The Governor's sincerity in filming is still there. After all, he has reached the age where he can't even hold a heavy machine gun, and he is still fighting with the villain in a hand-to-hand fight that hurts the enemy by a thousand and loses eight hundred. But I still insisted to the end, the governor should not be making movies often. Look at one less.
Saying it's brainless, the villain is a racing driver, how can there be a bit of a drug lord's fan? When he got out of prison, he moved violently, and even with handcuffs, he was able to clean up the police with guns. The men who helped him escape from prison were also very skilled, why didn't they show up? The foreman played by Peter Stormare wants to help the drug lord successfully cross the border? A 60-year-old governor leading a team of strong men can beat the headshots of the contractors, the corpses of the corpses? These contractors are all gangsters, and even the FBI on the road was easily KO'ed by them. According to logic, the small town blocking team, Xiao Universe, completely defeated the FBI!
Although the lines of the film are concise, they are full of the governor's self-deprecation. When you get old, you are old, and no one can resist it. Of course, Frist Whitcott's lines when he handcuffed the female undercover agent still showed the victory of the United States in the lawsuit against the Swiss bank. I don't understand why China didn't go to Switzerland to communicate with Chinese people's private accounts in Switzerland. Check it out thoroughly? The United States is not only ahead of the world in individualism, but also stronger than other major countries in breaking the century-old Swiss banking system!
Finally, let's look at Oscar winner Frist Whitcott. An Oscar winner came out to make a cameo as an FBI leader. He has no role other than issuing orders. Is he a fan of the governor and has to play against the governor in this B-rated movie. addiction? Just like racing a car in a corn field, don't waste such a great food resource as corn!
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