance when the hero came? How could the black warlord completely relax his guard against Jason just because of a helping hand? Such a person of righteousness would not be able to drag Jason to end him according to the frequency of assassinations he said.
Fourth, if there is a little security consideration for the swimming pool in the air, it should be known that detectors should be installed under the swimming pool. If the situation is found, there should be emergency plans inside the swimming pool, which can quickly implement effective rescue to the boss. Moreover, it is not difficult to carry out rescue after the swimming pool is broken. It is only necessary to install a layer of sufficient strength under the swimming pool, and once the situation occurs, the people in the swimming pool can be trapped. I think the designer of the swimming pool should be far-sighted than me, and billionaires wouldn't take their lives so improperly, right?
Fifth, from start to finish, the actor has never suffered a gunshot wound. I wiped it, is it possible? Are they all toy guns? Water gun? Are they all blind? This is not an infiltration assassination master, this is a superman... it is comparable to the anti-Japanese drama. I don’t want to say more about this. I feel that this is the only tough guy film by Jason Statham that was not shot...
Finally, I want to complain about the scene where the yacht explodes and the hero hides in the splint. I think this is basically impossible. From the last words of the villain, we can see that the explosive power of the bomb on the ship is so powerful that the hero can't avoid it when the hero moves away from the yacht. It can be seen that the shock wave generated by the explosion is enough to kill the villain's perverted hero. So, you tell me how the people hiding in the steel interlayer of the hull cope with such a huge shock wave, there should be no such technology applied to ordinary private yachts, and the collapse is dead.
Having said that, this is a commercial film that cannot withstand a little scrutiny. Its contribution to the screen is limited to making money. If it weren’t for watching Jason Statham’s bald head, I wouldn’t buy this movie ticket... …Three stars, one leg for the heroine, one star for the male protagonist, and one star for the swimming pool.
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