All talents are lost, Reivew on Mechanic: Resurrection

There is a quite appropriate example of the feeling of watching commercial films. You can find out from the film. Whenever someone sneaks from under the ship or directly from below, there will always be an unlucky fool who will automatically stand there and look out. To die, things that are too easy to guess make the interaction between the film and the audience lose early.

As the sequel movie "Mechanic 2" escaped the structure and rhythm of the first script, and completely entered into a more "pure" commercial film routine, which is similar to the "Dragon Quest" story, defeating the villain and rescuing the princess. Finally, I have to be handsome, the ubiquitous background narration makes people feel that this is a "killer 47"-like big-screen game, there is a sense of escape at any time.

My goddess Jessica became a vase in a vase, and Michelle Yeoh didn’t even get a punch. Except for Guo Da or Guo Da everywhere, there were no surprise episodes except for the murder in the pool. The upgraded cast was useless and empty. He fiddled with the so-called nerve string, and eventually died of Si.

The most intolerable thing is that the director of this film actually filmed Inspur and Hitler's boy...what's the situation? Lost all your talents...

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