The dark and cold tone runs through almost the whole film, and the killing and revenge are staged in it, which is neat and exciting. On the contrary, the bright colors and the magnificent seascape that burst out at the end were deliberately done, which meant it intentionally. It seems that this film does not make Hanks come on board. It seems that it is enough to arbitrarily pick a middle-aged and powerful male movie star. In such a scenario where the two powerhouses confront each other, the villain is always more brilliant (the perverted killer played by Banderas in "The Last Assassin" is far better than Stallone's one-of-a-kind ace). Jude Law in the film is a breakthrough, but unfortunately there are too few shots to make it happen.
In the same theme of the shooting film, this film is only average.
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