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Ok till the ending ..I mean he literally saved him from the Spanish thanos gang


Then he goes off and kills Danny ?
Gtfo
I mean he shot the cop
The girl shoots him yet he shoots his brother 😂
He should’ve just let his ass died with the gang in the garage

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killing a person who betrayed them multiple times and who tried to get them killed (the paramedic) = bad

killing 15 Mexicans who were going to help him, could have killed them and taken the money but didnt. then his adopted brother = good

Michael Bay logic

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What do you think the Mexican gang was going to do with the cop and paramedic? They were obviously going to kill them. Also, the paramedic didn't betray anyone. She was being held hostage and did everything she could to get out of her situation in the beginning which is understandable. We see during the halfway point that she sees Will as different from Danny and begins to understand that he is not a criminal sociopath like his brother. At some point she tells them to get down when the snipers are about to shoot them therefore she is no longer trying to "betray" them. And in the end it is pretty clear that even though Will participated in the act he was no longer on his brother's side but trying to fix his mistake and save the paramedic. If you actually use the little part of your brain that's needed to follow this type of movie you might have understood the character's motivation.

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The characterization seemed off from the get-go. I know this is a Michael Bay flick, but even his earlier work displayed more consistency.

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My problem with this flick is the characters were all established from the start and never actually changed or had any kind of ark really. Maybe the paramedic chick became more open or some shit in the end that's about it. Don't get me wrong I liked this movie, any movie that is a near constant car chase is sweet in my books. But the characters definitely needed some work.

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He promised the paramedic that he would "get her out of this" and since Danny was going out on an irrational ego-trip murder/suicide mission he had to shoot Danny in order to save her. I fail to see the inconsistency in the character as some previous posters have pointed out. He wasn't like his brother and only reluctantly accepted his deal as a last resource in order to save his child. Even though he cared about him he saw how wrong his way of life was and did the right thing by preventing him from causing further harm.

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