In fact, the film tells the story of two men finding dignity in their own way.
Gabo is a person with a stigma of taking bribes (although he did not violate the principle of Nozomi's recommendation, and recommended a Japanese company as a customer of the subway company), which made him lose his dignity, and he wanted to retrieve the hostage through this rescue. own human dignity.
Reed is a loser who is used as a negative textbook by Wall Street. In order to regain his dignity, he has already put his life and death (both his own and others') aside. When Rhett learned about Gabo's experience, he seemed to see another self, and he felt a sense of sympathy for each other. After the goal was achieved (a big turnaround in investment), the deadline was approaching. He was so proud that he could not let himself be humiliated again, and decided to give this life to Gabo to fulfill this man who was so similar to himself. [Turn]
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