The fragmented memory of the protagonist has always been under the control of the director and screenwriter's complete idea. The story is very complete, there is distressing ugliness, there is simple wisdom and insight beyond ordinary people, there is kindness, and there is true emotion.
I like Chris's monologue, and the way he looks at his girlfriend who is disabled because of him from a distance. , that forbearance of feelings, deep-rooted guilt, full of human warmth. And that "Dorner Circle Cop," the lovable, simple-living guy who was killed while creating the real badass in this movie, making this a real good movie, and audiences starting to hope that Chris To be able to cheer up and kill these bad guys. It's just that "whoever has the money has the power" is too simple to support the role change.
I like a lot of things in this movie, the white snow, the real life scenes, the ramblings of life, the feelings, without the American hormonal muscle man, in fact, everyone can have power, and everyone can lose it, Everyone can be shot and killed after buying a doner ring after get off work to show goodwill, and legends sometimes come suddenly.
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