The brilliant negotiation and duel between the two powerful male stars Muir Jackson and Kevin Spacey is the soul of the entire film. Passy's uncontrollable and clever tricks are also amazing. The two talked from their opponents into one faction, and finally proved innocent while eradicating the sinister figures behind the scenes in one fell swoop. Even if there is not a single net to kill all the corrupt personnel, but the implicit ending, from a group of accomplices who tried to kill the male protagonist, the police instantly changed to trying their best to save each other, and it also deeply reflected the corruption of one or two characters from a different angle. It doesn't make any sense to the police.
Although the film lasts for more than 139 minutes and more than two hours, from the beginning of the brief period of official negotiations to save people, it immediately turns to being trapped and trapped, and finally proves innocence. There is no tediousness and procrastination, but with the imminent tension and excitement in one go, it makes people feel like they still want to come again after seeing it. Perhaps this is all because there are real events behind the scenes that have solid support, which inspires the great inspiration and creative enthusiasm of the screenwriter. It is reasonable that this film was rated as the most sophisticated action thriller that year.
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