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I enjoyed watching it and I guess because I wanted to see the camparison to the first one made with Charles Bronson in it. I thought it was good but not a movie of the year. It still is going into my collection and I'll be watching it again someday just because I did like it.
I think the ending was hilarious and awesome, one of my favorite films of the year.
That was my favorite part. The old version, he dies. For someone that smart that does that kind of work, should have seen it coming so it should have ended the way this new one ended....big improvement.