Opening captions
"Some people cry, some people drink, some people write shit poetry. I hurt people. Might as well put it to good use."
In the movie trailer, the heroine Lindy (Kate Beckinsale) is unable to suppress her own violent impulse. . . In the film, she found a way to have an emotional connection with others and overcome psychological obstacles. .
Lindy aka Jolt found the murder of Justin (Jai Courtney) in a volunteer operation. . . The real culprit. It is embarrassing that Lindy risked her life to retaliate, but Justin is not her blue friend (they only dated twice). . Even the detective investigating the crime said, "A date in this city does not explain the problem. You will eventually find your true son... and then... boom... two bullets to the brain."
At the same time, Jolt interacts with psychological barriers and disabled groups, as technology improves, adapting treatments when our bodies become impervious, and feeling like'regular' everyday experiences, are inaccessible. Of course, Jolt also uses electric shocks to suppress his impulse to violent people. . . . . "What is it about creepy old men always underestimating women?" In a world of senseless violence and hateful acts against women, to see Lindy furiously stab evil men
Justin accepted her without hesitation; gave her the room to be seen as beautiful and desired in a place where she has only felt isolation and anguish. The revolutionary impact on Lindy, however, short their time together, cannot be understated.
Movies are still a routine action film format. . . I am a little tired of the summer flooded with similar movie works. . . .
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