To be honest, it’s not that I haven’t seen movies when I was a child. My father even got a movie card so that I could see the latest movies when I was a child. But over the years, I can't forget the three and a half episodes, a buddy running a marathon and knocking down a wall (Run fat boy run), a team of Allied troops protecting a well in WWII and giving German soldiers a sip of water (blood war). Sahara?) A policeman robbed a bank (Chaos)? Maybe it wasn't a cop, and there was a ship stuffed with straws (damn I can't remember what movie it was), maybe half? (all from HBO)
After many years, watching this movie, it seems that I lost what I got back then and gained what I didn't get back then. (Chaos)
If you keep it in mind, there will be echoes.
What has been impossible is that the bad police boarded the plane at the end, killed the bad guy, became the bad guy, and got on the plane with the stolen money. Now it seems that is not the case at all.
A policeman, because of an accident, lost the chance to die on the battlefield after losing the shroud in horse leather. So it went bad (what the fuck logic?) after a series of accidents, came to an end, had the new partner kill the old one, and went to Mexico with the stolen money. (Chao Theory)
I've always wondered why this movie is only seven points, is this movie only seven points, out of all the movies that the protagonist has made, maybe this is the best one (in my opinion, Jason Statham's other films are all bad films), but they are not well-known. Maybe childhood films can really establish a person's evaluation of films for a lifetime.
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