From beginning to end, although there is no climax and no real thriller, it always coincides with the contest between good and evil in human nature. Because of the existence of the son, the father who is very persistent and strong in the first place is like a god. Because of the existence of the son, the father who did not want to participate in it will not turn back. It's not about how to behave in front of his son, but a counterattack and an outbreak of a widowed handsome man when his son is deeply separated from him. As for Kaden, I can only say that this person has nine lives as a cat demon. No matter what, he can't die. He has been targeted by sniper guns many times, and he has to be dealt with by the male protagonist many times. He has to fall or die many times. Maybe it's because N is 9.
By the way, this so-called blockbuster will always refer to Sang, scolding Huai, insinuating, and satirizing the complicated and ugly hidden struggle within Washington... For example, the FBI executive who looks down on the countryman.
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