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It is rare to find superfluous and bug movies~
Adam 2022-02-19 08:02:26
Lay out (to live on commission to kill), start (receive a kidnapping and rescue mission), unfold (encounter 2 pursuits and kills on the way back), climax (stepmother, police chief dad, and detective dispatched to help), ending (being Kidnapped children give trucks as gifts). It looks clear and smooth, not long-winded! The eldest and eldest brother, with Bane's simple version of the second brother and the slobber brother, plus the Hawking little brother, the character creation is successful, and the interpretation is just right~ It is a pity that Paul Wesley's little white-faced role is a little disappointing. (I still rushed to you at the beginning)
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Aniyah 2022-03-26 09:01:12
Violence and innocence under the scorching sun.
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Berenice 2022-02-19 08:02:26
Fighting all the way, killing all the way, the plot is simple, lively and rude, very suitable for a vulgar person like me, the taste of a B-level film is there, but I always feel that something is missing. In addition, the captions at the beginning of the movie are very comic style and very interesting.
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[before the final shootout]
McQueen Oodie: Hey, Brick?
Brick Oodie: Hmm?
McQueen Oodie: You startin' to think we should have finished school?
Brick Oodie: [chuckles] At least junior high.
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Brick Oodie: [as McQueen questions him about the job] Why you askin' me so many goddamn questions? Hell, it's a damn simple smash-and-grab! We smash our way in and grab Rob!
[in the backseat of the car, Lincoln wakes up]
Brick Oodie: Sorry, Lincoln, but your faggoty little brother won't shut up!
McQueen Oodie: Hey, I'm inquisitive! Is that a crime?
Brick Oodie: [laughing] "Inquisitive"? Where'd you learn that word, huh? You went and read a book?
McQueen Oodie: It's in my lexicon!