Good guy, the translated name is "Fast Pig Killing", coupled with the appearance of the god of war on the poster, it is almost impossible to write the word "invincible" on the face, what type of film this is at a glance, okay!
Look it up, Nima...
But, it's so pretty.
At the beginning of the film, the beautiful life of Cage and Page was exaggerated. Suddenly one day, Page was kidnapped and Cage was knocked to the ground. After waking up, Cage vowed to find Paige, um, this plot is familiar. Look at this angry face, this resolute look, damn, bloody revenge is about to begin.
The first stop went to the square. In order to ask about Peggy's whereabouts, Cage took a heavy punch for a minute, and then stood up. I thought, awesome, here's a foreshadowing for everyone. Cage is actually very good at fighting and resisting beatings. Super capable.
The second stop went to the Internet celebrity restaurant. Cage scolded the local top chef in the attitude of a boss. The super aura made people imagine that he was definitely an underground big man before. It's just that the rhythm is a bit delayed, and it hasn't started yet.
The third stop went to the villain's house, and after the villain humiliated Cage like a mortal, I thought it was finally going to work. Sure enough, not long after he went out, Cage made a rescue plan and asked his valet to plan the supplies he needed. Then Cage also went to several places in person, which was mysterious.
In the end, everything was planned, and the rescue + revenge plan began. Cage personally cooked a meal and ate the villain and cried. . .
I cried too. . .
It turns out that this is a literary film, Nima's.
On the contrary, I am quite touched by the last scene of the villain. It was a meal that recorded the good time between him and his wife, a beautiful and untouchable memory. I remember the tofu rolls I used to eat after school when I was a kid. I still remember the taste of that soup, but unfortunately I never tasted it again. It's for other reasons. It's a pity. If I can taste the taste in my childhood memory again, I guess I'll cry too.
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