The film is a composite of American westerns, British dramas and crime action films. Based on an excellent script, the film has a compact rhythm, a tortuous plot and full characterization. (
The picture of the film shows a unique and strong Texas style, coupled with brotherhood and intense criminal pursuits, it is a very entertaining Western film. Behind their bank robbery are more far-reaching and realistic social and family problems.
"Going Through Fire" is not at all like "City of Philharmonic", "Blood Battle of Hacksaw Ridge", etc., which has enough topical interest, dazzling handsome men and beautiful women, or love stories that make the audience cry non-stop, but it does not prevent it from being praised as It is the best bank robbery film since Al Pacino's "Hot Day Afternoon". From the beginning of the film, the appearance of the characters set the tone for the film. It uses a comedy bridge to destroy the serious atmosphere used in the past in Western films, and it also gives the characters the fullest emotional depth.
