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Most nondescript first-lady in decades?
His plot with the French officer (MAJOR SPOILERS)
My review (no spoilers)
So who chased them (spoilers)?
So what happens with Merriman's wife (spoilers)
The survivors of the raid (spoiler)
He couldn’t come up with another plan to grab Peter?
My thoughts (no spoilers)
He flips an NYPD badge in Chicago? (Spoilers)
I had to shut it off before 1HR mark
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I agree with the points made in the review, but I disagree with 3 out of 4 stars. More like 2.0 or 2.5 stars out of 4
Woke movies get a natural advantage with Rotten Tomatoes. Critics fear the backlash if they give a bad review. They'll be labeled racist if they say anything negative about this movie
Good song
Pic?
Not bad looking for a woman her age
It's actually not fake. He shaved his head legit to look balding
I don't think he's directed a bad movie yet though
I saw the previews at the theaters. They say, "from the director of Braveheart, Passion of the Christ, and Apocolypto." I did wonder why the previews don't say Mel Gibson outright
I agree.
One of the big flaws in this movie is the weak supporting cast. Part I had not only Merriman but also 50 Cent, Donnie, Cheddar Bob from 8 Mile. That group was like the crew in Fast & Furious. Even Butler's police team in Part I was good (e.g. the black dude who eats chicken when they interrogate Donnie in the hotel room).
In this one - Butler and Donnie are good, but the rest of the cast is lagging. The rest of the crew consists of cardboard cut-out European tough-guys and the obligatory hot-chick. The mafia guys and the French police officer don't get much to work with. Nobody else besides Butler and O'Shea left an impression
Screw Joy Behar
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