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Indonesian version of Tonija, from start to finish. There is also a little girl in a short skirt and white legs wielding a hammer, a mess of blood and blood
Clara 2022-04-19 09:02:08
Much better than a crap like The Expendables 3. 150 minutes without a cold spot. The plot is much better than the first, if the first is 60 points, the second is definitely 95 points. There's prison romance and gang fights, subway killings, highway chases, and bar wheel fights. By the way, it's the wheel battle. I haven't seen any film that can be as cool as this little monster's wheel battle. The emotional scenes are well blended, making the characters fuller. Deaf and dumb with baseball hammers, all kinds of elements are fresh and cool!
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Michele 2022-04-19 08:01:04
The plot is as simple, rude and brainless as the game, and it is actually a heavy mouth, but unlike the first episode where the story is enclosed in an industrial building, the aesthetics of the model house in this episode is really boring after watching too much. The narrow space has been exhausted, in the bathroom and bar compartment, but the wanton blood and the design that pursues actual combat have always made the movie free to give off fancy catharsis (hammer girl subway murder), but there is no sense of rhythm.
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Idella 2022-04-23 07:02:28
In terms of fighting, the most sinister and vicious one is in Southeast Asia. The upper elbows and lower knees, the punches to the joints, and the three or two blows are either dead or disabled. It looks very enjoyable.
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Baseball Bat Man: Bring back the ball.
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[last lines]
Rama: No... I'm done.
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