Someone once said that most of the people in this world do things for the rich and speak for the poor. The hero of this play is not hypocritical from the point of view of speaking for the rich. To be honest, I am very envious of such a job. The rich do not occupy the commanding heights of public opinion in this world, so defending such a job for them is inherently challenging. Of course, not to mention the words that the protagonist often said in it. Originally, the premise of every job is to provide a building. Of course, the money you can earn by speaking for the rich is more. The possibility of a tobacco tycoon having a private jet is of course better than anything else. The president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals should be higher.
More importantly, I like the title of the so-called "Death Group" in it. The three people enjoy the company whose endorsement "kills" more people. It reminds me that people often teach me that "XX is forgetful and stupid." I saw a pair of little black horns on each of them, including the handsome film agent, and I wish I had a pair too.
Of course, there isn't a single bit of choreography in this drama that strikes me as hypocritical. Including the hero's son, a very smart child. There is no so-called single-parent child's resentment towards his father's neglect to accompany him, nor so-called standing on the side of justice to blame his father's work, because he has a flexible world view, and he is not surprised to see his father go to buy a dying cowboy. Cry, just ask, how do you know he'll take the money for sure. I like the way they get along with their father and son. Since the child is determined to be a lawyer in the future, he should know how to do it since he was a child. If he is determined to be a devil when he is 18 years old, bring him the opposite corner. .
Of course, there is no shortage of the eternal "beauty and trouble". The hero's reflection is my favorite in so many movies. There is no so-called depression or remorse or reflection. Since you hit me, I will repay you. , Since then, are they irrelevant?
Of course, if you are a child with a sense of justice, or a child who pretends to have a sense of justice, I don't recommend you to watch this movie, and don't think that the hero in the ending will be good.
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