Is Marauder worth watching?

The only minor flaw in "The Predator" is that the film can arouse people's opinion that "justice delayed is injustice", but the film itself does not do a good job of fully releasing its own opinion at the end. In my opinion, justice needs timeliness, and giving help when others need it most is the best manifestation of justice. <>

At the end of the movie, it can be known through the conversation between Wells and Montgomery that Wells was one of the members of the team that was sent to kill TJ and his team members, and he was also the mastermind of this bank robbery. The person who was hurt has passed away, so this belated justice can no longer be considered true justice.

Someone said, "Justice is a beam of light that shines in every corner, so that all dirty and filthy things and people cannot be hidden, and those who are hurt can find warmth and comfort." I do not deny this because justice does give all citizens fairness and hope.

But what if justice is late? What if those irreparable injuries have already occurred? So what is the meaning of the existence of such justice?

The broadcast of a movie has re-picked up people's long-standing "belated justice", and this movie is "The Marauder". The story begins with a bank being robbed in a city, not only a huge amount of cash was looted, but the bank director was brutally killed by robbers in obedience, and while ** was struggling to find clues, other banks were robbed again, or the same group of people, but this time the target was a secret document in a bank safe. Why robbery?

Were these two robberies deliberate by the robbers or just a coincidence? The film has set up doubts from the beginning, and just when the case is peeling off the cocoon, advancing layer by layer, and is about to get closer to the truth, the plot suddenly has a shocking reversal. At the end of the movie, the director accurately interprets his understanding of justice.

A sentence repeatedly mentioned in the play, "In order to send someone to heaven, I would rather go to hell," may be the director's ** for justice, but this kind of "suicidal" justice is not respected in today's society. I still prefer to see that while the bad guys are brought to justice, the righteous people don't have to pay such a big price and don't get hurt deeply.

The Predator is a critically acclaimed "Growth**" by Faulkner. Lucius, the banker's grandson, accompanied the chauffeur Hockenbeck and the black maid Ned, smuggled his grandfather's car out of town and lived in a brothel. Hockenbeck finds Corrie, the dust woman, and Ned, in order to help another black maid, steals a car for a horse, and uses the horse to participate in the race, winning the car back.

Four days later, they returned home. Hockenbeck and Corrie are married, and the protagonist of the story, 11-year-old Lucius, experiences both kindness, compassion, and mutual care for people, as well as greed, cunning, meanness, and depravity. In the conflict between virtue and non-virtue, he has been honed and matured.

The girl secretly tasted the forbidden fruit, and 2 days later, she gave birth to an alien monster and began to attack humans frantically.

Marauder is a thriller directed by Darrell Roodt, featuring Brigitte Monaghan, Peter Weller, and others. The film tells the story of a reversal hunt between humans and animals.

"Marauder" as a game unit, has appeared in Warcraft 3, StarCraft 2, and World of Warcraft. At the same time, Marauder is a first-person shooter. There is also the eponymous "Marauder"** and the movie.

In addition, the "Marauders" are also the creators of the Harry Potter map and the fictional characters in the Thunderbolt puppet show.

The time of being plundered.

Poetry.

The intriguing bank robbery and the plot concept with multiple reversals are all pertinent highlights of "The Marauders", but these good sentences unfortunately did not make this action suspense film amazing, and the poor control of the rhythm and the dull and crappy narrative technique make the film particularly bad in terms of appearance.

From the plot point of view alone, "Marauders" has a very good blueprint, at the beginning of the movie, people will be mistaken for the meaning of "Marauders" is just that group of ruthless bank robbers, this story is only a confrontation between good and evil between police and bandits, but as the plot deepens, the movie uses violence to counter violence justice to give "Marauders" a more far-reaching meaning, here I don't want to make too many spoilers for the plot, but it is no exaggeration to say that if the movie can have an excellent director, Then this work is likely to be an amazing crime suspense masterpiece, which can actually explain why Bruce Willis, who has already been led by this once, wants to enter the pit again.