The director of the film created a turbulent and turbulent American racial panorama, forcing people to show their true appearance in an impossible situation. At the same time, the film is rooted in history and is of great significance. Through the hand-held photography style of director Kathryn Bigelow, the audience is brought into intense events.)
"Detroit" is full of passion and keeps pace with the times. In the music of the "Dramatics" band, the audience will find the soul of the story. In pain, Bigelow creates humanity.
Kathryn Bigelow was not so original, nor did he uniquely reflect the drama required for the extraordinary event of "Detroit". The atrocities in the film lack dramatic or emotional adjustment, making people feel numb."Vanity Fair" review)
The setting of the film makes the characters appear very vivid, especially the three of Melvin, Larry and Philip. The focus of the film was unfolded in the Algiers motel. For about an hour of plot, Catherine was very effective in getting the audience to worry about them with the helpless hostages. When watching the movie, it seems to be watching a horror movie, cruel, ruthless, and disturbing.
