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Cleora 2022-03-31 08:01:02
If the November Killer was given three stars because of Brosnan, this film must be given four stars. The staff is simple, but the plot is fast-paced, and I won't fall asleep halfway through watching it (I fell asleep while watching the dark battle). Knowing the context of the story, but still following the male protagonist with trepidation. Although few people were killed, and there were no screams from dozens or hundreds of people in the train building, the opening two shooting scenes were well guided. John Cusack's performance was worth all the stars. Fortunately, it was just an embellishment. If she had to say a few more words, the atmosphere of the piece might be ruined. Then the tone of the scene set by the director is convincing. In the wilderness, there is a lonely house where people are dying. Occasionally playback recordings restore the scenes of people who have died. ...
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Ashleigh 2022-03-31 09:01:10
For the first time, I feel that the actor of an action movie sucks. . .
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Bethany 2022-04-03 09:01:12
Why do you suddenly soften your heart? Probably everyone has a critical point. The intelligence worker's non-human existence state, the idea is OK, and the writing is improvised. Brother Bryan Dick is still very cute, and the other group of male agents and female broadcasters is simply better than the male and female protagonists.
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Emerson Kent: Oh shit, your leg.
Katherine: Oh my God!
[as he carries her to a table]
Katherine: I can't even feel anything.
Emerson Kent: That's usually a bad sign.
Katherine: You always know what to say to a girl.
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Max: [Meredith holding a gun on him] You're shaking now. You're getting angry. You're letting your emotions get the better of the situation. The adrenalin, it's really kickin' in. What I know? The reason that I'm not shaking is because this is a choice not dictated by emotion. This is logic - pure, simple. My boy over there is rated fourth in the world in the Glock 30. You now what that means? What's it mean...
Derne: It means I could shoot you from Texas.
Max: Now that's of course exaggeration. But the point still stands, he knows what he's doing. He's a professional. And you're... you. You've already dropped the gun, because this is a choice within a very strict set of parameters. Right now you're in control. What you don't want to do is put him in control. Don't give him the choice. That way is death. That way
[slowly taking the gun from her]
Max: is the unconditional end of future choice.
Max: [she whimpering] That's it. Good girl. Oh, I know, I know. It's always a tough lesson to learn. To realize that you don't have the stomach to do what's needed.