The rest of the plot is so-so, the original bland film, so it's a little lower.
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The protagonist is not positive at the beginning, and the end is equally flawed
Erwin 2022-03-23 09:02:22
If this film is to change his image, the enthusiastic policeman should not be killed anymore. Chris is also an accomplice if he didn't shoot. Similar to the car accident at the beginning, he subjectively did not want to kill, but he just ignored the warning and had to turn off the lights and speed up. Driving, because of you died, how can not be exempted. Although the mind is unclear after the car accident, the responsibility of life is strengthened with the painful memories over and over again, not to mention the police have a child who is about to be born.
The rest of the plot is so-so, the original bland film, so it's a little lower.
The rest of the plot is so-so, the original bland film, so it's a little lower.
Extended Reading
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Marty: [as he lights up a cigarette] You cannot be serious. That is pathetic.
Gary Spargo: [using his asthma inhaler] That's Chris Pratt.
[hits Marty's seat]
Gary Spargo: Put that fucking thing out.
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Lewis: Can I tell you something? You won't get upset?
Chris Pratt: What?
Lewis: I don't think you should go home anymore.