A small-budget crime film that was invested entirely in the remuneration of several leading actors, I was stunned to find out after watching it for 20 minutes—this film is similar to "The Mechanic", but the identity of the protagonist has changed. However, in terms of the visibility of the plot and the production level of the film, he is several levels lower than "The Mechanic". The whole film does not have any major production scenes, no explosions, no high technology, and no brains. Even the chase scenes, which are necessary in action scenes, are extremely "calm", not even parkour, just one after the other. The pursuit of... It seems a bit far-fetched for such an action movie to only rely on a few leading actors.
I originally watched it for Jason Statham, but later found out that Aidan Gillen successfully grabbed the scene, and the villain he created will leave a deep memory on the audience, and Jason Statham doesn't seem to be too big Breakthrough, looking at his previous works, is always the small big man who looks cold and never smiles. I think that if Jason has been starring in such films, it will only gradually shrink his "influence". It is not enough to just rely on his face to sell money. I hope that Jason will star in a personal film as soon as possible. Fixed image works.
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