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Low cost and high sincerity
Maiya 2022-02-25 08:01:33
As a low-cost, small-produced film, the filming is still good. The straightforward plot will not waste brain cells. The assault killing is simple and clear, although the action is still a bit less interesting; it will definitely be a sequel at the end, I hope the sequel will be The shot is better (the starting point is not high, the sequel is easier to shoot better). Just as a member of the Marine Corps and the big gang, such a strong conflict can be solved with only a few small pistols. It is too simple. It also strengthens the soldiers of the sea and land so much. The battle scenes are still less fist and more active. Use weapons, don't shoot the gangster so weak, it's better. The boss of this movie is the funniest, wielding a katana, thinking how powerful, it is easier to be knocked out, I really don’t know if the director wants to be funny or want to highlight the protagonist’s combat power.
Extended Reading
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Marjolaine 2022-04-23 07:04:25
The action is relatively simple, but still can be seen. Have to fast forward.
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Alexander 2022-04-23 07:04:25
This plot is basically from the last century...and the tattoos and knives of Japanese gang bosses are so fucking ugly.
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Cindy Chapman: Are you taking your medicine?
Cindy Chapman: [John shows her the meds, she snatches the bottle and eats one] Mints, really John?
John 'Falcon' Chapman: Look, my prescription ran out and I don't like taking those things anyway, It makes my head all swimmy. Besides, you're always complaining about the shit that comes out of my mouth, At least now it's minty fresh.
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Manny Ridley: Where are you?
John 'Falcon' Chapman: At the dock. Porto de Rio, dock 9. Get the cops over here, tell them do not radio it in, Thiago is dirty.
Manny Ridley: Wait a second, what you gonna do til they get there?
John 'Falcon' Chapman: Taking the scenery.
Manny Ridley: I was afraid of that, Shit!