The corrupt officials ordered two police officers to kill the city planner. "Pulin" bumped into this scene and took away the evidence. After that, "Pulin" contacted Agent Garcia, and the two agreed to deliver evidence in Cold Spring. "Pulin" took the train to Cold Spring with evidence. The high-levels wanted to find out who was "Pulin". The black police thought of the policeman ten years ago. Now the male protagonist, who is heavily in debt due to the financial crisis, was dismissed as a matter of course. On the train on the day of being fired, the male protagonist met the female protagonist and received the fatal task of "Pulin must be found". So a journey of commuting to find the truth began. Interlocked, love this movie. There are also some questions left unanswered: Murphy, the black policeman, is dead, but who is the other black policeman? Garcia? High-level pressure caused the male lead to be resigned, and he used curiosity and heavy money to lure him to find out who "Pulin" was on the train, and it was Garcia who caused "Pulin" to ride the train. The lives of his wife and children are threatened. Murphy is the black policeman, he is the one who designed the male protagonist, so how could the ending male protagonist's wife and children be saved? The train derailed and the passengers on the train did not die. Murphy had to enter the train under the pretext of negotiation to find "Pulin" and kill "Pulin". At this time the killer was still staring at his wife and children. Murphy was killed, police rushed into the train, "Pulin" appeared, the male protagonist got rid of the crime of "carjacking", and then his wife and children were saved? Who can send someone to the male lead's house to catch three killers in such a short period of time?
Is it a plot error or a hidden plot?
At the end of the film, the scene of the male protagonist showing the police badge to the female protagonist on a new train with interlaced light and shadow is simply too burning! "Wait, very powerful man, I will kill you all!"
The scene in the bar made me think that the police inspector and Murphy were in the same group. Murphy asked the male lead to drink but was late, because he wanted to step on the point of the male lead, and let the male lead board the train at the right time. I thought Murphy, the police inspector, and Garcia were all black. The film finally explained that the police inspector was here to investigate Murphy, and the police inspector invited the male protagonist to return to the police force, so he should be a powerful figure at the top of the sword.
Looking forward to seeing the sequel.
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