Based on John O'Brien's novel of the same name, "Leaving Las Vegas," the film tells the story of a frustrated playwright who goes to Las Vegas to drink and die. The film has no ups and downs. It does not take the responsibility of exposing the darkness of society, nor does it emphasize the harm of alcoholism. It sings a tragic great emotion, the most instinctive and most easily distorted truth in human nature. In this sense, the film has the tragic beauty of Puccini's operas. "Leaving Las Vegas" felt a little warmth in the despair of the characters in the play. If not, this film would really make people go mad with pain because of the deep despair. The director used strong and strong colors in the film.
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