California has some of the most expensive real estate in the world. Buying any property near a beach is going to cost you a ton of money.
How on Earth is Sean and his wife able to own a home on the beach? Are they renting it? Even that would cost a ton of money.
I dont know but that is a cool house
shareThe movie has some entertainment value but Vetter's house on the beach made me scratch my head. He's a DEA agent and that house must cost some serious $$$. I can only guess that he got it as a foreclosure or it had been one of those fixer uppers that happened to have ocean front property. No matter it was a nice place. I would like to have had some dialogue addressing his ability to afford such a nice place. Anyway the movie had good pacing and I found Diesel's performance credible. What I didn't like was the ending scene. He finally learns who the real 'Diablo' is and goes to the Mexcian village where the drug lord is living in seclusion. The best the writers could do was to have Vetter ID 'Diablo' as the drug lord sat, at a table, with two young ladies. A very dull ending to an action packed movie.
shareHe was in a gang before becoming an agent so maybe he ''earned'' some money..
share"A very dull ending to an action packed movie."
I thought the low key ending was good considering every thing that had happened beforehand. It just made a good contrast IMO.
It’s a movie, a work of fiction. They didn’t expect anyone to look too deep into it.
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