As a high-scoring crime film, this two-and-a-half-hour movie lived up to expectations. Korean movies have also seen a lot of crime movies, such as this kind of movies that are chopped with a knife and an axe, they still dare to shoot. The picture and rhythm of the whole movie are quite gripping, and the audience has never been disappointed in this regard. Let's talk about the plot, the whole plot is relatively complete, the whole film can be watched in one breath, the plot is not very protracted, the transition between the four chapters is also very natural, and the final ending feels a bit dark and humorous. The male protagonist feels like a very sad person who has strayed into an inexplicable murder bureau. Under the pressure of repaying debts and feeling betrayed by his wife, a gambling taxi driver went to great lengths to design a murder mission and kept escaping the extensive pursuit of the Korean police. I don't think there is any protagonist halo impossible. Especially his running speed is too fast? Under the full pursuit of police and police cars, he was able to escape smoothly. The audience, however, looked just thrilled. As for the fundamental reason why he took this road, some people think that he is too worried about his wife. So on the other hand, why did the wife never send money home during her stay in Korea? Also didn't keep in touch. On the contrary, during the period of exile in Korea, the male protagonist can also make constant phone calls to the country and even to his home. This is very confusing. Does the wife really just focus on making money? Don't you want to spend the phone bill? So, I think that although my wife finally came back, there must be something else inside. In addition, I still admire Boss Mian. He really dares to speak and act, and his IQ and force values are almost full. It is really a pity that he is only a smuggler, and his level is completely comparable to that of the president of Korea.
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