The ending was definitely not within Clyde's expectations. I don't think Clyde sent the email to Nick. About 12 minutes into the movie, Sarah told Nick about Chester. This person was the one who wrote to Nick. Suspected to be Sarah's boyfriend. If Clyde let Nick know his secret, then his last jump and arranging the bomb would be meaningless, and he's not sure if Nick would really understand his purpose, and even if Nick did, he would Blow up the mayor, because the black babes said at the meeting: I don't care what cumbersome nonsense laws you cite, I will get this grandson for me tomorrow! These words are under the supervision of Clyde, which is also a violation of justice. Of course, Nick's illegal invasion of other people's houses is also a violation of justice.
Regarding Clyde's strategy of learning tunnel warfare, I think it is very technically difficult to operate, and there are many uncertain factors, which are unreliable. He dug tunnels into every cell, then if any prisoner has enough to eat and has nothing to do In the cell, I stomped my feet and heard the sound of the floor under my feet.
There is a question: In the end, after Clyde blew himself up, the camera switched to a person walking quickly outside the prison. Who is this person? Is that the guy from the demolition team?
In short, Clyde has made a humiliating miscalculation. I don’t know what the director means. Maybe it is justice for the innocent victims, but from the point of view expressed in this film, there is no fairness and justice at all. The judiciary is corrupt and forced to become prostitutes. , to wash blood and repay grievances, patriotic youth can use this film as a negative teaching material to criticize the corrupt and backward judicial system in the United States, but as a suspense film, I think the ending is very bad, and I could have given 4 stars.
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