Later, I slowly clarified the idea. The bad guy XX has a big conspiracy to bring down the bad guy, and then the American XX text goes to Russia to destroy the bad guy XX's conspiracy.
I like the villain very much. It seems that watching this kind of film, I love the villain more than the male protagonist.
I can't remember the plot clearly, because I drank a little bit of alcohol yesterday.
The only thing I remember is that at the end, the villain XX was shot and fell under the leaves, and there was a sad song
, so he just hung up?
The big boss is not him either, disappointed.
Even if you are killed by an explosion, it is more heroic than being shot to death.
Okay, stop ranting.
Before watching it, many people said that this is an American-style patriotic movie.
As long as you love your country, you too can be a hero.
The villain comrades also kept saying for the country, but they never played the Americans.
died.
At least it was sad at the time.
The gay villains are sad, romantic, and their hatreds have a vodka-flavored intensity and spiciness.
His opponents are calm and rational. In the movies, they can always break through the conspiracy against the country.
Accompanied by extreme persecutory delusions.
It turns out that other people's unfavorable actions and thoughts are called conspiracies.
The villain comrade fell, and Mr. Hero saw the long-admired president.
The world is like that, and so is the movie.
But the large leaves of fallen leaves are really beautiful, and it is not a bad thing for the villain to die like this.
With a touch of regret, hypocritical and beautiful, it must be the FEEL that the villain comrades like...
At least if you do, the regret of death will be less.
If there are no villains in this world, who will look at heroes.
The above remarks represent personal views only
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