The heroine played by Jodie Foster in "The Brave One" became a "nemesis" because she lost her beloved one. The streets of New York became her place for law enforcement to overcome fear and punish crimes. Although there are no lack of fierce action scenes, the overall atmosphere of the film is still quite It is deep, and reflects complex multiple propositions from it, and raises deep questions about human nature and society
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The director's scheduling is so skillful, but he doesn't dig deeply into the cruelty and loss of violence. The heroine's various behaviors only give people a cold, flat negative impression. The setting of excessive distinction between good and evil is also old-fashioned, and there is no emotional subtlety and human gleam except for the vengeful "revenge". Whether it is an entertainment film that is divorced from reality or a social satire that is one-sided, it is difficult to erase the words "nondescript"
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