Man on Fire (2004)

Such a heartfelt film. Chrisi is tired of life. I've reached the point. But then he got hooked and found a new purpose in life. Everything is extremely harsh.

///A person can be an artist in anything. In cooking. In anything. It all depends on how good he is at it. Krisi's art is death. And now he's about to paint his masterpiece.///

The most hellish editing, at times the film is very difficult to watch because of the constant flashes and very fast frame changes. During the club scene, the footage changes every two seconds.

some films of the early 00s have such a style, for example, look at Traffic or Collision , gorgeous paintings with the same installation

end of the film under the unapalabra soundtrack - to tears

It's a very long film.

You know, you can be an artist in any field, even in cooking, the main thing is how well you do it.
Krisi masterfully sows death. He's going to create a masterpiece any minute.

It's a great action movie, I've watched it for the first time since its release, and if it weren't for the fucking shaking camera, everything would have been perfect. 👌🏼
I didn't recognize Marc Anthony at first, I think, but I only recognized it in the middle.
I would like to write something about how films used to be shot, ehhh)
Denzel Krasava, as always, always succeeds in his role as a hero)
I'm glad that little Pete survived.

"The church teaches forgiveness.
May God grant them forgiveness. I'll arrange a meeting for them."👌🏼

Powerful, sometimes violent! In the end, when I met Pete, I felt like crying....