At the beginning of the film, it is like a shot of turning the calendar page by page, telling the audience that the protagonist Macaulay commutes to and from the commuter train day after day and year after year, but at the age of 60, he was fired due to the company's business adjustment. He has a child who needs to go to college, he has a mortgage to pay, he doesn't know how to talk to his wife, the sadness of a middle-aged man seems to be roughly the same all over the world!
Depressed, he sat on the train, and a woman told him that if he could help find someone on the train, he could get $100,000, and the story began...
I have to say that the beginning of the movie still firmly grasped my curiosity, but as the story unfolds, as a suspense movie, I have to say the key when I come across as a nitpicky "suspense movie controller". Some of the details are not handled well:
The murder organization is very powerful, so powerful that it can make Macaulay know every move on the train like the back of the hand. Macaulay writes to the police in other people's newspapers, and it knows; Macaulay's specific location on the car, it knows; Macaulay Killed the black killer, it knew it, but didn't find anyone to help the killer; when the black killer was dead, it killed the train driver (there was a big hole in the glass next to the train driver, it was possible that the killer outside the window used a sniper The gun killed the driver on the fast-moving train), it can be seen that the killing organization is terrifyingly powerful! cough! cough! The embarrassment of the other person came, and then the organization didn't even know who the informer they were looking for was? ? ? ! ! !
In addition, when the bad policeman was looking for Pulan, the plot instantly reminded me of the Anti-Japanese War movie, the devil is looking for the Communist Party members among the masses! Said: "Who is the Communist Party member?", it's me! not me! I am, they are not!
At this moment, we are all Pran!
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