The suit is a symbol of elegance and gentlemanhood. But when a guy in a suit suddenly raises a gun or raises his fist, it's simple and rough, clean and neat. This time, we will take stock of 10 suit thug movies. The rankings are in no particular order, 10 books cannot cover all of them, and space is limited, so you may wish to revisit them.
1. "Fast Pursuit"
Douban score: 7.7
Reason for inventory: Hitting a dog also depends on the owner.
Synopsis: John Wick (Keanu Reeves), who has just experienced the pain of bereavement not long ago, does not expect the tribulations and tortures to come one after another. His 1964 Ford classic car was targeted by a group of Russian gangsters, which immediately attracted the other party to burglarize, the beloved dog was killed on the spot, John was also mercilessly beaten, and the classic car was naturally snatched by the other party. The car-stealing gangster (Alfie Allen) is the son of gangster Vig Tarasov (Michael Enquist), and Wigg is nervous when he hears about it, as John has a frightening identity. He was once a cold-blooded killer who killed many difficult opponents for Tarasov, but later washed his hands for his wife Jinpo. Furious, John refuses Tarasov's mediation, and he decides to take revenge alone...
2. "Ace Agent: Secret Agent Academy"
Douban score: 8.4
Reason for inventory: An invincible man in a suit.
Synopsis: Harry (Colin Feith) is a member of the British secret agent group Kingsman, during which his comrade-in-arms dies, Harry gives his young son, Egsey (Alex Nikolov), a young son of his comrade-in-arms, and tells him that if he encounters any trouble in the future, he can dial this number, however, this opportunity can only be used once. Seventeen years later, the broken family allows Egsi (Taren Egton) to grow into a little who has nothing to do all day, and one day, Eggersy, who was arrested for violating traffic rules, uses his precious number, and Harry discovers his good nature and great talent under Eggersy's cynical appearance, so Harry decides to train Eggsey to become a new generation of Kingsman, and they need to face the powerful and evil billionaire Valentine (Samuel Jackson).
3, "This killer is not too cold"
Douban score: 9.4
Reasons for inventory: The story of Little Lori and the Strange Shu.
Synopsis: Lyon (Jean Renault) is a lonely professional killer who is hired. One day, a neighbor girl, Matilda (Natalie Portman), knocks on his door and asks to avoid his murder. It turns out that the owner of the neighbor's house is the eyeliner of the police anti-drug team, and he is punished by the evil police (Gary Oldman) for embezzling a small bag of drugs and killing the whole family. Matilda was rescued by Lyon, survived, and remained in Lyon. Leon teaches the little girl to make a gun, she teaches Leon French, and the two become increasingly close and get along well. The girl wants to take revenge, but instead is caught, and Leon arrives in time to save the girl. The war of good and evil mixed with grievances and hatreds is gradually escalating, and greater conflicts are inevitable...
4. "Little People"
Douban score: 7.8
Reason for inventory: Solid action movies.
Synopsis: One night, Hutch (Bob Oldenkirk) breaks into his home in the suburbs by two thieves. To avoid violent conflict, Hutch did not fight back for himself or his family. His son Blake (Gage Munro) is disappointed in him, and his wife, Becca (Connie Nelson), seems to be even more alienated from him. This incident stimulates long-suppressed emotions and instincts in Hutch's heart, prompting him to embark on a path of cruelty that will reveal his dark secrets and deadly abilities. In fists, bullets, and speeding formations, Hutch must rescue his family from dangerous enemies (Alexei Serebriakov) and ensure that he is no longer seen as a nobody.
5. "Desperate Express"
Douban score: 7.3
Reason for inventory: neat and gentlemanly.
Synopsis: Frank Martin (Jason Statham), a highly skilled and retired Special Forces soldier, now makes a living using BMW truck freight, and Frank pays more attention to agreements and principles regardless of whether he serves a bank robber or not. At the end of a single mission, he inevitably had to be interrogated by the police and a new job. An American criminal gang entrusts Frank with delivering an item, and Frank inadvertently discovers that the goods are actually an oriental woman named Lai (Shu Qi). After Frank completes the task, the other party has to be silenced, so he has to take Ley back to the residence. Frank's trouble this time is obviously not small, because his employer then leads someone to razed his residence to the ground, and Rai's mysterious identity is revealed: she turns out to be the only daughter of an international snakehead. Frank is involved in a father-daughter feud in the crime of smuggling, and he needs to make a decision to face his relationship with Rai and justice.
6. "Legend"
Douban score: 7.1
Reason for inventory: The infamous Clay Brothers.
Synopsis: Tom Hardy plays two roles as the most prominent Clay brothers in the history of London gangsters, Reginald Kray and Ronald Kray. They ruled the entire East End of London in the 1950s and 1960s, from armed robberies to violent attacks, from protection fees to arms smuggling, murder, and murder. They are popular in business, politics, and entertainment. The younger of the brothers claims to be bisexual and has affairs with many politicians... The police arrested the two brothers in 1968 and sentenced them to life in prison, ending their golden age of sin...
7. Mission Impossible
Douban score: 8.2
Reason for inventory: Atangge classic fight.
Synopsis: The CIA obtains intelligence that a traitor has emerged from one of their agents and is preparing to sell the list of CIA agents in Eastern Europe to foreign agents. Under the tutelage of agent leader Jim (Jon Voyt), a group of agents living in Ethan (Tom Cruise) rush to the location where they trade. Unexpectedly, when they arrived as planned, they were ambushed, and the rest of the team was killed except for Ethan and Jim's wife Claire. At this time, Ethan's account had an extra $120,000 for no reason. Ethan became the inner ghost's biggest suspect. In desperation, Ethan can only rely on his own strength to go to the Dragon Pond Tiger's Den alone to find the traitor who betrayed them. After getting in touch with Max, a connector to a foreign spy organization, he promises to help Max steal the list of CIA spies in exchange for the names of the ghosts in the CIA.
8. "The Mechanic"
Douban score: 7.2
Reason for taking stock: This killer is really cold.
Synopsis: Stable mentality, exquisite techniques, killing people invisibly, this is a must-have trait for a top killer. Arthur (Jason Statham) has been in the industry for many years and has become a great killing machine with the help of his former partner Harry (Donald Sutherland). Arthur is given a new mission to assassinate Harrie. Although Arthur could not bear to do it, after clearly learning that Harry would not escape death, he finally decided to give Harry a ride himself. Harry's son, Steve (Ben Foster), is determined to learn from Arthur in order to avenge his father. Under Arthur's training, Steve gradually mastered the skills necessary to work as a mechanic, working with Arthur on one assassination mission after another. Although Arthur never told Steve about Harry's killer, Steve knew that his father had been murdered by Arthur, and the flames of revenge gradually rose in Steve's heart...
9. Batman: The Dark Knight
Douban score: 9.2
Take stock of the reason: When you stare into the abyss, the abyss is also staring at you.
Synopsis: "Batman", who came out of the shadow of witnessing his parents being killed, has grown up and is no longer the lone hero who is not stubborn. With the help of police officer Jim Gordon and prosecutor Harvey Dent, "Batman" continues to travel the world without worries, fighting endlessly with the growing criminal threat, and his Gotham City, which is also the most obvious place for progress, the crime rate continues to decline at an alarming rate, the calm cannot be maintained for too long, and sure enough, a new round of chaos soon swept through the city, and people were once again shrouded in panic and claimed to be willing to take responsibility for all this. Nature is the source and ruler of all chaos, the "Joker."
10. "Killer: Codename 47"
Take stock of the reason: Brainless cool is finished.
Synopsis: Codename 47 (Timothy Ollift) is a replicant made using genetic technology who is employed to carry out assassinations by an organization called "The Agency", and 47 is the last two numbers of the barcode on the back of his neck, which is also his name. Involved in a political conspiracy, 47 was hunted down by both Interpol and Russian troops in Eastern Europe. In the process of tracking down the real murderer, he encounters a deadly woman (Olga Krylanko). The killer's ruthlessness is gradually disintegrated by women, but life is also being threatened...