Frozen by the Coen brothers is my favorite. But after watching this one, I was a little disappointed. In fact, the overall style has always continued their previous appearance, but I always feel that the overall tone is too long, which makes people a little tired and boring.
Obviously he killed the owner of the department store, but his wife took the blame; obviously it was the owner of the department store who killed the businessman Fatty, but he got into the electric chair because of it. The retribution of life, the cycle of cause and effect, may have been doomed at the moment of moving evil thoughts.
But this is just a film and television work after all. Whether it is a god or not is a matter of opinion.
The protagonist is the President of the United States in True Love, and the wife is Oliver's heroine. I love them both. Married life is also a piece of chicken feathers. There is no need to comment on whether it is right or wrong, there are no saints in the world.
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