The company was strictly guarded, and took her daughter the next day; found that the building was empty and took her daughter to investigate; and even ran to the Brussels headquarters with her daughter. Before he knew the ins and outs of the matter, his behavior seemed even more incredible.
The daughter's ambiguous object happened to have a gangster brother who happened to be in debt. And this elder brother, who helped them find a hiding place because of money, who might be criminals, actually said that I was not a profit-seeking person, so he returned the money to them. Finally, I found that this man who had a wife and daughter to support, owed money, and did not receive ill-gotten wealth, had a nice big house.
The daughter’s boyfriend found out that his brother’s family had been killed—the benevolent killer did not kill children, even though his appearance was all seen—have no resentment towards Logan, who caused this result. He just hates the killer group. He really loves and hates him.
Anna ran to find the Boss theory, and was inexplicably sent to take Amy downstairs. She lost her judgment inexplicably and caused a gunfight, and died inexplicably.
The final exchange of hostages is as rudimentary as the bomb box made by Logan. After Logan handed over the phone in the court after the trial, he appeared silently next to the big Boss crowded by the crowd for the second time; Boss opened the box and saw the paper bag and smiled with satisfaction. After the killer handed over the missing documents, he said If you don’t come back and wait outside the car, do you wait for the staff to give a reward? Finally waited with a bang.
The movie deliberately reduces Logan's risk factor through unreasonable plots. For example, sitting on the train at platform 8 to remotely control Anna's actions, it is actually like playing a role-playing game at such a match in time.
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