Black comedy has always been hovering on the edge of morality, and this film is no exception, everything seems so excessive. Overly ugly uniforms, overly stupid TV shows, overly selfish justice, overly hysterical partners, overly stupid behavior, overly easy-to-solve villains, overly ruthless wives, overly fickle passers-by, overly ridiculous miracles, overly Violent revenge. Until the end of the film, I still couldn't feel happy for the actor's "righteous" behavior. On the contrary, I felt very disgusted. This is where the film succeeded.
The director's handling of this film is quite interesting. It understates some excessive behaviors, and brings those irrelevant divine instructions, justice, and vengeance to the center of the stage, adding a sense of irony. In addition, the role modeling is also very careful. A middle-aged crisis, boring, stupid, weak, and violent superhero, and a naive, nerdy, crazy, neurotic, and vindictive righteous partner, co-act in a farce of gangsters. Finally, he gave the film a rather ironic name-super.
Conclusion: Sometimes a good movie does not make people feel comfortable to watch or very touching, but it is indeed a rare good movie.
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