After reading it, there are a few things that make me wonder.
The first is to assassinate the three brothers, the three brothers of Raynor, Shaqi, and Ole.
Or Renault, Shaqi, the eighth man.
Here I prefer Reynolds, Shaqi, and Ole. Because from a common sense, it is more acceptable for the three brothers to conquer the world and then divide the world.
But the contradiction is that if the three brothers who conquer the world end up killing each other. more dramatic.
Second, which of the three brothers correspond to?
Needless to say, the protagonist is the one who shoots separately.
But the second and third I see it is easy to contradict...
When they were young, the remaining two were: No. 2 with thick hair, shouting, "Even the Pope will be killed, we used to make blood alliances." While not forgetting to fill the books into the backpack to be bulletproof. No. 3 has a very high hairline, and Wei Nuonuo finally shook hands, "We are friends until we die."
Here I am very contradictory, the first one, Shaqi is the second. The contradiction is that Shaqi is now bald, while the hair was thick at the time. Shouldn't it be No. 3 to fit a bald person? (Dog's head) But in the lines, "The Pope will also be killed!" This kind of domineering is indeed a bit like the anti-bone boy. In line with his betrayal character.
The second, Ole is the second. The reason is that he knew how to put bulletproof books in his schoolbag when he was a child, so he always wears bulletproof vests when he grows up. The line "We used blood as an alliance" is in line with the betrayal he has been emphasizing when killing his own men. And he is not bald, the hair is the thickest among the three (dog head)
Then comes the contradiction.
Paradox 1. Assuming that Shaqi is No. 2, then it seems that his hair loss is very severe, and he is still the most lush when he is young. Old but the first bald (funny). And at the end, Reynolds asked, "We used to make alliances with blood." Shaqi retorted, "I said we were friends for life." This is No. 3's line!
In the same way, it is reasonable to assume that Ole is the number two, that is, although he is not bald, he is also a flat head now. Number three is also flat. Could it be that the simple hair loss did not worsen. But Shaqi is worse. Then the body armor and the backpack cannot be combined. And it is obvious in the movie that Shaqi is afraid of Aure (the man with glasses said that Shaqi used Aure, and if Aure knew, Shaqi would be finished). So Ole is more in line with the decisive No. 2, while Xia Qi is the hesitant No. 3.
And there's a detail that points to Shaqi as number two. Because No. 2 stuttered a bit when he said "the Pope will also be killed". Xia Qi himself can speak well, but when he got angry at the drug warehouse, he also stuttered. And some of the lines have weird pronunciations (a few sound like farts). This again points to Shaqi as number two.
So the inconsistency, of course, may be the translation pot. Or maybe I don't know French, maybe some pronunciations in French are that the lips vibrate violently, and it is easy to hear a fart like a broken sound. Some sentences are just like stuttering.
So here either the director is to blame, the translator is to blame, or I don't understand French.
Anyway, the lens is beautiful. The audiovisual language is also great. Something is expressed. But that doesn't mean the film is particularly good.
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