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I basically forgot what the first part was about, but this one didn't have any good points at all. The villain was designed as a retired general, who became an "arms dealer" and could have made a lot of money by selling arms to the government, but because of economic problems and heavy debts, he had to play tricks. At first, according to the witnesses, Jack thought that the general was just hiding the amount of arms, and then sold them privately to opposing armed groups in the United States. But it was later discovered that he actually used the channel of transporting arms to obtain opium from armed groups to make money. Because the U.S. military police (translated so, the military police were originally responsible for guarding the constitution, but it seems to have become a team supervising the army and the police) sent personnel to investigate, the general let the killer kill the investigator and put the blame on the investigation department. Major. As an action movie, the idea is barely qualified, but the kidnapping of Jack's daughter and playing the family card (even at the end, it is fake) is really annoying.
Tom is getting old, he can't rely on being handsome, he still has to rely on the special effects of "Mission Impossible".

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