1. The male protagonist was found by the villain and asked him to help assassinate three dangerous characters. Of course, the male protagonist would not give in easily. The villain threatens the heroine to approach the hero. The hero easily discovers the conspiracy between the heroine and the villain, but still falls in love with the heroine easily. After the villain captures the heroine, he threatens the hero to succeed.
2. The male protagonist carries out assassination work and easily kills the first two targets.
3. The male protagonist found clues and went to the villain to rescue the female protagonist, but failed.
4. The male protagonist continued to assassinate target 3, but did not kill target 3. He proposed to help target 3 create an illusion of death and deal with the villain together with him.
5. The male protagonist single-handedly killed the villain's advance force, directly caught up with the villain's yacht to rescue the female protagonist, and killed the villain.
The unreasonable plot of the movie:
1. The male protagonist suddenly discovered the plot of the villain and the female protagonist to approach him, which really makes people anxious about the villain's IQ.
2. The heroine explained that she was threatened, the hero introduced her poor life experience, and the two fell in love. I can only say that Jessica Alba is really beautiful.
3. The villain has repeatedly mentioned that the assassination work must be done like an accident (this setting is to make the audience feel that the assassination work is difficult). However, target 1 and the male protagonist were alone in a room (the guards knew it and watched from the door). After being stunned by the male protagonist, he was forcibly poured soup to death. Is this an accident? I feel like I've been fooled. If the villain still has some IQ and dignity, the heroine should be killed immediately, game over.
4. The male protagonist proposes to cooperate with Goal 3 to deal with the villain. However, I only see the male protagonist helping Target 3 to feign death, but I don't see Target 3 play any role. I just want to ask the male protagonist: "Why don't you just kill Target 3 with one shot?"
5. The villain has a hostess in hand, but was chased by the male protagonist twice. I just want to ask the big villain: "Why do you have two kings and four 2s, and it never blows up?"
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