The film effectively combines the painful moral choices in the novel into the living environment of Boston. I believe anyone who has watched the film will praise Ben Affleck’s director’s talents.
From a structural point of view, the film is a bit obscure, but for the Affleck brothers, it was a veritable success.
A film that is too dark and melancholic, but when dealing with sharp problems, the technique still appears a bit rough.
Ben Affleck, who was once called the "box office poison", finally found out that what he was best at was not acting, but director.
Ben Affleck’s description of the environment in Boston’s downtown area is true enough without any exaggeration or exaggeration; although the detective’s final decision is very controversial, the vague morality is the strongest message of the film, but it will let the audience after watching it. Stuck in the story for a long time can not be forgotten.
Ben Affleck designed a desperate, legally invalid, and inhumane living environment in the movie. Even the child's mother lacks love and is addicted to drugs. These details are designed to pave the way for the ending.
I haven't seen any film that uses such silly and ridiculous dialogue.
