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"The Revenge of the Dead": an unexpected lover comes out
Jaleel 2022-02-14 08:01:44
I watched the film that should have been skipped because of my obsession with the Irish bad boy Colin Farrell, and I was disappointed after watching it. In Luoquan's Revenge, Farrell's enemy girl came to the door. After going back and forth, it was unexpected that Farrell was also a victim. The two developed a vague relationship and eventually joined forces to deal with the ultimate boss. It cannot be said that this plot is unattractive. It is just the addition of family ethics to the crime thriller. Although it highlights humanism, it is not interesting to catch up with this lame script. What's more, Farrell didn't show much acting skills, and the strange face of Swedish female Loomi Rappes was not amazing except for horror. From the beginning to the end of the plot mode, under the progress of the TV series produced by the Danish director Niels Arden Oplew, the passion for the big star disappears. It can only be regarded as another mediocre work of multinational alliance.
Extended Reading
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Beatrice: [to Victor] I never thought about it before. Revenge. But... when I saw you kill that man in your apartment... I knew I had my answer.
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[first lines]
Darcy: [holding infant son] It wasn't meant to be this way, you know? We make our plans, sure. But life... life is what happens to you along the way. You know, first I didn't want this. I didn't want to connect. I didn't want to get involved. But she kept on with me, you know. This is what life is. This is why we're here. To connect. To... to build. We're here to build something. And then we had Theo. And then I understood that... you know, she was right. We're not meant to be alone. You know what she said to me? She said that even the most damaged heart can be mended. Even the most damaged heart.