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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3766354/
A dude with a certain set of skills does vigilante justice stuff, but when he steps out of the shadows his past catches up to him. Or something.
It’s yet another watchable assassin-esque movie, but it’s kinda meh.
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- 6:45 — Think of the children.
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10:30 — The subtitles say “Thanks for the Lyft“
- 17:00 — Aha, the subtitle was correct.
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11:30 —
- 13:30 — Brussels – Belgium
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15:00 —
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15:45 —
- Bookselling
- I don’t know what game that is in the background.
- 22:30 — So doesn’t all of that make him visible? Cameras at the hospital, at that fancy building, etc?
- 24:30 — Treaty of Sugauli
- 30:15 — Graffiti
- 32:30 — Chocolate
- 34:00 — Washington, D.C. – United States
- 1:02:30 — Those gangsters know where the kid lives. What does getting him out of there do to him in the long run?
- 1:05:00 — Again, the gangsters know where everyone lives?
- 1:06:15 — Jackie Chan, with a reference I don’t understand.
- 1:06:45 — Arroz con pollo
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1:14:00 — Why the fuck didn’t he warn his very good friend to get himself and his family the fuck away from there?
- 1:15:00 — Oh.
- 1:20:15 — Kids would absolutely not work like that.
- 1:28:00 — God he’s making a lot of noise.
- 1:33:30 — If and when that body is discovered, they only have a single bridge to return from.
- 1:38:15 — Just bomb the building.
- 1:42:15 — If he blew out the power, then those fans wouldn’t work.
- 1:43:30 — I thought those were bags of sugar. Flour would act like that under some circumstances, but it seems strange just then.
- 1:46:45 — Why not shoot again and kill the kid?
- 1:47:00 — What just happened? That was random.
- 1:49:30 — And the hurricane kills them; roll credits.
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1:51:30 — That’s not how bleeding works. The bullet went in and out, and “it’s not bad”, but he still has two holes in him.
