Far from the first and second

The first and second parts are both to rescue their daughters or save themselves within 24 hours. They are out of date. The boss is a psychological warfare without too many twists and turns, suspense and puzzle solving. The opponents are carefully prepared and arranged. To high, but to play is to suppress tension and watch the old together with Zhi completely rely on their own power to kill monsters and kill their lives.

And in the third part, the stepfather finally became the culprit and he was the big bad guy with high (stupid) IQ crime on both sides of the crime, and the little boss has no ability except for the break-by-pose. The redundant fat black dictator, the old policeman, and the old police perform again. "Death of the Dead" once was purely redundant. Our Uncle Lian didn’t need to deal with the police, he only needed to hack, hack the mountains, hack the rocks, hack the bloody road, a few stupid policemen took too much time, and Lao Lian came to play the retirement assassination team again. Group fights against small gangsters resulted in too few bosses leaving the country. From the side, Lao Lian is really old-fashioned. After all, he is 70. Now it is really embarrassing for him to play parkour and fight (actually a few karate chops).

Overall speaking: 3 has lost the original intent of Taken. It is the police that gives Lao Lian a sense of oppression, while the gangsters and stupid stepfather are really playing soy sauce, which is a bit of putting the cart before the horse.

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