I was lying in bed and watched the video with my mobile phone at night. I happened to see a movie commentator explaining "Illegal Sanctions". I saw this movie many years ago. I still have fresh memories of the plot and the final ending song. Later, I saw comments and many film reviews, all discussing the issue of law and revenge, and some said that the plot was messy and unreasonable. Said it was a bad movie. Some say that you should do this as a dad, say it is a good movie, sympathize with the male protagonist, and have mixed praise and criticism. But I checked so many film reviews, and I wanted to find a review that could understand the meaning of the film. There were almost none, so I couldn't bear to talk about my opinion. I also hope that friends who want to watch this movie can truly understand this movie.
Everyone who has watched the movie knows that John’s family is happy, his father’s decent work, and the children receive a formal education. From the beginning of the movie, it expresses how perfect the family is. But this perfect family was broken by an imperfect family. Why is it said that an imperfect "family" is what I want to express most in this movie. As a father, John has two sons, and the big fat boss who bought the gun also has two sons, who killed John’s eldest son and later John’s wife and younger son (the younger son may have survived) Those two people. Later, the villain also killed his father with a single shot. As a father, he taught different sons. In the end, John and the villain sat on the bench at the end of the killing. I wonder if everyone noticed that the villain shed a drop of tears and said to John, "Look, don’t you also become the same person as us", a murderer Without blinking, why the heinous person shed tears? He was not afraid of death, but envied everything that John did as a father for his children. On the contrary, the father of the villain who sold the gun wanted his child to die. In the end, there was still a trace of conscience as a father to inform the villain John to kill him, but it was too late. The villain had been educated by his father since he was a child. Emotionless killer. He hates his father, and the last sentence the villain said is more important to say that people are forced out, just like the villain in a shop forced his own brother to kill his eldest son John. The villain was also driven to such a ruin by his father. John did the same for revenge.
What the director wants to express is the family, the growth and environment of the father and children, and what kind of person they have grown up in different environments, so I personally think that the villain is more sympathetic. He can’t be like John’s family. All he can reach is his assassin circle. He may have been helpless, but there is no way. Can only go this way.
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