Milk lost in the workplace, Reivew on Milk

Milk is dead, his death makes people sad and nostalgic, his death inspires comrades to face the future life with courage and dignity, his death allows more people to be resolved by comrade love, and his death makes more Many people knew about him, and his death also made this film, and created two golden statuettes at the 81st Oscars.
On closer inspection, though, Milk did not die from the flamboyant gay coming out movement he led, nor did he die at the hands of the outraged conservatives who loyally defended Bill 6. His death was because he offended his fellow villain Dan in the workplace. As the grievances deepened, Milk, who was proud of his career, did not explain or resolve it. At the last moment of Dan's career, he showed his trump card and beat Dan beyond redemption. Turn around nowhere. In the end, Dan loses his mind and kills the mayor and Milk, the two guys who cost him his job and face. . . . . . .
The above remarks do not contradict my recommendation for this movie, it just feels abruptly stopped and lost.

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