The two protagonists were so handsome. Pete and Ford cried the first time they were gun-to-gun, and I cried with sadness. Why is Pete always playing a tragic role, always dying, is it because he is too handsome? Eyes are too charming?
Don't talk nonsense, in fact, they said that the story of this film is terrible, but there are a lot of things that I think are quite deep and worth thinking about. I think this film is more suitable to describe the cultural conflict between people of the same race in different environments. The handsome guy finally died because of it! In other words, when a fellow villager sees a fellow villager, he will inevitably be stabbed.
First of all, what I have been entangled with is that Americans have very distinct film values. Northern Irish people immigrating to the United States are Americanized, and the American spirit has become American. They oppose all violence? Can the law give justice? So Ford went to hunt down Pete desperately. Haha, it turned out to be a movie before 9.11.
I remember watching another movie. I don’t remember the name. It was also about the male protagonist being a guest professor. He encountered the murder of a duke by the Irish Republican Army in the UK, and was rescued by him. From then on, he was hunted down by the Northern Irish Army. He rejoined the U.S. Intelligence Agency again, using those advanced satellites, positioning, and unmanned aerial vehicles to air raids on unidentified bases, and so on. He won. After 9.11, the legal process is a bird, and you can do whatever it takes to face terrorists!
Secondly, given the reality of our own life, right? We are also patriotic Chinese natives, patriots who immigrants seek protection, and some Chinese immigrants of the second and third generations. . . . There are also certain roles in this movie.
With the help of fellow judges living in the upper class in the United States, Pete went to the United States to seek asylum and prepare for the next stage of battle. From the perspective of our values, this is an indomitable hero. Really, he actually has too many opportunities to live a new life without having to die. His girlfriend is still the daughter of an American judge.
The first kind of fellow role: There is also a Northern Irishman who is also an immigrant. He is still engaged in this kind of underground activity in the United States, and he is very determined. After checking the information, there really is such an organization in the United States that provides funds and support for domestic combat. Haha, do you think it looks like us?
The second kind of fellow role: a speculator in battle-this bar owner should be a product of American assimilation that only follows the contract, and is also an immigrant from Northern Ireland. What he has to do is to make money from this domestic and American difference , And the money made is money from the sale of weapons. If you play big, you will have to die in American movies.
The third kind of fellow role: It is also the force that directly killed Pete, and Ford is the representative. He immigrated to the United States, enjoying a good life in the United States, a policeman who firmly believes in American values and respects life and human rights with integrity. His partner accidentally killed a thief with a gun. He was hovering in the dilemma of reporting and friendship. He simply gave up his job and stopped working as a policeman-what a perfect ideal American! He thinks that he can save Pete, that is to prevent him from continuing terrorist activities, but also save his life and give him a new life-another American ideal!
Pete is dead, Ford turns the fishing boat equipped with missiles, and the film ends! This is quite expected, the American film must be the ending. History is always changed by the Americans.
As for the British military forces who chased Pete at the beginning of the film, it is a complete supporting role in this film, a complete and negligible force.
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