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Miller 2023-03-22 17:31:17
looking at charlotte le...
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Kenton 2023-03-10 12:41:38
Steal money in the name of...
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Jed 2023-03-04 20:55:26
The CIA played by two Britons thwarted the story of a French black police officer who robbed himself. The combination of Teen Wolf and Heimdall is quite...
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Justyn 2023-03-01 02:20:08
It's a pretty good action...
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General 2023-02-25 04:50:08
The United States is really saving the world as the world's police, the plot is too simple, and foreigners dare to hack...
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Adonis 2023-01-06 10:40:57
The overall plot of the film is simple and rude. The clumsy-handed thief accidentally gets involved in the secrets of heaven. In addition to the hunk of the CIA in the Paris building, he can also become the focus of attention from a small person. Its posture is no less than that of today's Internet celebrities. . The scenes chased by the rooftops, aerial work and handheld shooting, the twists and turns of the story line and the bizarre plot reversal are a major attraction. And most importantly,...
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Darien 2023-01-05 07:35:21
40th day of lockdown. The old beauty left the French black body with no skin. ....
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Sincere 2023-01-01 15:53:46
But the villains here are not Middle Eastern...
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Jason 2022-12-20 20:05:46
Is it because the thief is too upright to get the role of...
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Estefania 2022-12-04 18:46:15
Bad police framed the green elves, Wei Guangzheng, an American hero, exposed the truth to uphold justice, and the wishful thinking of the Virgin Mary's heart and left is so childishly naive. Political correctness is too much, no wonder it was kicked off the shelves within a few days of its release. The stunning theft at the beginning, the roof chase with all the chimneys, the chaotic theft at the bar, and some of the low-down shots in the cutscene are not bad for a few...
The Take Comments
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Michael Mason: [sullenly] You don't fucking know me.
Sean Briar: Age 14 through 16, you were caught shoplifting for pornography and Britney Spears CDs. You stole your stepdad's sports car and crashed it into the Caesar's Palace fountain. Categorised as impulsive, lacking of insight, and very likely to re-offend.
Michael Mason: [pause; he retaliates smartly] Okay. How about, uh, "lacking in interpersonal empathy?" "Reckless, insubordinate, and irresponsible."
Michael Mason: [he pulls out a paper he lifted from Briar, detailing the CIA's unflattering review of the latter] "Quick to resort to violence..."
Sean Briar: [snatches the paper back] Motherfucker, you ever go through my pockets again, I will shoot you in the face.
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Michael Mason: [while looking for Zoe to prove Michael's innocence, Briar and Michael have tracked a man to a bar] What's the play? You gonna go stick a gun in his mouth, too?
Sean Briar: No, if they see me, they'll move her. They didn't get a good look at you.
Michael Mason: No way.
Sean Briar: Come on. You wanna clear your name? That guy in there knows where Zoe is. Go in there, get me a lead.
Michael Mason: No *fucking* way.
Sean Briar: Listen, Michael, this is an opportunity. The agency, they don't just recruit Ivy League types. They need people like you, street smart. You know, we're not too different, you and I. I was just a street kid adopted from Belize. No value system, no parents, no English. Nobody gave a fuck about me.
Michael Mason: [beat] I want a deal. We get the girl, she confirms my story, I'm free and clear.
Sean Briar: Deal.
Michael Mason: [deadpan] Pinky promise?
Sean Briar: Get the fuck out of here.
