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Sometimes the villain is just a profession, he wants to be a good person
Wilford 2022-03-22 09:01:10
The United States often set up biographies for big villains, such as Frank in this movie. He murdered and trafficked drugs. He seemed to be an outright bandit, but he was loyal to love, heartfelt to his boss, filial piety to the present, and caring about his subordinates. He is also a good man in everyone's mind. Do you think the director is anti-social and anti-human? No, he just wanted to say that with the American dream and abiding by Christian doctrine, the evil in the eyes of others is actually against evil, and he is not far from justice. On the contrary, it is a wholesale garment of justice, extortion, blackmail, and illegal conduct. This violation of justice is no different from true evil. Become a pure person, God will not abandon you because of what you say and do. Hypocritical people go to hell.
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Javier J. Rivera: I'm a leper. Because I listened to you and turned in a million fucking dollars. You know who'll work with me after that? Same as you. No one.
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Rossi: They seize it, arrest everybody, whack it up and sell it back to us. Our dope. They been living off it for years, these New York cops. They basically control the market with it. What the fuck has happened to the world, Frank?