The one visible to the naked eye is of lower quality than the other, although the routine is the same, the opening of the film is emotional, the IQ action is shown in the film, and the aura of the protagonist is shown after the film. But every part has been weakened. In the last episode, we can still see the father's psychological expression of his daughter's boyfriend after she had a boyfriend. It was a mixed feeling and a real expression of hostility. This time, although the pregnancy is the progress of the plot, there are more It's a good way to handle drama, but it's a one-off, and I don't feel anything. The only emotional portrayal is that my father said that he had low blood sugar and hadn't eaten all day. Details?.
As for showing the professional ability of the protagonist, the effect of the presentation is also in place as always, with extraordinary skills and excellent intelligence. Among them, there are two scenes that directly switch from distress to escape, one is the explosion of the elevator, and the other is the explosion of the car. I'm not describing human beings, this Nima is a superman, and he flashes to save his life.
These are all okay and acceptable. The villain at the end also came to the surprise of Mission Impossible, and the protagonist is really trying his best. He has a big belly and is old, and he is still giving wonderful acting skills, although the racing scene is a bit dizzy.
As for the biggest complaint, there is nothing more than the wise and talented American policeman, who is wise from the beginning to the end, but he does not reflect his role in so many scenes in the film, and shows his intelligence? Always one step behind the protagonist. Demonstrate justice? Knowing that the protagonist is wronged, he has been arranging his subordinates to be the male protagonist. Highlight the strength of the male protagonist? Does the male protagonist still need the police to stand out? The villain is enough for him to fight.
Give the American police a face, and let American citizens feel more at ease.
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