Win by knocking on the door

I went to watch this movie because it was changed by real events. The lengthy beginning and slow rhythm made me sleepy for a while, and then I fell asleep for a while. I thought I had missed a lot of plots, and realized that it was just the beginning. At the beginning, I was frightened by those rushing knocks on the door and the sound of sharp weapons rubbing. Later, I wanted to get it out. Anyway, it was a death. Why shrink back? It's better to turn defense into offense and strive for the initiative. Thinking of this, the movie becomes more intimate. Since others are going to take my life, why not resist desperately and not be slaughtered like meat on a chopping board. But the last sentence "I love you" has connotations, and when I die with the one I love, I can't help but stun my eyes.

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