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Brother Cage finally got up
Aidan 2022-06-05 19:06:53
It is worthy of five-star recommendation. After all, compared with the masterpieces of the past few years, this one is definitely a conscientious production, and the performance is not as tired as before. It seems that this kind of black comedy is more suitable. You can take this route more in the future, although the director Not very famous, but the shots are really excellent. Although the story is simple, it is closely linked, and it is quite wonderful to approach each other step by step. Brother Cage performed completely this time. It is true that although he has been called the king of bad movies in recent years, his acting skills are still there, and his whole body is full of drama. It's not for the celebrity to become famous when he is young. As long as he is careful and picks a good script, it is not impossible for Cage to be brilliant again. The commercial value is not great. After all, there have been no major productions in the past few years. They are all small and medium-sized productions. I also expect him to explode in Snowden's acting skills, hoping to crush the protagonists. Although I was given a second by my partner in the end, it was really touching, but the other protagonist found it conscience, but it was also disgusting, the soundtrack was also very good, the editing was also done well, worth five points.
Extended Reading
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Jim's Father: [answers door, sees David in uniform] Jesus Christ.
[David looks down at his clothes, confused]
Jim's Father: Jimmy, it's your friend!
[Jim starts to exit]
Jim's Father: Where the hell are you going at this hour?
Jim Stone: Official police business, Dad.
Jim's Father: Who's the cop?
Jim Stone: I am, Dad - we both are.
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David Waters: I think that guy has a friend with deep pockets.
Jim Stone: That's very deep. Very deep.
David Waters: [notices nearby customer] I think that guy's getting a handjob. He's still eating so it's hard to tell.