The movie is so-so, sorry

The adaptation of the story is not as good as the original. In this story, the boss is just for money. His team doesn't care about people's life or death, but it won't destroy people. The ending is too far-fetched, and it drags people back to the end of the original. On the contrary, if he admits his mistake, releases his suspicions, and decides to release Murphy completely. Because the boss is not the bad guy this time. . .
Murphy's acting is not cool enough. The first few special effects in the movie theater with dark 3D eyes made me feel very uncomfortable. The screen kept shaking and shaking. It was totally unnecessary, because we didn't need this kind of presence. The director was a little smart. Being clever and mistaken, it should be a tribute to the game, the main perspective is okay, the computer analysis, lock the target and shoot in one go, handsome!
The protagonist's family is even more messed up, and the child has no sense of existence. The daughter-in-law finally believed the boss's words and told the protagonist to put down the gun. . . It's actually better to jump up and be attacked by the boss, and give us a reason why the boss should be damned, right?

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