The story is a good one, it's just too well told, so it's underrated. The theme is still that the killer can't be emotional, otherwise it will be difficult for him to protect himself.
The male protagonist Anson Mount is undoubtedly a master, and passing the first two missions is enough to prove that his level is very high. Of course he knew the consequences of his feelings, and he also knew that Anthony Hopkins had a crush on him. When carrying out a new task, he calmly dealt with every killer and handled it properly. The only basic The waitress Abby Cornish's observation was not explained in the above. In fact, he has already checked the details of the waitress on the mobile phone through the jeep license plate, and even knew in advance that she had learned Spanish. Waiters clear obstacles. He is very aware of the dangers of going to bed with the waitress naked, because he had already taken a bullet out of the gun before going to bed. He was really ready to be killed, but at least he was still holding a little bit of hiding with the waitress. Hopefully, he could have fought back when or before the first (empty) shot, but he didn't do anything, but said "the choice is yours", with a very calm expression on his face when he was killed.
And waitress Abby Cornish was at least the third person to live in the hut, and the time interval was not very long. The puppy was the best proof. If she wanted to make a difference, her future destiny was probably already long overdue. It was doomed, and the second owner had prepared dog food and Christmas gifts in advance. Because Anthony Hopkins in his old age was the real master, a ruthless trader who told himself in a cemetery that he was ordered to slaughter civilians and the last child during the Vietnam War enough to illustrate his cold blood. If all the killers he sent are unsuccessful, he will go out on his own. You see, he has packed up all the equipment... But he is not sure if he can beat his old comrade-in-arms son Anson Mount.
(25G Blu-ray version, duration 109 minutes)
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