Fairly Tull

Jerrod 2021-10-22 14:31:37

"Drug Network" Traffic
Director: Steven Soderbergh (Steven Soderbergh)
Screenplay: Stephen Gaghan
Starring: Michael Douglas/ Benicio Del Toro )/Catherine Zeta-Jones (Catherine Zeta-Jones) has

won important awards: 2001 Oscar for Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing and Best...

Payton 2022-03-20 09:01:24

Somehow I started watching Soderbergh's movie, this is his second movie, the first one is never compromise, although I haven't seen his masterpiece (sex, lies and video), but already Gradually feel the director nb's place. A movie about drugs, the production of drugs, the intermediary trafficking,...

Nelle 2022-04-22 07:01:05

Using documentary filming techniques, three groups of characters are narrated in parallel, and the way to deal with conflicts in a flat way, calmly weave the huge dark web of drugs on the US-Mexico border, restrained, real, and empathetic to the powerlessness and struggle of each group of characters in the huge adverse current. ——Whether the anti-narcotics officer is going to follow the trend, or risk being turned against black and white, but he can redeem the future of his daughter and thousands of young people killed by drugs and declare war on the dark web; the border policeman is an undercover drug lord, and he sees his partner being killed to the end Is it revenge, or continue to act, protect yourself, and wait for the time to remove the malignant tumor; is the drug lord's wife watching her husband go to jail, or should she save her son and the family that is about to be ruined, and help the villain escape the law? s Choice? Some people fight for their daughters, some people fight for their brothers, and some people just fight for a complete family. The three groups of characters are nothing but a grain of sand, so the so-called black and white good and evil become blurred in terms of family and ethics.

Floy 2022-04-24 07:01:03

The structure of the multi-line narrative better shows the complexity of the drug network. It's just that the tension of this film is not enough, and it feels that it lacks some stimulation to capture the nerves of the audience, giving people a very loose feeling. Of course, if it is as full of tension as "Crash", it seems a little too dramatic and unreal. ............