1. Although I played the uncommon flash-forward + multi-line narrative combination in revenge movies, it seemed fresh and refined at first glance, but if I continued to read it, I found that I was playing a very old and hairy set, typically like "The son is killed by you." 2. Some of the plots and shots are deliberately misleading the audience (give Dave more shots than others and then let him die with one shot; sleep Dana, no, Dana is basically a dispensable person; The one with the codename Elvis will fight to the death, and learn from John Wick next door in your next life!) 3. In the whole movie, the most "reasonable" behavior and the clearest logic is the villain. In the process of robbing a bank (or a building?) in GTA5, the timing of the interlude was just right, establishing the structure and character motivation of the entire action, and finally starting to be "cool" instead of "fake". However, the issue of no distinction between primary and secondary is too conspicuous: the protagonist is not even highlighted by the two staff who sacrificed heroically in this scene...
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