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same as the previous one, the creativity is good, however, the director and screenwriter never pay attention Some loopholes, to be more ugly, (taking the audience as silly X) Here are some loopholes and cliché plots in this movie that I can't bear the most.
The couple knew that the massacre was approaching, but they had to resolutely drove to a particularly special place to shop, and then stared at a group of people who might kill them. Their car broke down and they were waiting outside. Chase. I thought they would drive away the protagonist’s car, but they just watched from a distance and waited for the protagonist to come back. Later, the supporting actor would step on the trap, and the female partner would provoke the enemy’s screams. Vulgar plot, I just want to say this IQ, is it really the kind of thinking that I don’t have a director, so I can’t think of it?
Besides the mother-daughter group, in fact, the mother-daughter group doesn't have any major shortcomings. It's just that when someone breaks into her house, she tells the other party her position loudly so that bad guys can tease her. This may be because the director wants to continue the story of the previous story that made bear children pit their parents. I can bear it. Then, the director may think that it is impossible for the bear child to cheat her parents, but he should make her pit her pig's feet, and then he sets the bear child as a chatter, or the kind of sentence that stings your heartache. Then, I don’t want to say anything in the passage, maybe the child is damn old, and it takes 1 minute to get up after a fall. Later, it was a burden imposed on the protagonist. The protagonist saved you, and you are ashamed to ask him for this and that, there is no need for them to save anyone. The last BUG shot that made me laugh. After the pig’s feet were hit, the mother-daughter group had been in the car silently watching their savior was destroyed by the bad guy, and finally was rescued by the male ration who should have been retaliated. The end alarm sounded and when everyone was safe, the mother-daughter group ran out of the car. They ran out of the car. Then, looking at the male lead who was hit, asked the male partner if you have a car on horseback? Do you have a car on horseback? ? ? ? ? ? ? I just wanted to ask, do you have a brain? Where did you just come from? ? Can you just drive the car over just now? ? Oh, my God, I really feel relieved after watching it...
I mentioned some loopholes and cliché plots that I can't bear the most. In fact, the movie is good overall, with enough creativity and the actors' acting skills. Very well in place, the best part of the whole movie is the male lead (and the grandpa's confession that hangs at the beginning). There are also plots that I didn’t expect. For example, in the tunnel, the couple group suddenly felt a sense of justice. They turned back and shot chasing soldiers to help the protagonist and the mother-daughter group escape, and the sniper fat uncle on the top of the film at the beginning ( Uncle? Uncle? Fuck, fell asleep with the gun at the top of the building)............ The central idea of this movie is probably that the male protagonist is looking for a path to redemption. He encounters these talents that will make him change his initial mentality of revenge. This kind of movie is also my favorite type, so it’s good to see it (if you have the ability to ignore these BUGs that impose a lower limit on IQ)
Digression: Seriously, when I saw the fat girl with the left-handed loudspeaker and the right-handed m16 on the roof, I really felt that this scene was particularly like a madman survivor in a zombie siege. If this movie can be adapted into a game, I think I will definitely go play. Oh, by the way, there seems to be a foreshadowing at the end of the film. Maybe it seems that this movie will have a third one. Anyway, if he does make the third one, I think I will watch it. I only hope the director and The screenwriter can pay more attention to the details of the script, and don't add so many bugs and disgusting settings.
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