I digested this movie with my wife the night before. Look at the big names, Denzel Washington and John Travolta.
It was exciting to start with. John hijacked a New York subway and threatened millions of dollars. Denzel, a subway dispatcher, was on duty and unexpectedly took up the mediation with the robbers.
My wife couldn't take it anymore when she saw half of it, and when she woke up the next day, she asked about the second half of the movie.
" What happened after that? " "It's amazing
, in fact, all the plans were arranged by Denzel."
"Ah, so! That's amazing!"
"Yeah, why is he on duty? Why does the gangster only recognize Are you sure to contact him? Do you even designate him to send money?"
"How much thought is needed."
"Of course, put the hostages in a vehicle that cannot be stopped to attract the police, and take the money on foot in the tunnel with the gangsters and take the plane. He will kill his accomplice and steal it by himself."
"How can he take so much money alone?"
"He is too familiar with the subway, and the place where he killed his accomplice has already placed that kind of manual rail cart.".
"Finally?"
"He disappeared at the end of the tunnel." The
movie was originally like this, Denzel went to send money in exchange for hostages, and finally succeeded in killing the gangster, and he became a hero and returned home like a normal day off work.
View more about The Taking of Pelham 123 reviews
