When I watched the movie at 45 minutes and 11 seconds, I wanted to give up a little bit. Maybe it was because the sense of substitution given to the heroine was too strong at the beginning. I hope Emily Bronte is a strong woman like "Edge of Tomorrow", even Tom's The limelight has been overshadowed, but the film gives people the feeling that the label given is - cruelty and violence. Although such a motif has been discussed in countless Hollywood masterpieces and bad films, the feeling in the second half of the film is that the violence has been fermenting, warming up little by little, and swallowing the heroine little by little. The male protagonist, a man in the middle of a violent vortex (Bencinho), whose desire for revenge keeps him from being devoured, while Brolin's Matt calmly uses a wolf and a sheep to break the rules To readjust the order according to the boundaries of the law; to punish drug lords, to cover up for peace, as for the law, in this area where death will stop and watch, there is really no need to appear. Finally, at the end of the film, Kate needs to sign a document that everything is legal. Maybe this is the real "after breaking" in Matt's mind.
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