When you see Denzel in his 60s. When Washington is aggrieved, you will feel the care of the years for him.
One moment he was a warm-hearted chauffeur who was good at helping people, the next moment he was a terrifying devil, and Denzel was always like this, never disappointing us.
In his own way, he pulled the landlord's child who loved to draw out of the mud and forced him to go the right way. He patiently and meticulously does housework, and the daily life of a retired killer is like this, warm and warm.
Redress 2 is an action crime film produced by Columbia Pictures, directed by black director Anthony Fuquia and starring Denzel Washington and Pedro Pascal. The film was released in the United States on July 20, 2018.
The film is a sequel to "The Wrongdoer", which tells the story of former agent McCall living a simple and born life in the suburbs of Boston, and when he hears that his old friend Susan's life and death are uncertain, McCall risks the risk to find out the truth, but unexpectedly falls into a shocking conspiracy.
When his former comrades-in-arms encounter danger, he will not hesitate to pursue the truth. In the film, he simulates the way he shoots himself over and over again, which makes people feel chilling.
The scene where he fights with the person who came to kill him in the car while driving makes people feel the strength of a veteran killer. A killer as wise and calm as he is, who is serious about righteousness, is probably rare.
The film escalates into a showdown between killers and killers, and Michael's original intention in helping others is not only to do justice, but also to punish social injustice, thus remembering his wife who he once loved.
This has led us to think a little bit about whether the killer is not just a tool to carry out orders, but should he also have his own moral adherence?
Maybe the word killer should be antithetical to words like family, warmth, friendship, etc., but there will always be a shining point in human nature, and there will always be a moment that moves you and makes you feel pity.
Denzel's image is a good fit for this type of role, that face seems to represent justice, and even as a veteran killer, you'll believe he's the one who represents justice.
Compared to "Redress 1", the storyline of this sequel is relatively simple, but it does not affect its good looks, like Denzel. People in Washington will not be disappointed.