Sunday, April 26, 2020

Looking into the abyss

The fighting scenes and all the action bits are choreographed to perfection. To a certain extent it's great, but somewhere along the line all the action becomes excessive. The real story of a kidnapped boy was lost in the smoke of explosions and gun powder.

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Close to the emptiness of existence

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