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"Harry Brown": British Modern Old Wu Song
Fredrick 2022-04-19 09:02:05
It turned out to be three stars, but after seeing that the policewoman left angrily, she added another star. Really relieved! This is a cool film, a hate-resolving film, a revenge film. Suddenly, I feel that this film is an evolution of the Wu Song of the Water Margin, but this time the environment background is set in a slum in modern Britain. The normal life is disrupted by evil forces, the protagonist wants to get the disputed through official channels, but the official and bandit family, the protagonist has to use his own way to let out this bad breath, although he is also seriously injured in order to let out this breath. In fact, what this film wants to say is the same as what Shi Naian wanted to express hundreds of years ago. The government forced the people to rebel, and the people had to rebel. But looking at the society we live in now?
Extended Reading
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Noel Winters: Think you got rid of my old man?
D.S. Terry Hicock: Yeah.
Noel Winters: Well you haven't. He's still out there now, doing what he's always done. You know how? I *am* my old man.
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Stretch: What do you want a gun for, brother?
Harry Brown: I want to shoot the pigeons... off my roof.