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Obsessive-compulsive killer
Brain 2022-03-24 09:03:17
#survivor# The staff of a visa center did not inform the organization in time after finding suspicious persons, but tried to investigate and solve it. This is typical individual heroism, organized without discipline. If you are the CIA, you must have a boss and a liaison person. No matter how bad it is, you have a few best friends, right? In the end, you only have good friends who are painters and old secretaries! They are all mixed with Hollywood, why is there such a big gap? The spoof is that the villain boss is also single-handed, disorganized and purposeless. The biggest contrast is the boss's individual combat ability, killing two of his own friends, which is extremely explosive and deadly. When chasing and killing the heroine, countless bullets were wasted and no one was injured. Every time a shot was resolved, there would be a play, waiting for the heroine to shoot or escape. It really brings out the temperament of the anti-war drama. The most spoof is that, a super bomb is already in place, you can't just install a time bomb? Can't you just study point beams causing explosions? Can't you just find another less funny gunman as plan B? Can't you find a gunman who doesn't slip? I came to New York thousands of miles from the UK, and I was so useless. I'm really sorry for that air ticket, let alone a movie ticket!
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Saul 2022-03-16 09:01:06
The anti-terrorism campaign propaganda film has a tactical special agent model, and the plot is simple and easy to guess, but the action is not easy to find. Professional killers should make up their guns quickly, which has a lot of injuries.
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Everett 2022-03-21 09:02:58
Clean and neat, not bad
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Nash: You had to be here
Emil Balan: I've been waiting ten years for this... for what they did too my wife
Nash: How far will the blast radius be?
[last lines]
Emil Balan: Not far
Nash: Good
[stabs him]
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Nash: [on the upcoming bombing] For Emil it's personal but for you it's all about greed
Pavlou: For a hundred million it's a lot more than that