When I saw Kidnap and the former FBI spy, I thought there would be a lot of reasoning to solve the case, but I didn't see it. And the existence of this spy is too weak, how powerful I thought it would be?
Many people in it have a very weak sense of existence. What is the significance of his appearance, Getty's son? Nothing works. Also, doesn't his son also have many children, so he must find his grandson? Also, how did he get persuaded by spy to give the money? Just because of that short one-minute threat that looks old-fashioned (I'm in charge of your safety and can kill you at any time?), I don't understand.
It can only be said that this reflects the world of money, selfishness and stinginess. But Getty is not so selfish. He originally planned to use ransom to redeem his grandson, but after learning that his grandson had the idea of getting money from him, he gave up decisively. I think this is hurt by the family.
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