The ending of the movie is something I didn't expect. It's not common in American movies. It stands out and looks good to the opponent. The fact is that the villain back then became the king of a mountain. Thought Hassan would get ahead, and then the two of them released their suspicions, but they didn't. On second thought, this is the real story, the real movie. Amir's father did not make a comeback because of his character, and the couple who were rescued in the car did not repay him with death. At a critical moment, he stepped forward. Maybe this is the real world.
I haven't read the original book, I think the original book may be more touching, and there should be more details and psychology for the confession and transformation of a person who once escaped. In the movie, I seem to see the old China. When a country falls, the stronger a person is, the more tragic his encounter may be.
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