The reason for all actions comes from the control mad Miles.
Because Fischer was killed at the last moment of victory, Miles's female companion died unexpectedly and went to jail herself.
Miles, who escaped from prison a year later, designed a bunch of tasks that needed to be completed urgently by Fischer, which he called games.
This lunatic Miles doesn't care about his girlfriend or life, he cares about the loss of anticipation of the development of things and people's behavior.
Fischer is a highly emotional and motor-conscious policeman, and he has thus become a fighter who never disappoints in the game of Miles.
The calculation of the opening title made people's eyes bright, and then used a tense rhythm to stop the audience from thinking, Fischer seemed to have no more clue except for running madly all the way.
In the last round, how did Fischer and the FBI break the presupposition of Miles?
Or is it that Myers is not as good as the heavens after all and failed again?
The sharp turn in the twelfth round was confusing. Miles' last step was for money. Of course, such a clear goal would have to be hit.
Justice is not the reason for victory, it is because Fischer is superior.
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