Compared with Derailed, this Deception has added more eye-catching things, of course, how can it attract people to go to the cinema to see the new bottle without a lot of packaging.
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Deception & Derailed
Dannie 2022-04-19 09:02:35
I don't know if you have seen "Derailed" - Derailed starring Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen in 2005. The plots of these two films are surprisingly similar. It can be said that they are old wine and new bottles. Highly planned conspiracy, the conspiracy planners are also a couple, and the way the protagonist gets involved seems to be similar, SEX. Then there is extortion and anti-extortion. Of course, the two films have slightly different expressions. No spoilers, it's still worth watching.
Compared with Derailed, this Deception has added more eye-catching things, of course, how can it attract people to go to the cinema to see the new bottle without a lot of packaging.
Compared with Derailed, this Deception has added more eye-catching things, of course, how can it attract people to go to the cinema to see the new bottle without a lot of packaging.
Extended Reading
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Pattie 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The first two-thirds of the story is a mystery. After Chinatown, I once suspected that it was a schizophrenic film (there is no way this idea will be played out), but the truth makes people feel fake. Do Nordic movies like this kind of sluggish tone? The director is a Swiss, drowsy for an hour and a half, but fortunately there are all kinds of dazed and cute expressions. Wolverine is not my thing, I have no feelings for MW, but Maggie Q's cameo is very bright
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Pattie 2022-04-22 07:01:42
The first 1/3 thought it was a literary film, the last 2/3 was a commercial film, Ewan Mc Gregor is still very handsome haha
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Jonathan McQuarry: [after having sex with a woman in The List] Can I ask you something? Why do you do this?
Wall Street Belle: For the same reason that men do it - the economics of the arrangement. It's intimacy without intricacy. I work past midnight almost every night.
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[repeated line]
Simone Wilkinson: Are you free tonight?