place during the Christmas season.

The movie's about this person who’s found at sea and doesn’t remember his or her identity.

The only clue to their identity is a key to a safe deposit box.

When the amnesia character gets a hold of the box, he or she finds enough money to purchase

a million Netflix accounts along with passports and photo IDs.

The man behind the bars sees the main character, recognizes the main character and snitches

on the main character.

He calls the CIA and tells the CIA that their asset is still alive.

They have a meeting in Washington DC and the guy in charge wants the main character dead

and off the grid.

Brian Cox, aka the dude who played Stryker from X2, is in both movies and he’s also

hellbent on finding the missing main character before anyone else does.

It turns out the main character has been going by an alias with the last name pronounced

Caine (Kane) (audio) and before the amnesia, the person who lost their memory was a CIA expert assassin.

The asset tries is on the run and tries to keep a low profile.

Still not aware of his or her former identity and occupation.

Reflexes kick in when a guy pulls out a gun on 'em.

Tons up innocent people take cover and gunman chase down the asset.

The main character runs up the stairs, heads all the way to the top floor, and when the

gun man close in, the main character jumps all the way down from the top of the building

and lands in the icy snow.

Desparate to find more answers and get the hell out of town, the good guy hires a friend

to drive to the next location (audio).

When the duo first meets, the assassin isn’t aware they’re a killer yet.

For all they know, the amnesia dude could’ve been a chef in their former life (audio), but when

the memory starts coming back, it’s clear, to me at least, on what they did in their past

profession.

(audio) A hitman shows up to their doorstep and tries

to murder the assassin.

The bad guy assassin gets worldstarred and at the end of the fight someone flies out the building.

The lady goes to visit a farm of an old friend.

It’s a bad idea, because the CIA tracks all her old associates and follow her to the

farm.

Traditionally, I find myself cheering against assassins in movies like this because they’re

killers or whatever,

but there's moments in the film where this assassin shows signs that their heart is working

and has blood pumping through it.

Theres a scene where the good guy's in the kid's room and as a soft heart for innocence.

Then, during the sniper battle, the asset runs across the screen and like a one man army,

guns down the bad guys.

While the assassin and the getaway driver are on the run.

The girl gets a haircut and changes her hair color to throw off their scent and it’s counterproductive

because the man keeps the same haircut and doesn’t change anything.

But anyways, the new haircut turns the man on and when him and the girl are alone in

the hotel, their lips turn into magnets.

Mindful that the driver is in way to deep, and their life is in danger.

At the SUV scene, the amnesia person kicks the driver out of the picture, but don’t

worry it’s not the last time they’ll see each other.

Then, the amnesia person calls the D.C. headquarters and tells them they should meet up.

The D.C. person tries to put in his two cents, but then the agent says no, no, no I’m running

the show and I’ll call back with the details. After the call, the good guy's trace

the bad guys to find out where they’re hiding.

When the bad guys and good guys face off, you expect a full out shootout like boom boom

boom boom, boom, but no, you know what the bad guys starts doing? (audio)

He tells the good guy that the CIA secret program revolves around assassins picking

targets, killing targets, and framing other people to take the fall.

The flashback scenes shows why the plan didn’t work the last time.

The assassin was on a mission.

It was the assassin, the target and a baby.

When the assassin saw the kid was in danger, the agent ran off and "bang", got shot in

the back and fell in the water.

In the end the bad guys are killed and the good guy uses the money from the safe deposit box to move

to the boondocks and live with the person they love.

Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.

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