Melyna 2022-04-20 09:01:13
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Georgianna 2022-03-14 14:12:22
…The rhythm is pretty good, no nonsense; originally I thought the villain was weak, but an old man traveled far and wide to the U.S. and ran wild in the most familiar place. It’s a good idea to be able to persist for so long. The male protagonist is silent, calm, and methodical, and good at drawing on the spot. What is commendable is that he only wants to live a peaceful life but does not turn a blind eye to the suffering of others. It's just a model of the agent in my heart
Camila 2022-03-22 09:01:17
He never wears weapons. . . Just use other people's
Robert McCall: [offers a cake] Loaded with poison, just like you like it.
Teri: Is it your birthday?
Robert McCall: No, it was some guy at work. I didn't want to waste it.
Teri: Happy birthday, Some Guy at Work... How old are you?
Robert McCall: How old are you?
Teri: Doesn't really matter.
Teri: [comes to the Robert's table] I'm sorry. I'm breaking protocol, right?
Robert McCall: No, no. Listen, hey, come, come on, sit down. Sit. Sit... Sit.
Teri: Okay.
Robert McCall: Come on, sit down.
Teri: All right... Are you sure I'm not interrupting anything?
Robert McCall: Yeah... So?
Teri: I don't know. You know, I just kind of felt like a quiet voice... before it all goes crazy.
Robert McCall: Okay.
Teri: I'm Teri.
Robert McCall: Bob.
[bump their fists together]
Robert McCall: Ow! It's good.
Teri: You know, you don't look like a Bob.
Robert McCall: Oh, yeah?
[to the waiter]
Robert McCall: Thank you.
Teri: You look like a Robert. Robert reads books like this and Bob watches TV... My real name's Alina.
Robert McCall: What happened to your face?
Teri: Something stupid.
