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It is more appropriate to call air anti-hijacking!
Crawford 2022-04-24 07:01:04
The air rescue suspense plane crash film, I thought of Malaysia Airlines MH370 (−_−#) I once thought it was a crime of self-directed and self-acted sharing of multiple roles caused by the split personality of the protagonist like the fatal ID, but the result was not... But why did the last two people extort 1.5 Yi [expression] still didn't understand, how much hatred they had with that marshal? And it also guarantees that one person will die every 20 minutes. Although it is true that three people die, it is too far-fetched, especially the captain and the third person foaming at the mouth to die inexplicably, and the marshal can't help but arrest people. Too reckless. The special effects of the high-altitude plane crash are still good! In the film, the mobile phone texting is in Chinese. I thought the original version was in Chinese, but then I thought that it should be the post-production when it was introduced into China.
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Clay 2022-03-23 09:01:35
Although he was a little discouraged after the truth about the hijacker was revealed. But the first hour was really good-looking. In the frame of the hijacking movie that can no longer be conventional, there is still a breathless suspense. People are waiting for the truth to be revealed. But once you know the truth, you can't stand it anymore. The 62-year-old Liam Nissen is always strong, and the action scenes are unambiguous. It's good as a commercial film.
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Damon 2022-03-23 09:01:35
In the end, if the real murderer is "buried" among the masses, it would be even better to do a headless case.
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Bill Marks: [about his daughter] She had a magic ribbon. Very powerful. It'll protect you, just like your daddy. Want to see it? I have it in my pocket. I carry it all the time. Here it is. Here. You wrap it around your hand, just like that. That's it, hold on to it now.
Becca: Are you bribing me?
Bill Marks: [smiles] Yes, I am.
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Tom Bowen: [about national security] You, Bill. You are that lie.
Bill Marks: You should just have handed out pamphlets. It would have been a lot easier.
[Bowen bashes Marks across the face, knocking him down]
Tom Bowen: You can't change the world with words, Bill, unless you write them on the evening news with blood.