22 Bullets

Some kind of ordinary revenge story. We have seen a lot of such stories where a guy with a not-so-sinless past goes on the warpath with a huge group of people, the same John Wick, but in this film the only highlight is that the film is based on real events. Indeed, they tried to kill a criminal authority from Marseille, fired 22 bullets at him, but he survived, and then, by some miracle, the attackers died.
There's really no stalking, no psychological games, but a couple of action scenes that are shot here with the help of a terribly jerky montage and a shaking camera.

Sku-ko-ta, I do not recommend it. No intrigue, nothing interesting.

A normal action movie from Besson can be considered a continuation of Leon in retirement.

Jean Renaud, who plays the role of Charles Matei, showed an incredible game, revealing the complexity and depth of his character. This is a great choice for those who love crime dramas.