perfect father

To exaggerate, I think this is the kind of film that will make women fall in love with their fathers (the kind of family, don’t think about it), and men want to be fathers. This kind of standard assembly line qualified product plus a touch of true feelings makes me feel very surprised, especially as a daughter. At the very beginning of the movie, the father has been working hard to bridge the relationship with his daughter. In several scenes of the birthday party and protecting the singer, he easily created a deep, taciturn, responsible, athletic and perfect father who always cares about his daughter. image. Especially when a father reviews his daughter's itinerary and repeatedly asks to make phone calls, he is like a father who is overly protective! But it is precisely because of the laying out of the father's love in the front that all the brave actions of the father in the back have reasons and meanings.
One of my favorite episodes is when my daughter first arrived in Paris, she received a call from her father in a room, but happened to see her companion in the opposite room being kidnapped by bad guys. On the other end of the phone, when the father heard such a dangerous emergency, he was still able to give his daughter the correct prompt. Even though he knew that his daughter would also be taken away, he could still speak every word clearly and recorded it in time. The father's courage, sharpness, composure, and professionalism are evident.
Although his father is a retired old agent with a dull expression, it doesn't hinder his agility at all, racing, playing cool, playing with guns, surprise attacks, self-rescue, one-on-one, and group fights. All fights are in a short and easy style, every rescue plan is made decisively, and each gang is dealt with alone. Really like a hurricane. Perhaps it was because the image of the father was shaped so successfully that every fight was endowed with affection. It seemed that it was because he knew his daughter was waiting for him that it made him braver. In order to create such a feeling, the director also portrayed every villain as a weak idiot.
At the end, the daughter hugged her father, her ex-wife hugged her father, everything was reconciled, but the daughter still returned to her home and waved to her father from the car window. The father came home alone with a wound and a bag, a little lonely and lonely. But loneliness is the hallmark of all heroes.
Although the plot of this movie is a little thin, in every daughter's heart, her father has always been invincible and invincible.

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