Ase

After today's less successful return to the age of thirty-two, I put my hopes into a film about someone twenty-four years younger and I think I made the right decision. So, if I overlook the initial plot twist with the shooting. I am definitely not an expert on firearms, but I hear, see, or read something here and there, so now I assume with a fair bit of certainty that when someone finds a pistol that has been trying to merge with a brick for ten years, it probably won't be in a firing condition. And if I were to consider that it could theoretically fire, I think it would be the biggest danger to the shooter themselves. This was probably the weakest point of the whole movie, I think even despite the fist fights, which would shame even the toughest MMA fighters. They would be green with envy if they saw how many direct blows to the chin can be endured without any consequences. So yes, at times it smelled of bizarre comedy, but I enjoyed the story itself, the cast didn't disappoint me, and I decided to mostly ignore occasional missteps. Lesson: Quickly admit to any wrongdoing to spare yourself unnecessary discomfort. 3*+ (14.09.2024)