But the subject of this fabricated film: John's trust in his wife's innocence, is what I recommend. Reminds me of the vows I made when I got married: "Whether it be good or bad, rich or poor, health or disease, happiness or sorrow, I will always love you, cherish you, and be faithful to you forever".
Who can actually do this? John did it with action.
In the process, all the attempts he made, kept taking risks, kept failing, and kept trying, all of which made people feel like they were going to die. I speculated for a while: whether he finally gave up the attempt and obtained his wife's innocence with the help of justice.
And the smooth ending, although unexpected, is also expected, because it is unique to American films.
The policeman in the film even asks: "Is he really a community teacher?"
Although it is a fabricated experience, it is also reasonable. One detail is that when they boarded the plane at the airport, just after passing the gate, their wanted photo arrived. And the staff who saw their photos and themselves just took over the shift and left. Such a very coincidental luck setting makes people feel that everything is God's will.
It's a tribute to "I believe".
All things are like this, as long as you have faith, you can do it.
God and Buddha said: Believers must be saved.
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