A story about the fraternity between the hardships and hard work of ordinary American police officers, who are born and die. If you follow the Chinese director's thinking, it should be a touching blockbuster like Jiao Yulu, a tear-jerking blockbuster, and then force cadres and primary and secondary school students to watch it. But American movies are still full of violence and foul language. Although at the end of the movie, they are also crying.
I hate Chinese-style fake documentaries of great figures, but I also don't like the violence and foul language of Laomei. Especially so many. Warmth is so little. Even when I watched this movie, I forgot that it was a movie about the police, and thought it was a gangster theme. This is not my dish, and probably not the dish of most girls. This movie may be more suitable for men to watch.
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