It was originally for Depp and Bell. It can be said that the first 2/3 of the plot made me feel unclear and boring. The climax of the story did not come until the male protagonist was pushed into a corner. After watching it, I read the long drama review, saying that the death of the male protagonist is the end of an era of freedom, followed by sophisticated transnational organized crime and the expansion of government administrative power. Negative existence, because they have no soil to survive. This is indeed the case. In the early episodes, the male protagonist is so proud, and he applauds the American judicial system. He responded to every call and won many battles. He was obviously a criminal, but he lived like a star. But when the whole situation was halfway through and the male protagonist was abandoned by his former partner, I knew that there was only one dead end left for him. He is out. A bank robber like him has become a thorn in the eyes of the police and a living target in the criminal world. Their hiding methods have been difficult to compete with modern detection methods, and their methods of committing crimes are also despised by those who engage in new types of crimes. His life is everyone's trouble. In this drama, the male protagonist should be damned. Although he is different from those criminals who have no humanity, he does not kill easily, he only robs banks, she treats ladies and gentlemen, and has mercy on the weak. They only do bank robbery against the bourgeoisie and disdain to obtain ransom through kidnapping. But in order to survive for himself, he broke his own principles, cooperated with people who should not cooperate, and killed a lot of innocent people. The male protagonist died because he didn't want to live anymore, and he didn't want to continue to survive. The dialogue of the actors in the cinema is the voice of the male protagonist at this time. As for the police detective played by Bell, he seems to have always appeared in the image of justice and brilliance in the play. But he chose to leave in the end, because he also deviated from his bottom line. This police detective, who advocates catching criminals through reasonable means, acquiesced to torture at the request of the superior, under the pressure of solving the case, and in the guilt of the deceased police officer. The male protagonist's emotional line, at the beginning, I was stunned. The unbreakable love between the two of them is touching. When dying, the only thing the male protagonist can't forget is his girl. If I don't know how sloppy their encounter is, I will definitely feel what kind of peerless love this is.
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