some complaints

Watching this movie, what I don't understand the most is the process of being hunted down when the male protagonist is framed: Even if technology was not developed at that time, was there no surveillance or something in the United States at that time? A fugitive roaming the streets and fled to another city to assassinate the president, why don't the police look at surveillance and other things, but look at the dark like in ancient times? Bewildered at the whereabouts of the fugitive, he finally found a clue through the male protagonist's bank card swipe record. . . There is also the last villain who molested the heroine. He showed a coquettish look on his face, but there are not many elements in the middle. I always feel that this villain has a strange and natural expression, but is rather abrupt and disgusting. . . . Also, when the protagonist and another police officer are besieging a bad guy of a certain status, they are finally besieged by a group of hostile forces - coming from all directions! Didn't the two snipers find out during the ambush Is there a trace of the other side's ambush? Later, our No. 2 sniper found the enemy, why did he see it so late? At such a tense moment, why did our No. 2 sniper not notice until the enemy entered the door immediately? ? ? Finally, after the male protagonist of the film killed people, he set fire to the house that looked like a villa - after the two super villains framed the male protagonist, didn't they know that the male protagonist would be very angry? Don't you know that the male protagonist's marksmanship is very accurate? Why is it so light to be killed by others? Well, at the end of the story, the bad guys are dead, of course it is possible, a messenger of justice will take over the old den of crime alone, very good. . . So, does the end of the film tell us that as long as you are righteous, you can kill and shoot at will? And then the US police department won't find out, and you'll still have a perfect life. . . In short, killing is casual, and just killing is exciting. . .

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