Denzel portrays both righteous and evil, just like the face of the whole world, the initial trend of "rookie" is precisely the torture of daily reality to us. I asked myself if I ever despaired of reality and surrendered to myself. I can understand Elonso's life, and even at the beginning of the film, I think he is very divine. He can walk on the edge of society and achieve his own infernal affairs. You must remember your responsibilities and forget your identity. Dreams are slowly being polished away because of reality. I think this is the cruelty of life. The reality is that in the end, the encounter of the "rookie" will make me feel most empathetic. You can have your own dreams, but you can't bow to reality; you can also bow to reality, but you can't violate the rules of your conscience; even you can violate the rules of your conscience, but you must never become the devil.
After seeing the film, I really admire Jack Holt's courage and integrity. There is a line in the film that Elonso said to Jack Holt, "I was the same as you before." Every day, I may face the temptation and evil of the world, and every day I may face the harshness and coldness of reality. Every day, you may slowly ignore your original dreams, and every day may make you physically and mentally exhausted and tearful, whether you will still stick to your inner standards.
Every day is a training day.
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