Was it KINO?
The Foreigner (2017)
Adam Rivera
Aaron Taylor
Yeah
Liam Anderson
Wazat kinoh? No I don't think he's in this one
Xavier Roberts
based jackie chan makes everything kino
Eli Rodriguez
>The IRA is... LE BAD!!!
Jacob Morales
You know what.. maybe
Henry Ramirez
>anti-IRA film starring a Chinese gov't stooge
No, it was not based.
Aiden Phillips
It was based*
Colton Campbell
>Late-era Jackie Chan CCP propaganda
No.
David Scott
shut up retard
Bentley Thompson
Fights were boring and England is too gay for their propaganda to be enjoyable
Nolan Baker
Unfathomably so
Colton Rivera
>Le IRA bad guys, the good ol' alibi for having white terrorists in movies
>Not having a British politician covering up and having ties with ISIS instead
>Western authorities' support of the Islamists in Syria, as well as allowing their compatriots to come and go there freely until it violently backfired, one of the biggest elephant in the room of the 2010 decade, stay unaddressed
Let's just say big missed opportunity
Hudson Torres
I prefer the book ending, but the movie is still good for a watch.
Angel Cruz
>anti-IRA film
I was about to watch it, thank you sparing me the time.
Hudson Thompson
NAMES
Robert Young
I liked it. Same director as Goldeneye and Casino Royale.
Charles Cooper
How did the book end?
Robert Collins
Its based and makes burgers seethe
Gabriel Foster
I really enjoyed it. Chan was really meant for the role.
they should have gone with the original title though
Nathaniel Rivera
Is the IRA an actual threat in this day and age where Islamic terrorists attack the UK daily?
Nathaniel Nguyen
When I started watching it I made a joke about Jackie Chan punching and kicking a bunch of potato terrorists while weaving through ladders and shit then I was shocked to find out that's exactly what happens
Jayden Miller
He dies in the motel room fight. What made it better though, was that the female IRA realized who he was right before she got killed. I like that ending better.