I'm not saying that Jackec Retter is Batman, but it is interesting that the third season of "Reacher" draws the same trick of the third film on the Dark Knight trilogy withdrawn in 2012. After two seasons/movies of the hero that easily beat every Henchmen that is crossing their way, "The Dark Knight is rising" and "Reacher" and "Season 3" and "Throw in Type of Bad Guy", which they have never seen fighting before: A righteous guy, like, really strong.

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For Batman, this bad man was Bane (Tom Hardy), a huge tank of a man who literally broke his back on the bat halfway through the film. For Jackec Ricer, this man was Pauli (Olivier Richter), Just a character in the whole show that ever made Reacher to feel small. Entering 7'2 "and £ 330, Pauli shocked viewers earlier in the season when he easily smeared Doder to the ground. For the first time in probably the whole series, a docker had an enemy that was not sure he could handle.

All this culminated in the climate combat sequence in the season 3 finals, "unfinished business". Or, more precisely, they were three climate combat sequences that gathered together, as the struggle of achievement and Pauli to death brings them from barn to the sea to the security gate outside the Beck Castle. The reacher eventually gets the upper arm, but lasts very, very long before he can beat Pauli for good. As an actor of Reacher, Alan Richson, described it in a recent interview"You just see Reacher melted in five minutes directly."

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Richson was entirely on the ship with all this; he said in Previous interviews that he thinks he's best if the audience does not believe his character is invincible. ("What kind of fun for the audience?" He argued.)

As Richson explained, "I was like," I want the audience to know that I do this for us. I take one for Reacher and we are all in this together ", so I wanted the camera to come out and just stay on my face all the time as I smeared through the floor of the barn." do it.

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"I was like," I do it. We do it, "Richson explained. "And I won. Unwilled, they are like, 'Better not to die because we said you would die and tried to warn you." "As he explained further:

"I gathered and worked on the camera several times and he slammed me so hard to the table. I went through it in the seventh round of hell. And I woke up a day and a half later. When I came, I had to tell my kids that I felt great because they were in the room, and I didn't want it.

However, it is getting worse: this trick was early in the big combat sequence, which took three whole weeks to shoot. "It was one, three seconds won in 28 minutes of content, just to give you an example of how my life was for those three weeks," Richson explained. "It was a hoe." Fortunately, Richson was fine in the end and could return to more action "Reacher".

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