Well-behaved American detective films

Darron 2022-03-18 09:01:02

If there is no Tang Shuai, it is estimated that the attention of this film will not be much higher. From the beginning of the movie the killer showed his face, the film lost the so-called suspense. Perhaps the director's idea is to let the audience enjoy Tang Shuai's cocoon, step by step to find the real murderer behind him.

I have to say that the assassins who play villains are very frustrated, and the evil spirits are obviously insufficient. They don't have the feeling of a big boss behind them. The nigger police have a bad face. As for the female lawyer and her father, they are just like chicken ribs.

The most ridiculous thing in the whole film is the coin. Just imagine that a murderer who is going to commit a crime would be afraid of being fined for not paying the parking fee? This is not to tell others that I have been here. And how did the nigger know that the coin in there was the murderer's, and there was no reasoning, it was really speechless. . .

But in the end, Tang Shuai shot and cheated that old man was in line with the hero's own settings. As a veteran with erratic and lonely travels, in his eyes, whether these people can get legal sanctions is no longer important. The key is that he successfully helped the suspect solve the trouble. As for how the judge decided in the end, it has nothing to do with me.

In the last scene, the female lawyer tried to ask the suspect how he would kill these people, and his answer happened to clear him of the suspicion.

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Jack Reacher quotes

  • [from trailer]

    Jack Reacher: You think I'm a hero? I am not a hero. And if you're smart, that scares you. Because I have nothing to lose.

  • Jeb: Hey. Outside.

    Jack Reacher: Pay your check first.

    Jeb: I'll pay later.

    Jack Reacher: You won't be able to.