Sniper: Assassin's End (4/22/24)

 Sniper: Assassin's End


    This movie was great. I already know many people are going to say,"It's just like every other action movie." My response is that I do not care. This movie was especially nice because it was short and it was quick to the point. The movie was not dragged out over two and a half hours. This movie was ninety minutes and it was mostly action. I think that a movie that doesn't drag the plot out is a movie that should be worth watching. I also liked the plot of the movie. It was kind of like a detective movie but not quite. The basic plot of the movie is Beckett is framed for the assassination of a high ranking official. He works with his dad to uncover the real shooter, take down the person who hired them, and clear his name. The ending was interesting. We are left with a cliffhanger. The sniper was being interrogated when the interrogator starts talking in Japanese similar to the guy on the phone. This ends with the killer gaining a smirk on their face. The fight is not quite over yet.

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  1. Mr. HApril 21, 2024 at 1:34 PM

    Bud. You just watched a Sniper movie. Try to branch out more.

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