An American version of the core values of the people's police film by a Korean director platoon~, Reivew on The Last Stand

First, let’s talk about feelings. First, Arnold is old, and he is an old hero. Second, it’s really a firearms exhibition, and I don’t know much about it. Third, do citizens of capitalist countries do it? The diners in the breakfast shop who didn't listen to the advice, and the grandmother's sudden shooting, all described the colorful characters of the American people from the side.
However, I think the most common thing between China and the United States is the adherence to the professional ethics of the police. You can't buy the dignity of a police officer. Although there are scumbags, moles, and scumbags in the police force, this does not erase the gold-like hearts and beliefs of ordinary police officers who seem to be inconspicuous on the surface. It's a thousand times better than good equipment and so-called awesome looks, and this spirit is the most valuable and respectable, just like the detective at the end of the film. Inprasive~(twice)
is a very clichéd American inspirational theme film, but for people with strength~

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