Anthony Hopkins plays the boss of the killer group. He has several killer employees. It is estimated that he is too old (after all, he is 84 years old). If he wants to quit the world and wash his hands, he may not want to. Giving employees pensions is a conspiracy to get the killers to fight each other. Of course, the premise is that due to the particularity of the occupation, the employees do not know each other. The male protagonist is a stern middle-aged killer, loves small animals, loves fitness, and is an environmentalist. The only fly in the ointment is that OOXX seems to have a short time. The boss once lived and died in the Vietnam War with the male protagonist's father, so he took special care of the male protagonist, and the male protagonist also trusted the boss very much. The male protagonist is skilled in his business and pretends to be an accident every time. The only time he hurts an innocent person can't be relieved. Fortunately, the boss found it in time and was responsible for psychological counseling. By telling the dark history of the US military in the Vietnam War, he earnestly enlightened him that "collateral damage is a problem." is the norm." The last action is very special, only the time and place, the characters guess? WTF? Of course, all the killers should be present. The heroine sacrifices a lot (the audience has benefits), and a woman has one more weapon than a man, yes, it is a woman's body. The heroine almost succeeded, pay attention to being almost. Look carefully, the first shot was a dud, and the second shot, although the male protagonist leaned back, but through slow motion, there was no wound on his forehead, and no blood splattered. It was only after the female protagonist called the boss that the camera showed The male protagonist's headshot blood splattered everywhere. Since the male protagonist has unloaded the bullet, he should not only unload one. So the conclusion is that the hero and heroine cheated the boss together and started a happy life. The film has a literary style, showing a gray main tone, and the voice-over of psychological activities has been followed. The final ending is estimated to be reserved for the sequel, perhaps to southern Italy. What do you think?
Since it is said that it is really dead, there is no way to go directly to the picture.
Where did it get shot? What about the blood on the wall?
Did the props team get it later?
Well, as a bug in the movie.
Served you.
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