know how to write, and I don’t even know how to write a composition. After watching this film, I wanted to write about it because I was shocked. At first I saw Harry Brown’s film under the London Riot picture. In the comment. Later I read an article called
think I can bear a little heavy taste, but I feel shocked after watching this movie . Probably it includes a few scenes that I can't stand. Generally speaking It is to inject drugs, insert the knife into the person's body.
Strike it again from the
beginning . At the beginning, a bunch of gangsters shot at a mother who was slipping a child, and unexpectedly killed that mother. The comment in the news said it was a random and senseless act of victim. This and
One example is this. Reposted from
Uncultivated children in the UK have become the most serious problem in this society, everywhere. It can be as small as taking drugs and fighting in groups, or as large as murder and arson. .
This country is so stupid. . Once the newspaper said that a 16-year-old boy forcibly broke into a house, forced a 22-year-old woman, and raped in front of her 2-year-old daughter. .
Afterwards, the police came to arrest people and arrested the 22-year-old woman, saying that she had a relationship with an underage male and was a crime of rape. . . Go to jail. .
The 16-year-old rapist went to court and pretended that he made a mistake on an impulse and that he would not be able to do so in the future, so he was fine. . .
There is another one I saw in the book
On the one hand, minors do need protection. On the one hand, it was impossible to predict how early these minors would mature, so a dilemma was born. Perhaps it is indeed necessary to lower the age limit of the minor protection law. But this is really not killing a group of people in one shot. Things. I don’t know much about the law.
Harry Barrow got up in the morning and took the medicine slightly. He had a disease like asthma. It was actually emphysema, and of course he also had symptoms of breathing difficulties.
Harry’s old friend always I was harassed by the gangsters, and I didn’t care about it after I found the police. (You are not alone in the heavens) I finally couldn’t bear it and took a knife to stab the gangsters. In the end he was stabbed to death without success. The
police went to Harry’s house to tell. His bad news. Suddenly felt sad for Emily Mortimer at this time. Why did she play an indecisive and weak role again! Her role at the end of the game was really unbearable. It
was also the beginning of beating a friend and killing him . Harry decided himself Pack up these kids. The following plot mainly consists of three parts. Find a drug dealer to buy a gun. Attempted revenge. Decisive game.
The section in front of the deciding round was completely a riot scene. The violent youth set fire to the car. The police only passively resisted with shields and had no ability to suppress the situation.
The image of the police was really weak and weak. The female prosecutor was indecisive. Of course, she worked hard but there was no way. The boss faced the media and the high-level talks, and the pensioner's death had not been investigated, and he started planning Blue Jay's actions. The method is really ridiculous and ironic. Until the end, he hypocritically advertised his infinite merit to the media, not mentioning Harry’s contribution as a "righteous policeman".
The favorite scene of crime movies and reasoning movies is the prisoner. When he was about to succeed, a laser hit his forehead. So far, the police have done a little bit. The film is about to end.
As for the last peaceful estate, believe it or not, I don't believe it anyway. Setting up such a scene is still somewhat far-fetched. Of course, it is certainly not a trivial matter to die so many people. It would be too much to have no p children in a short time. Let’s think about the good.
Anyway, I think this film is one On the one hand, it reflects how hateful p children are. On the one hand, it satirizes the powerlessness of the police, and perhaps the powerlessness of the law. Who knows.
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