1. In films like crime thrillers, action shootouts, I'm very specific about this intuitive lure of money. Note that what I said is intuitive, which means dozens of banknotes, or gold bars piled up into mountains, not jewelry and diamonds worth hundreds of millions, there is no intuitive stimulation. The 500,000 in this film stimulated my nerves very well.
2. The four male protagonists seem to be nothing special, but they are different after a closer look. Each has its own characteristics. I can't figure out which one I like the most. Except for the protagonist, the other characters are also very good. A man's play, without love, without touching family affection, can be made so attractive. Guy Ritchie is really not a cover.
3. The storyline is interlocking and closely connected, but the story is not in a hurry and opens slowly. Too many but not messy, small but not cumbersome, cow!
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