Jason doesn't fight, it's hard to tolerate

Clemens 2021-12-16 08:01:07

It’s great to watch the movie, because the quality of the 51st stalls on the whole is too poor, so this set of licensed goods by Gerich really wins my mind. The story is much simpler than that of "Gentlemen", but with the cover Rich’s style is disassembled into multiple perspectives, each of which complements each other, making the story very exciting, and the control of the narrative rhythm is also top-notch, and it’s been a long time since Jason Guoda shoots and beats people. The ending shootout is really real. It's great for me, although it's a bit out of control. I don't mind if the cover director comes to order more of this kind of film, at least it is something worth watching in the cinema. (8/10)

Kimberly 2022-03-27 09:01:09

No matter how straight male films are, they can be made gay by Director Gai, and Director Gai is probably the most suitable director who can grasp the perspective of women in B-level movies nowadays. Under the guidance of Director Gai, the dialogue text in the movie made Statham and his group of steel pure men read out with a unique flavor. Including the character's fixed-point pose, Statham's leisurely threat on the sofa, and the gay yellow light above his head slanting on half of his face, which looks very moving. Eastwood eventually had to spread his legs so far under the bathrobe that a little panty leaked out. Only Gadget can do this kind of thing.