2, even so, there are still a few points that I don't understand. The person at the beginning, died when he died, didn't he explain? I watched from behind while waiting to tell the story of the first dead man, thinking it was a flashback. Halfway through, I forgot what the first dead person looked like, and looked back again.
3. When I saw half of it, I felt that the old policeman was pretending, because they did things out of order. I didn't expect it to be a police officer, huh, but a black and white police officer.
4. A question: how did the gang of drug dealers get roy and jessie on that unmanned train? I didn't understand this.
5. The director still showed a very strong American heroism. Especially when Roy escaped to drive the train at the end.
6. Taking the train from Beijing to Moscow, I am tempted, and I will take a trip whenever I want. However, this really requires a company, lest someone shove stuff into your bag along the way.
Overall, the plot is quite compact, not bad.
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