No plot twists, no action stunts, no high-speed cars and bullets, it's a simple story.
that's enough. Everything is clear, just as Earl's defense has not finished speaking in court, Earl himself admitted all the crimes. He knew where he was going, and he knew he deserved it.
Earl's old age was sad. In his early years, he took his career more seriously and abandoned his family. He even missed his daughter's wedding for his own game. Then he was defeated by the Internet again. Without the Internet, his stubbornness would probably have kept him alive in a halo of flowers.
"A speck of dust from the times that falls on an individual is a mountain."
He is no longer handy, his business is no longer thriving, and he knows nothing about the information age. There is no way out, and the back road of home, Earl, has long been cut off.
The only regret after watching this film is that the ending plot of this film did not push the sadness of old age to a higher level. If his daughter and granddaughter do not accept him, or if he is criticized in court, or if a big drug lord decides to beat him up after a drug sale, the last shot shows the bank putting up the Forclosure sign again, That movie could definitely be better in terms of plot.
Final thoughts:
1) Saving money, pension plans, etc. are really important.
2) Be kind to your loved ones.
3) Do not touch poison.
4) Can people under 90 be able to move? ? ?
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