The third part of this remarkable trilogy is a fitting but unsatisfactory conclusion. The scarce presence of JW (Joel Kinnaman began his Hollywood career with "Robocop" (2014)), erases the idea of fatality. More focused on Jorge and the mobster Radovan, it's more conventional in the construction of a character who assumes a certain hero status, compared to the representation of the antihero in the previous ones.
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The third part of this remarkable trilogy is a fitting but unsatisfactory conclusion. The scarce presence of JW (Joel Kinnaman began his Hollywood career with "Robocop" (2014)), erases the idea of fatality. More focused on Jorge and the mobster Radovan, it's more conventional in the construction of a character who assumes a certain hero status, compared to the representation of the antihero in the previous ones.