I almost watched it on the go. I am not very keen on action movies, not much keen on the comparison of rich and poor, not keen on transnational crime. Maybe fancy, maybe cumbersome, and some of these can't stop the light of the theme-fatherly love. The actor or the plot are not important. The plot may be exaggerated, but there are unsparing details that portray the fatherly love that we often experience and are good at neglecting. Outdated birthday gifts, pride for daughters, collecting details of daughters, and always fair and tedious communication with daughters, this is our father. I often stare at the face of an actor when I watch a movie, wondering if this expression is not appropriate if this is a real scene. Obviously Ennison did it. That kind of anxiety, worry, desperateness, adding white hair, this is Our father.
Not every father can give us luxurious living conditions, they pave the way for us and defend the way in front of us, as well as those details, good night before going to bed, listening and talking, always fighting for our daughter...I want to tell You, in fact, you already know that father is never-ending dedication and compassion.
For readers who have seen it and want to see it, I would like to say, if you want to watch an action movie, please take a detour. This movie is a reminder, a warm and shy greeting from a father.
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