The first imported blockbuster to be released before Hollywood, Reivew on Chaos

The characteristic of suspense films is to try to keep the suspense until the end of the film. The plot unfolded like a cocoon, and the main culprit appeared at the last moment, and it turned out to be the person he was most familiar with. However, I think the reasoning of the hairy guy in the film seems a little too magical. Although he is a famous family, he seems to be a little too sensitive. And at the end of the film, he seems too stupid, watching the criminals escape, and the other policemen are dead. Can't the police surround the airport? Can't the police stop the flight from taking off? It gives the impression that the plot is just to highlight Connors' cleverness, and everyone else is played by him. The details are not meticulous, so that this film cannot become a first-class suspense film, but can only be regarded as a second-class police and bandit film.
In fact, compared with the film itself, the promotion of the film in the Mainland is a bit more interesting. The first blockbuster movie released before Hollywood? Damn, I obviously watched it on a certain TV station last year, can this be blown? Too underestimated the IQ of the people? The DVD also came out in April last year, and the final subtitles of the film show that the film was shot in 2005. Later, I checked the Internet, and it turned out that it was not released in North America for some unknown reason. It was released in Europe in January 2006. Oh, it was released before Hollywood. Then there is the ending of the film, which is being asked for when it is released in China. In the DVD RIP I watched, Connors was at large at the end. In the domestic movie version, it is said that Connors was subdued by a flight attendant. Haha, it is our consistent thought that evil cannot prevail.
It took so much effort to promote an outdated film, but a movie like "Pirates of the Caribbean" could not be introduced because of "promoting ghosts", a deformed film review mechanism.

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