Jarvan O'Connor has been preparing a public welfare film for autistic children that has been concocted for several years. Big Ben's rigid acting skills finally have a place to use. The calm and expressionless high-IQ science male has a high degree of fit between the actor and the role. There are not many bright spots in Mr. Jk's normal performance, but he still taught Affleck a good lesson with only one match. At first, I was still thinking of Joe Bernser's role as the director's old partner, Uncle Wishbone. It seemed more appropriate. Later, when it was revealed that he was a brother, I realized that Bernser was chosen to take care of Ben's long face. When Bernthal played explosive scenes, his pupils were always dilated, his head shook his head, and there were tears in his eyes, and he still took this route in this film. In addition, congratulations to Daben for finally having an action movie that can be called Banjiyou Motor Spy Movie series. Of course, it is only limited to shootout scenes. In terms of fighting, I feel that Daben may have done little stretching exercises when he was a child, and the coordination is extremely poor.
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