With plenty of explosions and gunfights, it's fast-paced enough to gloss over the plot's almost inevitable shortcomings, while just engaging enough to avoid charges of vacuity.
He says he chose to retire because he feared he would not live to see his children grow up "and I realised that when I stopped getting an adrenaline rush from gunfights, it was time to go".
"It might erupt in a gunfight, but it's still carried along by dialogue".
"Venezuela is a friendly country," Mr. Muñoz says, "and if one is lucky not to be caught in the middle of a gunfight, well, it's almost paradise".
Oh, and try not to bring a knife to a gunfight, or it gets messy.
Mr. Kher said: "Tomorrow the government can come with a ban on gunfights, saying it creates a law and order problem.
Near the work site, Grizz Mace, a volunteer who works as a blacksmith at the O.K. Corral, the site of the infamous 1881 gunfight and its daily re-enactment, put it bluntly.
However, he literally brought Spitz to a gunfight here, realizes it, and gives up.
An electronics store owner who shot and killed two robbers in a gunfight regretted none of it but his scars.
Sure, hostilities slowed down after the clear height of fighting in 2015, but instead of major offensives with huge troop clashes and shot down helicopters, both sides settled into their trenches (which look like impressions of the Somme), calcified into their positions and every night they hit it: gunfights, heavy weapons.
If you had spent too long among the convention center's shiny trophies, the mural-sized "Die," with its cool gray background and red-hot gunfight scene, let you know it.
