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'15:17 To Paris': Inspiration not entertainment

Posted by Billy Wonka on February 10, 2018 at 10:50:47:
Clint made a point and saved a ton of money using the original principles in this film. We see their near aimless childhoods as they morph into the military. Their jaunt around Europe was ending after they visited Paris.

Clint used interesting editing to flashback and forth from the actual incident to their childhoods to keep you interested. It is entertaining in that sense. Outside of patriotism and a dose of the higher power, there is not a lot of popcorn value here.

The average monocle wearing AA viewer will not be interested in this one.