Magnified hero

Not all movies or dramas are suitable for sequels, and some stories are already obvious, even if the investment hits the box office soaring, they will still not get a better reputation. This is obviously the case with Taken, a heavy movie. If he changes the title, such as a lonely hero, he can make a series with a different content. Taken1 and 2 are added together, I have to say, it turns out that misfortunes are not singular but also apply to Americans. Why was Brian caught up with bad luck? Kidnapping of a daughter is accidental, so it is inevitable to kidnap a wife for revenge? Yes, as a detective, he does have a lot of enemies, but if this is the case, it would be too much to live a life, right? I feel that the design of the plot is a bit far-fetched, especially the old man who looks cruel, and in the end he is an idiot. I really can’t accept such a design. At least be professional. Let us see the confrontation of the strong, okay?
Even though I am not satisfied with the many designs of the movie plot, I still recommend this movie at the time. I think many techniques of this movie can be used for reference. The director and screenwriter suspended the entire story, without support, made the story exciting, allowing the audience to follow the development of the story closely.
I am in a different place—Istanbul
alone and helpless—Blair himself, with the help of his daughter, but the police are not in the
back of the enemy—the chase of bad guys, the local police fight
against time—the blood of his wife is dripping drop by drop, just counting down
these four. Together, the elements pull up the movie ticket and let our hearts float together. Follow Blair to find a way to rescue.
But think about it carefully, this is a magnified hero, it's better to play him again as a superman. Did the kidnappers not search? Give you a phone number to contact the outside world? A young man couldn't catch up with the little girl and tripped over a wire. The little girl who is usually pampered can make a leap for fun? Is it really my father's genes? I have to issue a question.
To sum up, doubts belong to doubts. I still have to recommend them. After all, at least during the 135 minutes of watching the movie, I was very nervous and excited to follow the movie. Is this success?

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