Looking at everyone's comments, the two extreme views are more serious. Most people "left-leaning" think that the old man is selfish and mean, and some "right-leaning" think that the old man is a big love, and money rules have nothing to do with emotions. As far as the plot of the movie itself is concerned, I don't think it is necessary to fight so fiercely (it's not a middle way, or it shows how smart I am, and it's not a blind capital worship), I still admire the old man very much. A person's wealth may exist by chance, but becoming the richest man in the world is not by chance, but by virtue of his wisdom, diligence and other good characters, as well as a strong heart. Everyone is born with their own mission, and everyone is born and means death one day. That being the case, it is impossible for anyone to be comprehensive in all aspects of life and work, because he must focus on his mission in a limited time. The old man was able to use his method to become the richest man in the society at that time, which was his greatest value embodiment. Likewise, he used his extremely confident mindset (the one that made him the richest man) to handle the kidnapping of his grandson, nothing wrong! We can criticize a person who does nothing on a moral level, but we are not qualified to criticize this old man.
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