An American cowboy, when the law could not give him the justice he wanted, went to Europe to search for the real murderer and get an explanation for his daughter.
It's an American old-fashioned story. The film deliberately highlights this five-year-old American man, who has a gun, drives a car, single-handedly, comes with the wind, and goes with the wind. The American hero flexes his muscles in a foreign land and maintains justice simply and rudely. It's about to be a good and evil shootout.
He wrote about the differences between the United States and Europe, guns and freedom in the United States, the security problems caused by dark-skinned immigrants in Europe, the inefficiency of European justice, and the ills of political correctness. At the same time, some leftist content is added as a balance, such as the daughter is gay, and the girl who has a deep relationship with the cowboy is also an immigrant. In the end, I fell in love with the actor's single mother and separated, did not start a new family, did not take the road to Europe, and returned to the United States with her daughter.
I mainly watch Damon's acting, no matter how handsome he was when he was young. American men grow up to be like this when they reach a certain age. They have a beard, stocky, and a ball cap.
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