I liked the ending very much, the dialogue between him and the priest in the room was well foreshadowed, they don't have the chance to do it again, and it was still so fierce. I can only think of Walt going for revenge like this, or even taking Shao for revenge, maybe it's a bloody fight like the priest expected, it doesn't make sense. Walt told Shao to calm down and plan carefully. Yes, he did. Walt arranged everything and let the Miao gang leave in his own way. He played hard with guns all his life, and did not bring anything to teach the gang the last lesson It is heroic and brave, few people dare to do it, few people dare to plan like this, but indeed, his purpose has been achieved. The courage of men among men...
He planned to lock Shao, and the passage was touching (to the point): you ask me how it feels to kill people. It's the most terrible thing that you have to carry till the end of your life. You explode the children' head who are as old are you are, what is worse, they give you a medal for doing this. You are young, Thao, have a long way to go with your future; I am finished, so I will go by myself. Planning to think , instead of blind anger and violence, carefully protect the children you love.
Clint Eastwood's acting is great.
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