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The removal of the special immunity on a young man triggers a series of events which summons his father for help.
It’s a comedy in that there is a bunch of overacting. It’s adequate bubblegum, and I’m glad to see Jean-Claude Van Damme again.
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Original title: Le dernier mercenaire
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- 2:45 — 23 Hours Earlier – Paris – France
- 4:00 — Insta
- 5:45 — See Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (France)
- 8:30 — See Meaux
- 10:00 — Alzheimer’s disease
- 11:45 — Kyiv – Ukraine
- 14:30 — Rhino
- 14:45 — James Bond
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17:00 —
- Brou – Perche appears to be fictional.
- Guantanamo
- 17:30 — Maybe get some sketches drawn from the general’s account of him?
- 18:15 — Boar
- 23:30 — Djibouti
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24:45 —
- 25:00 — Big Mac
- 26:45 — Taarghistan is a fictional place.
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38:45 —
- 40:30 — Sabbath
- 43:15 — Falkland Islands
- 47:15 — I think that’s a reference to Tony Schumacher.
- 51:00 — French Resistance
- 58:45 — Bantu
- 1:02:00 — Homer Simpson
- 1:03:30 — Percussive consonants
- 1:04:00 — Pole dance
- 1:06:30 — Psychology
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1:07:00 —
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1:10:15 —
- 1:14:45 — Women got hurt!
- 1:16:30 — Casual misandry.
- 1:19:00 — “Micky D.” is a reference to McDonald’s due to the reference to the Big Mac.
- 1:20:30 — I’m confused. He repeatedly saved his idiot son.
- 1:21:30 — Which pole was taken down? I thought it was that one.
- 1:25:15 — Bloodsport – (1988 movie), which that actor, Jean-Claude Van Damme, played the lead in.
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1:27:15 —
- WarGames – (1983 movie)
- A View to a Kill – (1985 movie)
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1:33:00 —
- Rocky Balboa – (2006 movie)
- Stranger Things – (2016 show)
- 1:34:15 — Suspiciously close to casual misandry.
- 1:41:00 — Nobel Prize
- 1:43:15 — So what about the prototype Big Mac?
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1:49:15 — Uh, so I guess this was funding Ukraine.
