The immortal old Joe in the film is Gaddafi and Saddam. He was eventually killed by people from his own country. He is not popular with the people. No matter how domineering you are, it is useless. That kind of arrogant and unreasonable style can only be maintained for a while. maintain for a lifetime.
In this place where blood and fire are blowing, our hero Max is the most sober person. He does not serve any regime, but fights back for freedom. Even if he helps the heroine's seemingly just regime to come to power, it is not because of recognition, but to repay his life-saving grace and a kind of defense for his own life. He is not willing to become a blood bank, and he is not willing to become a slave.
In the end, the heroine also understood Max, what she thought, winked at him, let him disappear into the crowd, set him free, I was very relieved to see this, at least the director and screenwriter did not spill blood, not that kind "A warm bridge for the prince and princess to live a happy and beautiful life." Let Max leave freely from the crowd and disappear with the wind.
People will not sacrifice their lives for a regime, but they will sacrifice their precious lives for their homeland and the voice of freedom. This can refer to the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, so I won’t go into details.
Freedom is our bottom line. If anyone breaks this balance, we will fight back. The real madness is seriousness. When hope is despair, we don't choose any way to escape, face it, face difficulties, and let the bound freedom be completely free.
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