The film tells the story of an Interpol who investigates a multinational bank suspected of buying and selling arms, assassination, political shady and money laundering, and finally finds that no matter what he does, he is a typical stick role. With the bravery and the so-called heart of justice, it is very boring to try to shake a system built by the interests of various governments. The heaviness or despair revealed at the end of the film seems to be very deep, but it is actually bullshit.
The two policemen inside are similar to junior high school students, and they are so amateurish that they would call the victim's family directly to investigate the situation, and leave their mobile phone numbers, completely treating the monitoring system as air. Compared with "Bourne Bourne" and the 007 series, even commercial films are not at the least standardized level. Tekway tried to say that in the context of internationalization, there are only common interests and no justice, which was also explained in "Lord of War". The action scenes in the film are flashy, the plot loopholes are repeated, and the rhythm is a mess, which is unbearable to watch. Personally, I think any 2nd-rate B-level director for this kind of film looks better than him.
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