How to One Up an Action Sequence

"I just, you know, me, I don't really thrill to, to gun violence in general," he says. "What I want to see is a movie about Tyler Rake, but like a little bit more grounded and with actions at pieces that feel like someone is actually doing them" He adds: "The second movie in an attempt to one up itself falls victim to what I think what a lot of these movies fall victim to."