The rest are a few fragmentary feelings:
1. Hanks' performance, I personally feel "that's it", maybe his acting skills have gone through the baptism of several previous movies, and this one feels a bit aesthetic tired.
2. Newman, an old bone, performed quite vividly. Personally, I thought that in this movie, Newman's performance was enough to top the audience.
3. Jude Law didn't appear until halfway through the shoot. Although the second half tried desperately to increase his role, this role always felt a little weird, and the transition between the killer and the reporter was rather vague.
4. Craig's "prodigal son" image, in fact, can drink more wine.
Although Hanks has a rare "bad guy" role, he still cannot escape the fundamental proposition that "the good guy among the bad guys is actually a good guy".
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