Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin, two fifty-year-old uncles, did not say a word, as long as they stood there coolly, their eyes were full of vicissitudes carved by the years, and a look Gloomy, sometimes deep and sometimes sly; a strong broad chin, domineering, snapping his fingers when you are upset, the two once again gathered on the desolate and vast border between the United States and Mexico, stirring up another turbulent situation. The two old guns regard all outlaws as grass mustards. The gunshots in their hands are neat and neat, and they can be both righteous and evil, but the strong iron man is never short of tenderness. One disobeys his life and cannot bear to kill his companions, and the other is a drug lord. The daughter took her own life and risked her death. When the killer played by Benicio del Toro appeared in the back kitchen of the restaurant, it indicated that this adventure was far from over.
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