I just watched it, but I didn’t remember many of the names of the characters. My understanding is that Alorzo saw Jack when he was young. He tried and tested Jack many times, brought him into contact with small drug dealers to major drug dealers, and brought him to know him. His superiors and subordinates threw him to the gang to let him know how to experience the ferocity of drug dealers when dealing with the gang. Alorzo taught Jack how to deal with the incidents and people encountered in the anti-drug process, and made great contributions to Jack (killing the biggest Drug lord). He saw that Jack insisted on justice and dared to take action, and passed his stall to Jack through alternative training. Alorzo is really training Jack. Because Alorzo himself is a policeman who is really anti-narcotics, the film mentions that he has a large number of cases in progress, and the number of years in prison sentenced in the cases handled at the same time exceeds 10,000 years, which shows that he has a lot of work performance. , But his anti-drug form is different. He tried to change some of Jack's characteristics in his own way and his understanding of the dark side, so that he could understand the darkness of street drugs.
1. In the film, it was expressed from different perspectives many times that Alorzo saw himself in Jack when he was young. Alorzo himself has said it, and others have also mentioned it. And the film has many close-ups of Alorzo observing Jack, you can pay attention to Alorzo's expression.
2. Alorzo led Jack to get to know his officers and introduced them one by one. This was a recognition of him and also laid the foundation for his hope that Jack will be the heir. Alorzo’s officers and friends wanted Alorzo to escape because they did not take good care of his situation, and the art detective told a story, saying that he must kill the thief who fooled the judge to fool him, which also hinted The Alorzo Russians will not let him go, he can't fool around. According to the plot, Alorzo is not a reckless man. He should have counted himself. He is preparing money and funeral affairs-that is, giving his stall to Jack. As for why it was given to him, it was mentioned in the film that Alorzo was planning a week in advance. He should have figured out what Jack is. In one scene, Jack asked him to count him from the morning? Alorzo said it started a week ago.
3. Jack rescued a 14-year-old female student. This female student happened to be the cousin of the leader when Alorzo took Jack to deliver the so-called rescue goods later in the film. Alorzo must know this. First, in Before releasing the female student, Alorzo asked his cousin’s gang in detail; when Alorzo went to her cousin’s site, the video clearly showed that they basically knew each other. The student’s cousin acted as Boss, Alorzo must know his situation well. Alorzo took Jack to get to know his subordinates and then went to kill Roger, and gave the credit to Jack (killing the biggest drug lord and seizing 3 million stolen money, as mentioned in the film), which also paved the way for Jack. After they killed Roger, the drug lord, Jack asked him to kill his friend like this. Alorzo said that he was not a friend. He was a big drug lord. Killing him is more peaceful in the world. It can be seen that Jack is too easy to trust others. Later, Alorzo sat in the car to call someone, and said to the other end to wash the bathtub. Later, the female student cousin happened to put him in a clean bathtub, so Alorzo must have arranged this. The training for Jack should be to tell him that excessive trust will be betrayed. At the same time, never think that you are kind to the villains and they will treat you well. Alorzo is definitely not to let Jack die here, because Alorzo has repeatedly He said he needed evidence to do things. If Jack died here, how many people could testify if Alorzo threw Jack here? Will those gang members help Alorzo? Alorzo definitely can't escape the relationship. If he wants to kill Jack, he will do it directly at Roger's house.
4. When Jack rescued the female student, Alorzo beat the bullies mercilessly, but Jack did not do anything about the threat of abuse from the bullies. He just shook his head. It can be seen that Jack did not face the brutality of the vicious drug dealer. In the film, Alorzo tells Jack many times that he can't be soft-hearted when dealing with drug dealers and he can't just follow the rules. That's why he took Jack to the gang and threw him there alone, letting him face the villain.
5. After Jack ran out, he thought Alorzo had betrayed him, and then he directly found Alorzo's lover's house. Why did he know Alorzo was here? This is because Alorzo took him to admit the door at noon, and let him be alone with the little boy. This is recognition and trust in Jack. Alorzo knew he was fierce, and maybe he meant to entrust him. If Alorzo doesn't like Jack, why take him here?
6. Alorzo overturned Jack when he was chasing him and threw it on the roof above the car. The camera was also swept from the roof to the car. As a senior policeman, he should know the severity of his actions. Yes, he must know whether Jack fainted according to the setting of the character of Alorzo according to the plot. He was beaten by Jack and embarrassed by Jack at his lover's house. This was also arranged by Alorzo to pave the way for Jack and establish his prestige. Why do you understand this? Because Alorzo mentioned many times that only wild wolves can catch wild wolves. This is Alorzo’s understanding of the dark side of the street. He is the street wolf king, so the next wolf king must fight for the upper position. of.
This movie is really good, and there are many details worthy of scrutiny. For example, when Alorzo and Jack met for the first time, Jack was a bit of a nonsense, but Alorzo asked him to tell a story and then run on him. If you look at it from the perspective of cultivating Jack , Then this is knocking Jack. Alorzo repeatedly ran and played with Jack, just to train him not to blindly trust others, or even the people around him.
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