The design at the beginning is quite interesting. It uses things that happen every day to describe the feeling of 10 years as a day. The editing of this section is also just right.
Sixty-year-old Uncle Liam is indeed an actor who does not disappoint. After watching the hurricane rescue, you know his murderousness and gentleness. In this commuter rescue, the 60-year-old man who has just lost his job and doesn't know how to face his wife and children is vividly played.
At the beginning, he was in a low mood, and he heard some inexplicable remarks, and then he really got a windfall, and he was overjoyed, but after receiving the ring that his wife wears every day, it was completely different. Especially when I saw the old man I met outside the window every day being pushed off the road because I wanted him to call the police, I saw Uncle Liam who was different from the hurricane rescue.
The fights that followed made Uncle Liam very distressed. The 60-year-old body is a little powerless compared to those young people who were abused. Every time I stumbled down the aisle after killing the opponent, I have to say that Uncle Liam is getting old.
In order to find the key person, I eliminated one by one, but I couldn't find it. Later, I climbed out from the bottom of the train and crawled back with difficulty. Another one was distressed.
Finally, it is quite new to say that the conjuring couple both played the villains in the film.
Uncle Liam, who was commuting to rescue, is not as brave as he was in the hurricane rescue. He was passive from beginning to end, and the fighting seemed particularly difficult. I admire such an actor very much. Talking about his own experience when playing cards later also really made people see the pressure and helplessness of this man who is struggling in real life.
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