In fact, face blindness and can't remember foreigners' names. The first male and the second male said, the first male is my favorite type of boy, and to be honest, there is no little daughter's feelings. But I must say, I think I can understand the character of the male lead. He doesn't want to resort to violence, but there are too many helpless things in life. It's not that the male protagonist hates violence, but because the uncontrollable evil spirit in the male protagonist is very like us when we were young. I remember older people sighing, "I don't want to fight with young people the most, so I don't know how to live or die!" Yes, this is what I saw from the male protagonist. To say it again is to be carried away by anger. Regarding the topic of anger, the female teacher also wanted to discuss it, but she died in the fight. Perhaps this is also the fate of the movie. But I know that such a movie is not bullshit, because a teenager of that age can really do it with his hands when he has a hot head. At least in my opinion, the male protagonist will give a rational warning not to do it again.
Also, I don’t know if it’s because I’ve read too many prison movies and novels, I didn’t have any hope for the prison guards at the beginning. The first male came here because he was disciplined, so why does the villain hate the first male? I think it was because of the order of the prison guard who killed the third male. We can also see that the relationship between the villain and the official is quite well handled, and many of their behaviors should be acquiesced. Therefore, the prestige of helping the official to kill the newcomer satisfies his own bad taste, so why not do it?
Our male protagonist can't learn to bow his head under such oppression. This should be his sorrow, but I want to say that it is even fortunate! From the beginning to the end, I appreciate every decision of the male lead, and even what he said is the dialogue that I have in my heart. But the only thing I couldn't accept was his gullibility in the man who claimed to be AIDS, although I didn't see any hint of betrayal in that man. But whether it is his righteousness or his stubbornness or even his gullibility to the people around him, this should be what we were like when we were young. I am happy for him, he has not been transformed beyond recognition by life.
As for the second male, I think I can understand that too. He is not such a bad boy. From his attitude towards girls, it can be seen that he is still kind and emotional. Of course, it's not that the male protagonist is not kind, but that the kindness of the male second is more inclined to weakness. He doesn't have the ruthlessness of the male protagonist, which leads to why the two villains dare to seek revenge on him but dare not provoke the male protagonist, and it also leads to why the male protagonist's actions, words and deeds that he doesn't care about make him feel abandoned. , which also led to a tearful plea for why he would make a phone call home. I want to be allowed, he will show weakness, he will say "Mom, I need your help, I want to see that lawyer." He will regret the words he said to stay away from his mother. But no if, when I saw the door closed and he was engulfed by the darkness, I thought he would hang on the bottom bunk where his life and death are unknown, even when I was crying for his desperate eyes, I still had time to think Does the bed so short hang him? But my worry was superfluous, and he left in another way that everyone has been speculating about.
I can't say that I don't regret the death of the second male, but I also think that this is a way of living, yes, in fact, death is also. When he was sodomized and screamed in pain, I was still full of girlish feelings and felt that he would explode. In the cafeteria where the male protagonist came back, I was also expecting the second male to take the initiative to attack with someone supporting him. But he didn't, he didn't even have a desperate gesture, and ended his life just like that.
If it is the boy of the third male, I think he is the most unfortunate one. The first male is full of anger, I can only like it but also know that it is a bomb for such a person to return to society. Of course, if he finds the right way, he may also be a hero. The second male is not a big villain, but he is also the most common kind of annoying little gangster in life. We won't mention the number of family factors among them, because they have grown up and everything is a foregone conclusion.
The third male is different, he is still young, and he has just grown up the male lead's head (this is a bit unclear, in short, he just started to run around). And we can clearly feel that he is deeply longing for the warmth of the family, the loss of his whispers, the longing eyes, which one does not indicate that he is waiting to be educated? However, this life, which was just beginning to show its vigor, was so emotionally wiped out.
Then came the climax of protest, and I couldn't cry myself. I have to say that the male protagonist is actually considered to be both intelligent and courageous, and there is a fine line in the rough. He stared at the villain for so long, and finally when everyone was excited, he stood up and lit the fire, and then took advantage of the chaos to find the 'murderer'. When I was watching this episode, my mind was in a mess, and I only knew that the tears kept flowing. I will also think of the scenes where I have fought. It seems that I am not watching a movie in a foreign dormitory at the moment. I am back in my student days. We think we are handsome when we do a few ruffian moves, and we are heroes after a few victories. Now, we understand that we are not, nothing special!
I know that my knowledge is not deep, but I just want to say it. Problem teenagers can be seen everywhere, and how many people can really make a difference? This shouldn't just be someone else's movie, and I don't want it to be our life.
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