Bobby Trunch () told Marcus Siegman () before robbing the bank that there are unwritten rules in the industry, don’t rob and sell delicious sweets. The bank next to the donut. Because the police will go there to buy food. In any case, their actions went smoothly: no one called the police, the safe was easily opened, and they carried away 40 million U.S. dollars in cash in a car. When they went to the wilderness to count the money, they suddenly raised their guns and pointed them at each other. Before Bobby understood what was going on, he fell to the ground, and Marcus then saw the police badge in Bobby's hand and discovered that he was an agent of the US Drug Enforcement Administration. And Marcus is also a police officer in the Naval Crime Investigation Department. Both of them spent 12 months undercover, trying to grasp the movement of the criminal group and criminal evidence. During the process of infiltrating Mexican drug organizations at the same time, they met each other without knowing it, causing each other to be in a mess. Their boss changed his face when he saw this, hoping that they would withdraw from the action and would pursue them for illegal robbery. The two people who were isolated and helpless had to work together to investigate the truth of the incident. In the process, they found out that the CIA was playing tricks.
2 Guns movie plot
2021-11-11 08:01
Extended Reading
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[last lines]
Stig: You know, for a guy who just blew up $43 million, all of a sudden you are a very generous tipper.
Bobby: Who said I blew up $43 million?
Stig: What *are* you saying?
Bobby: I'm not saying anything. What are you hearing?
Stig: I'm hearing something. You're saying something.
Bobby: Well, if you're hearing it, it's only because you're hearing it, not 'cause I'm saying it.
Stig: How much did you keep? Two million? That's like one each.
Bobby: Oh so now you get half?
Stig: Well, I shot half the guys.
Bobby: So?
Stig: Two million?
Bobby: [winks]
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Stig: It's not very sporting, man. At least give the chickens a chance to shoot back.