Maybe many people see this movie as the process of rehabilitating a senior addicted gambler, including the first time I watched this movie.
But in fact, gambling is a bet on destiny, doubling again and again for 20,000 US dollars, 40,000 US dollars, 160,000 US dollars, why not leave the market? I tell you why, because every bet is seeking to self-destruct in the future.
The meaning does not lie in the number of money itself, but when will it be lost, but when will life, life, and destiny be destroyed? Is it the ultimate question of life? I want a real job, a real house, and a real meaning of life, not what it is now. Please tell me what the end of life will be, 0 or 1?
Finally, the last hand in Koreatown. I think the male protagonist will have a gun around his waist. If he is red, then his fucking life will be destroyed.
Those who have lost will understand.
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