Movie kind of reminds me of the continuation of the TV series. The shooter in away is almost like the same exact character and he thinks he has that thought process that he's the only one who can solve things and all that does is get him more and more into trouble. He doesn't think one point that may be someone's lying even though he hasn't talk to or seen people in 10 years and the acting is really good in this movie the script could've just been written better they had to go pieces the script really well they just added some really bad pieces, instead of intertwining everything with a really good solid story from start to finish like for example his ex-wife, the cop so I originally thought it was nice that he was trying to protect his ex-wife and his daughter till I realize she's a cop she doesn't need to be protected. She needs all the information so she can protect herself. It's like you're a non-violent thief, you have a ex-wife that's a cop, who probably have killed people and now you're trying to say that you're protecting her. Meanwhile you're really hurting her by not giving her all the information I mean you have her working with the guy that killed your friend threatening. Then you haven't seen any of these people in 10 years , so I'm not sure if maybe in his mind he looks at his wife as this person who can protect themselves and their little scared of everything in person but that's not the reality so it's like you're trying to protect someone that doesn't need protecting same with when April comes to him instead of saying let me put you with my wife she can help you get out of it it's like instead he decides to make the stupid choice of robbing a casino game l.
Review of The Locksmith
