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The old man's career makes a comeback
Hester 2022-03-17 09:01:05
The old man, who finally succeeded in achieving a career turnaround, got an old loli by the way. There have been many assassinations of American presidents in history, but it is really interesting to think from the perspective of bodyguards. Several discussions between the characters in the film are full of disdain for the president and the first lady, but out of professionalism, it is still necessary to block bullets at critical moments. It is a bit weird to be a presidential bodyguard under American values. Are you willing to trade your life for his? Or is your life too precious? Do you really have the guts to take a bullet? Kennedy seems very different, He was different, it seems Americans really miss it. The death of the contradiction is not only because of too much spending. This crazy CIA assassin who wants to kill the president and get revenge is purely his own death. He wants to keep the game close.
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Randi 2022-03-26 09:01:06
Clint and Markovic's drama, absolutely, so good-looking, is that the soundtrack 20 years ago was too bad to be replaced by the current Hans Zimmer or. . . It will be more beautiful, and the camera capture and editing are also very good. The part of the president running away is so interesting and humorous.
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Wayne 2022-03-27 09:01:06
Maybe only Markovic can steal the limelight of Lao Bu and Dongmu Ye in an action movie.
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[Clothes and weapons drop to the floor as Horrigan and Lilly prepare to make love; a phone call interrupts them and she leaves]
Frank Horrigan: Ah, Lilly... damn. Now I gotta put all that shit back on. God damn it.
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Mendoza: [talking to Horrigan] There's just one problem, Frank. You know this guy Al? He keeps asking me questions about my counterfeiter. He asked me to many questions. My instinct tells me when there's something wrong, and there's something wrong here, Frank, so I had him followed.
[Started to walk away, then turned back around]
Mendoza: He's a fucking Secret Service agent, Frank.