The King of Staten Island evaluation action

To a certain extent, the film is an inspirational comedy that explores how to get out of the shadow of losing a father. Although there are slapstick elements, the plot is still simple and easy. Pete Davidson, who plays Scott, has a similar life experience, so it is quite handy to interpret him. He interprets Scott’s stubbornness with a hint of innocence and stupidity, and plays the role of Mary, who plays Scott’s mother. Tomei has also done a good job in shaping a single mother who has lost her husband. However, the degree of completion of the film is also limited to the "qualified" level. In the process of shaping the character of Scott, the director did not dig deep into his heart. Not only did it lack strength, but also made the previous foreshadowing and subsequent plot development. Mediocre. However, the plot design of Scott accidentally living and working with his father’s colleagues in the film is vivid and interesting. As for the “tattoo of love” that has been kept as a secret, I believe everyone will be surprised when they see it .