Hello everyone,
I think the movie was great, and the story was touching. It was funny in some parts and in other parts was a little bit sad, so it was a mixture of feelings. For example, when D-Fens went to a burger place and took out his gun suddenly, because the burger was small and juicy. That was my favorite scene. On the other hand, when he went back home in Venice and started watching the videos of his daughter, that was sad. He divorced his wife, so when we started watching the movie they're divorced already. In the movie, his aim is to celebrate his daughter's birthday, and at the end he decided to kill all of them. There are some parts of the story where awkward things are happening. He's making his way to Venice, where his family's house located, and on his way he below up a street, killed an old man, and caused lots of trouble. On the same day, Prendergast was retiring from the police, but first he wanted to capture D-Fens. However, both of them have something in common. They both gave up something, D-Fens gave up his life, and Prendergast almost gave up his career. Also, they both lost their daughters at the end.