First of all, this movie makes me think that John Travolta was born to play a high-IQ crime boss, with every smile and convincing cunning. Secondly, the 360-degree explosion visual effect at the beginning of the movie is really shocking. The beginning of the film actually starts with talking about the movie. The beginning of a crime movie starts with "talking about the movie" itself, which is amazing! The scene makes people think it is a party chat, but it is a crime scene! First intense picture, then gentle narrative! This kind of impact comparison is really admirable! Hugh Jackman and Harry Berry's rivals are jokingly known for their friendship. As an old movie from 15 years ago, it is still enjoyable to watch now. Especially, when the proposition "if you kill one innocent person can save the lives of ten other innocent people, can this person die" in a lighthearted tone, the philosophical and even political metaphors in it It goes without saying. A rare "bad guy" "victory" work. Of course, if you still want to see Hugh Jackman being "bited" and Harry Berry's dew point, this is the eye-catching part.
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