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The two opposite angles are brilliant
Desiree 2022-01-01 08:02:37
Compared to the first one that I watched groggy, this one is quite refreshing. In fact, there is no need to shoot the second one in this series. The box office won't make any money, and it will only leave criticism. In the first part, I only remembered the neighbor played by Ben Foster. The male protagonist didn’t remember who it was. In this part, the two contradictions are very brilliant, crazy and nonsensical. As for the protagonist who punishes who It's all the same when it comes to acting. ps, the director is the director of "Football Hooligans" and she is still a woman. Two of the two contradictory brothers have played the most hated prison guard in "The Green Mile", and such a good actor is not popular.
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Salma 2022-04-23 07:02:52
Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill
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Ericka 2022-04-22 07:01:39
It is too much stronger than the first one, the relationship between the characters is a little more complicated, and the shape is also a lot tough. No effort to explore "Who watches the Watchmen?", better serve the core of the story of using violence to control violence
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Frank Castle: Let me put you out of my misery.
[He throws a skewered Jigsaw into a fire pit. Jigsaw screams and writhes]
Frank Castle: This is just the beginning.
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Frank Castle: What do you want, Micro?
Micro: Have you ever heard of jihadi-blogger.com? I'm posing as a one-armed Wahhabi warrior who took a crap in a cave next to bin Laden. I think I can score you a couple of rocket launchers.
Frank Castle: What do you want?
Micro: I haven't seen you in a while.
[Micro shows Frank a bag of guns]
Micro: I brought you some treats. It's gun show season in Virginia. No background checks, no problems.
[Frank gives Micro a large sum of cash]
Micro: That's too much, Frank.
Frank Castle: Call it a retirement package.
Micro: Look, I know this thing with the fed is eating you up inside, but that doesn't mean you pack up your tent. We all make mistakes, Frank. You're fighting a war against the assholes who slip through the raindrops, who get away with it. In any war, there's collateral damage. You know that.
Frank Castle: Collateral damage? I killed an agent in the field. One of the good guys. He had a family.
Micro: You didn't know.
Frank Castle: I fucked up, Micro. Now please, just leave me alone.