Son of the legendary sniper Thomas Beckett, Sergeant Brandon Beckett of the United States Marine Corps was ordered to travel with his comrades from Afghanistan to Congo, Africa, to train the government forces there so that they can counter the rebels. In order to evacuate the white botanical garden owner stranded on the border of Congo, Shangfeng dispatched Beckett and others to the border where the rebels entrenched. Beckett and his...
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By Yessenia 2022-12-07 01:50:34
2022.03.16
The African Congo is really different from Afghanistan and Iraq. The wilds of Afghanistan can only be concealed by the rocks on the mountains. Iraq has an unobstructed view of the plains. Without buildings, you have no hiding place. In the wild of the Congo, although the terrain is flat, the vegetation is dense, and there are weeds about one meter...
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By Daniela 2022-05-13 21:01:30
If there is no Billy Zan, this film will completely smash the brand of "SNIPER"
Tom Belengo was completely out of shape, so the old Thomas Beckett took the lunch directly.
A certain Smith playing Brandon Beckett reminds me of those action movies in the early nineties. The action is extremely rigid, and it is not a bit different from the heyday of Belengo in "SNIPER".
I was speechless by that British INT COP female officer. In the Congo, I was wearing a tropical uniform that was not a British army. She was not wearing an IN COP collar. At the following... -
By Johathan 2022-05-13 17:46:33
I haven’t seen a sniper war movie for a long time. Back then, "Sniper" and "Soldiers in the City", what a nerve-racking sniper war, is too classic, even Longer’s "Reloaded Guardian" is not. It sucks, but now this "Reloaded" is really too bad, full of loopholes, knowing that it is within the range of the sniper’s muzzle, and running around, being able to survive is entirely just the arrangement of the director and the plot, not skill or luck. It makes people very speechless, and every rebel or...
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By Eldridge 2022-05-13 15:53:57
I started to watch this movie with great reverence. The facts are cruel. . . . .
The whole film is sloppy, without a theme, as if it revolves around the story of the hero's revenge for his companions. When it is extremely blunt. From the male protagonist's poor sniper to a very powerful one, he suddenly became a master.
There is also that coach who did nothing. The main task is to emphasize that his father is a famous sniper and you have to survive and exist. Something completely... -
By Therese 2022-05-13 13:04:42
Heroism satirizes the two-faced nature of the US
Highlights: 1. Continuing the essence of the previous series, the sniper is calm and steady, and killed in one shot; 2. The male protagonist is still stylish, but the female protagonist can also; 3. Appreciation of the wild scenery of Africa, the elephants and giraffes are beautiful, and the wild animals are beautiful.
Tucao: 1. The entire squad and the trained officers and soldiers are killed when they are shot, and the hero is dead. The heroism is really not covered; 2. The Americans...
