When the film ended, I had a feeling that it was funny! Billy's image of being strong and hardworking made me almost amused. The most exciting thing is the ending, and the most disappointing is that ending. That ending was too good, and maybe I was a little psychopathic and couldn't see the happy ending. In the end, this film is quite satisfactory, and it is more suitable for leisure time. It will let you sit in a relaxed state for less than two hours, just in case you are not interested in this kind of subject matter.
People who have watched this film will feel that this story is not realistic. After all, there are very few cases of blessing in disguise in real life. In fact, I also feel the same. Being kidnapped to fall in love with the kidnapper, it is estimated that it is not a masochist or a brain water. But movies are art after all. They say that art is higher than life. If it is too high, it will feel unclear. If it is too low, it will be a bit vulgar and boring, but "Buffalo 66" is really just right.
Billy's character is an unlucky bastard. He spent five years in prison for others, and he couldn't find a toilet when he got out of prison. He almost suffocated his urine to death. He really deserved that sentence. Hit the heel. But Billy also likes to save face, obviously not that kind of material, so he wants to make a fat man with a swollen face. But what about us in reality? Everyone has vanity, and there is no way to look like it when necessary.
In fact, what Billy lacks is love. He feels that no one loves him in life. His mother loves him, but his mother loves the Buffaloes more. So Billy was so numb to love that when Layla confessed to him, he was skeptical, he couldn't believe that love could come so easily. Maybe Layla is God's compensation for Billy to help him turn his bad luck and build the confidence to live.
This story is more like a test of love, to see if you can grasp the critical moment. Billy was lucky and calm at the last moment. He didn't turn his life into a complete tragedy. He may have figured out a lot of truth in the last moment. Why should he doubt whether he loves me or not? Sometimes love doesn't need to be doubted. So please cherish that rare love, that is, cherish yourself.
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