The story is smooth, the plot is compact, and it is basically built around the male protagonist's appearance into a series. It's just that some details and logic have not been handled properly, and the hero's personality is relatively vague. This is the root cause of the lack of fire.
The protagonist's desperation for the opening of the game, and a roulette game with a gun in the morning, is a very amazing start. This kind of man just pierces the sky, and the audience will not be surprised. Unfortunately, although the plot was still intense and exciting, the male protagonist did not look like a desperate bombing gun set at the beginning, but quickly returned to a very professional and rational professional soldier.
The villain's setting is too weak, including Japanese gangs. The male protagonist slaughtered all quarters in the Brazilian slums, very smoothly, basically without difficulty. When the fight is over, they are basically clean, which actually weakens the heroic image of the male protagonist.
The male protagonist alone fights against the gangster, has a strong taste of batch Hong Kong-produced gunfighting movies, which seems a little cheaper. Since the film is tailor-made for the male protagonist, it should still have its own characteristics of enemy control. First of all, he is a professional soldier. Using weapons and equipment to solve problems should be the main method, and gunfighting techniques and tactics are the key points. The second is fighting and fighting. It should still reflect the color of a soldier in controlling the enemy. The final crutches are completely Chinese kung fu, which is a bit inconsistent with the character and size of the male protagonist.
In the design of action dramas, Brazilian fighting and Jiu-Jitsu are actually very exciting. It should have arranged a few villains to embarrass the hero. Unfortunately, the villains are all set to be very weak, and the action drama is not too exciting.
The most important thing is the male protagonist's desperate, desperate, reckless character design, which has no performance in Rio. He should be turned upside down. The feeling of anticlimactic came out.
The film became popular without a hit. Although the plot left a sequel foreshadowing, there was no sequel later. The audience won't be mindful of a lively character like Die Hard.
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