I heard about the drama and I cried so much, so I went to watch it. More than two hours, more than two full hours! I regret it. I just want to say that it is more rational, and friends who pay attention to logic should not watch it.
In fact, the beginning is quite interesting, and when you enter the rhythm of the main story, it becomes uninteresting. Because the protagonist fell off the chain and entered the stunt fight too many times for too long, there was no need for this story to take more than two hours. In the same way, the story line of the protagonist's younger brother is fine, but the fighting time drags on for a long time, and it's really procrastinating if you don't watch special effects in the cinema.
I didn't want to watch it anymore, but I heard that there were tears at the end, so I endured it. As a result, the teardrops are too superficial in Korean style and cannot stand a little rational scrutiny. First of all, if life is difficult and desperate, why don't you die or escape by yourself, but you want to destroy the family? The mother is terminally ill, and the fact that she did not commit suicide by dragging her down so much shows that she does not want to die. The younger brother is already a thinking young man and has a long future, and the protagonist has no right to decide his life and death for him. Therefore, the protagonist's self-talking personality makes me unable to even feel that he is not easily moved. Furthermore, living to atone for the sins of my mother and brother is also a very self-talking way to leave my sick mother to my younger brother who is still in middle school, just desperately trying to make money, what's so touching? It's similar to parents who only spend a lot of money on their children, but don't care about education and don't spend time getting along with them. If it is because of shame that I can't face it, so I run away, it is to show the cowardice of the protagonist. So after a little scrutiny, I found that the sadness of the protagonist stems from his self-talk and cowardice. I personally cannot agree with it, and it is difficult to empathize. And then, about this point of crying that Mom always knew the truth, I also found it hard to cry. Knowing the truth and not saying this formula in order to protect the other party, if the logic and motivation are not strong, it is too deliberate and too cliche. If you pretend to be asleep and don't stop it, if you feel that you are really dragging your child down and accept your fate, you will not stop it by forcing your child to become a murderer. This is evading responsibility. I feel that I never thought about the life of the child after I was really killed by the child. In the same way, because pretending not to know that the child has murdered him, it is like trying to escape, but as a result, the child is still too guilty to go home. It is better to tell him that I know and forgive him at the beginning. The reason why tears are too superficial in Korean style is because people (I mean myself) feel that there is no need for them everywhere.
In fact, I didn't say that there were no tears at all. One star was for the story of my brother. I think my brother's life is more worthy of being the main line of the movie. When I was a teenager, I saw my brother wanting to kill the family. After stopping him, I was beaten and started to take care of my mother alone. It's hard not to grow crooked, and grow up to be a good person to the people around him, but he was accidentally injured by a teammate who was taken care of by him. In order not to want him to be punished, he asked him to seek help from his trusted boss, but was buried alive because of the selfishness and cowardice of others. After his tragic death, he also forgave and redeemed his teammates. It's better to cry! ! !
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