A very good action movie, it's not the action scene but the plot.
Dual protagonist plot, bad boss Custer, good cop Sean.
I watched it twice before I changed my face. The first time, when Custer asked the waiter to kiss him on the plane, he felt a little overwhelmed and closed it. This time, he had nothing to do and continued to read. When Sean decides to change his face, he feels a little trance that the technology in the movie is both advanced and backward (advanced in being able to completely change one person's appearance into another person may not be possible now, lags behind in the medical environment).
There are many small details in this movie, and it is these details that make the whole movie look full, unlike some action movies that are refreshing and nothing after the refreshing. For example, when the face was changed, Sean said that the gunshot wound on the chest should be left, and when the final change came back, he told the doctor that it was no longer needed (represents letting go); or when the face was changed, the doctor explained that there is no way to change except the blood type. , Sean confided this feature in order to convince his wife Eve of his identity; and the knife that Custer gave Sean's daughter was originally intended for her to protect herself, but in the end it was indeed used to protect herself (used to Zha as Sean's Custer), etc.
There is also a ring that symbolizes the handover of identities. When he decided to change his face, Sean gave the ring to a colleague. Later, the ring was taken away by Custer who was dressed as Sean. After finally defeating Custer, Sean took the ring from Custer's Take it off your fingers and put it back on.
The most exciting is the two protagonists. The first Custer is arrogant, and after the face change, Custer (actually Sean) is sincere; the first Sean is old-fashioned, and after the face change, Sean is sincere. (Actually Custer) Enchanting enough.
There is nothing special about the previous plot, until Custer (actually Sean), who escaped from prison, went to Custer's ex-girlfriend's house for help, and the later plot ended immediately. It was revealed that Custer actually had a son, and there was a wonderful fight. In order to highlight Custer's evil (or crazy criticism), Custer shot his friend (also the brother of his ex-girlfriend) to death. ). Then the only person Custer cared about was his younger brother Polly, who was killed when Sean, dressed as Custer, escaped. The acting skills of the actors here can be seen to be very good: after playing the role of police officer Sean, Custer has always been very smooth, as if everything is under control, and then here he sees his brother dying in front of him, sad No, so he tore off the mask that was easy to use, and shot and killed a policeman next to him.
In order to highlight Custer's extraordinary personality, he ignored the style of life and let him kill Sean's boss in Sean's face. Later, in the conversation with Sean's wife Eve, he said that Eve was the only relative left. The meaning beyond words is to ask her not to be ignorant, and to live with her obediently.
The fight at the funeral was also very exciting. Several people pointed guns at each other. They didn't talk nonsense or put up close-ups. Here it can be seen that Sean is a good person, different from Custer's (Custer's ex-girlfriend, in order to protect Sean disguised as Custer, was shot by Custer disguised as Sean) , Before his ex-girlfriend died, please ask Sean, who pretended to be Custer, to take care of her and Custer's child. Sean agreed, and finally adopted the child.
When the last two were fighting at sea, Custer, dressed as Sean, robbed the ship by directly shooting the owner and shooting at random, while Sean, dressed as Custer, protected the pedestrians from the shooting. And did not grab the boat (because everyone ran away) on an unmanned boat. It is also a reflection of the different styles of the two.
Overall a good movie that can be repainted.
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