The three partners who have been hidden for many years have also made a lot of contributions.
Sam: Don't give up on me. . .
The daughter's little fresh meat boyfriend also successfully completed the dragon show.
The ex-wife was finally hung up by the screenwriter.
The role change of the stepfather is a bit unsatisfactory, it is estimated that it is preconceived.
The big and small eyelid and chess of the male police officer adds a lot of color to the film, it would be nice if there was more presence.
Those dragon set JCs really feel fit to play the villain role.
The action scenes are very enjoyable, and Brian is no longer the tough guy Rambo who never fell like the first one.
The enemy's bullets will always fly around the protagonist, no matter how accurate your marksmanship is.
Why do the big villain BOSS of all movies always talk nonsense, and then close the KO to kill the enemy? Holding a gun and trying to strangle the enemy?
At the beginning of the film, Nissen's escape scene, under the director's repeated shooting without showing his face, shows that Lian Po is old.
A few questions to complain: From asking Brian to buy donuts, it can be seen that his ex-wife likes sweets, especially donuts, so Brian should be able to infer the information provided by close people. JC can also infer whether his ex-wife was killed on the same day from the time of death of the corpse. JC should consider why there is no blood splash since the throat was cut, and the blood at the wound has already coagulated. Why is it that no one thinks of calling surveillance many times, such as the murderer carrying the body into the room?
The third, although not as good as the classic first, is much better than the less-than-satisfactory second.
Love Neeson, but don't want to see the 4th again because I want to keep the classics in my heart forever.
Finally, I would like to add: Is it really good for pregnant women to take drugs indiscriminately?
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