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old and strong
Ferne 2022-03-26 09:01:05
I didn't expect much from the expectations of this movie. Thinking about Lao Wa being so old, he still plays this kind of battle. Although he can't fight hand to hand, there are not many intense scenes at all. The film begins with a two-line narrative, and when the tragic death of the young police officer is brought together, Lao Wa's anger at the tragic death of his younger generation is not very prominent, but he fights back in his own way. The rookie team resists the terrorist elite, which is definitely unreasonable in theory. American movies have never paid attention to this aspect. The FBI has more dishes and more dishes, isn't it comparable to the small town police? It doesn't matter, as long as the audience likes to watch the town sheriff kill the big boss, it's enough. At the end of the movie, Laowa is really unable to fight, and killing the boss with a few simple actions can be considered neat.
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Cindy 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Schwarzenegger is old, and fighting is impossible. When he finally fought the drug lord, it was not a fight, but a base. . The movie itself is also lackluster. In the end, there is always a lone hero and a big BOSS fighting alone. It is all over, and the FBI appears swayingly. But people didn't forget to make fun of their old age, and they didn't fast-forward while watching the movie, which is not bad.
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Marley 2022-04-23 07:01:55
Which came first, the old promise or the movie?
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[Sheriff Owens jumps into the diner for cover]
Irv: How are you sheriff?
Sheriff Ray Owens: Old.
Irv: Nah, you got a ways to go yet.
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Agent John Bannister: Good for him. Good for him.