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Or should it be translated into "Sunset Red Rangers" to have more charm
Michelle 2022-04-21 09:01:24
A group of old-fashioned but undiminished babies danced knives and guns to death, but they were able to laugh frequently, far better than the strong fighting spirit of several sunset red people in "The Expendables" and showing off their muscles that were no longer valuable. The plot is somewhat similar to this year's film "Spy War". The protagonists are all American agents and their girlfriends who were involved by accident. The villains are all traitors who use the state apparatus, but one is a grandfather-level Bruce. Willis, one is an uncle-level Tom Hanks.
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Olen 2022-03-23 09:01:22
It's okay, but this setting can actually be more interesting. But I love the neurotic John Malkovich and Helen Mirren who elegantly shoots his machine gun.
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Billie 2021-10-20 19:02:28
This is a good movie that absolutely fits the genre. The retired agent is easy to make fun of it with a little conspiracy and less black. In the end, the protagonist embraces a beautiful woman. It is not bad for the cancer patient to get that kind of home. The CIA and VP use it to tease. What's wrong. Don’t make a mistake about the positioning of the genre, and match those live treasure characters, old drama bones, and Bruce Willis’s standard sentence: A few years ago, I lived in Wuhan—the rhythm problem is enough to be forgiven.
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Henry, The Records Keeper: Oh, I should tell you, there's a new guy came down here yesterday looking for your file. Name of, um, William Cooper?
Frank Moses: Six one? Cute hair?
Henry, The Records Keeper: Hair was cute.
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Ivan Simanov: [pours a second round] Drink.
Frank Moses: Who are we drinking to now?
Ivan Simanov: Veronique. She... was mine.
Frank Moses: Impossible.
Ivan Simanov: [laughing] Yes!
[they clink glasses]
Frank Moses: [smiles ruefully] Whatever she got, it was worth it.