In fact, the main theme of American movies does not need to be checked by government agencies at all. The box office is checked. The quality of the film is nothing but the arrangement of characterization and dramatic conflict, especially biopics. If it can be made up, we hope that this messed-up Jiang Yang robber, who is resourceful, loyal, dares to resist, affectionate and handsome, will be unrestrained to the end. But the fact is, we have nothing to do. We see the darkness and incompetence of the police, the impunity of even greater criminals, and the inevitable end of an era that belongs to the bloody arena, just like the real life we face every day. We have no choice but to be realistic, so we go to the movies to weave our dreams.
We would rather watch Fage's "Across the World" or "The True Color of Heroes", because there are the bloody rivers and lakes we expect, the knights with Bo Yuntian, and the passion of happiness and hatred; or we would rather watch "The End of the Wild Flower" , because we have been equally angry and tempered by a mediocre life. Looking at the car flying off the cliff, what we see is liberation, the peace and joy of dying calmly after truly living. We can't accept that a person who is like a police station and no one ends up being a loner, dying under a gun without the ability to resist. We would rather he stand up when the woman he loves is taken away, tragically and calmly even in death.
Maybe his real existence is just like a bereaved dog robbing a gang of rabble for money, living a day-to-day life, maybe the promise to protect his woman is just self-deception, but we have made him a myth and made him a critic of society Typical, depicting a false hero, taking solace in the life of The Walking Dead. However, we just don't like to see the Monkey King wearing a spell, we don't like watching the Liangshan hero who was recruited, and we don't like watching a bunch of rotten police pierce Depp's face that turns all beings upside down!
The director wants to describe a legend with a calm mind, but the audience is like me, coming with a dream is not like facing a suffocated death!
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