Let's talk about the good parts first:
1. The plot is relatively compact and closely linked.
2. Handsome guys and beauties are very eye-catching, especially handsome guys. Even if he is a criminal, I don't hate him.
3. Douglas is as good as ever.
4. The most rare thing is that this is a rare foreign film that my mother understands and doesn't doze off.
Let's talk about the bad parts:
1. There is a slight flaw in the plot design, and the logic is not rigorous enough. The fact that the reporter's handsome guy fooled his colleague into participating in the big revealing operation itself is ridiculous, trying to prove the prosecutor's fraud by shooting records, but the problem is, even if you buy a thousand pairs of the same pants and a thousand pairs of the same shoes afterwards, you can't prove it. You didn't have these things beforehand. How can you prove that the pants that the prosecutor checked for DNA were not yours? Later in the plot, it was stated that the number of the pants could prove the time of purchase, so what was the use of filming in the first place? Of course, the handsome reporter just wanted to use this so-called revealing action to escape the guilt, but his colleague, who is also a high-quality reporter, didn't have the slightest sense, and was the only one in the film for nothing.
2. Although the plot is compact, it is slightly sloppy, especially the arrest of the prosecutor is too direct. He can successfully cheat 17 consecutive cases. He can make his assistants kill reporters without concealment. He is also a candidate for the House of Representatives. Doesn't he have a strong network to support him? So easy to get caught, do you think our old Douglas is a vegetarian? The revealing of the final secret is equally sloppy, and there is no process of stubbornly fighting wits and courage at all. I feel that the director has been extremely impatient waiting to finish work, hehe. I don't know if the problem is caused by the video clip?
In general, it is recommended to watch it. Compared with the so-called action scenes, I still prefer movies with complex plots that can move my brain.
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