Call it cruel irony, right. Everything after I fainted was a dream. Originally, I spent most of the film running for one heart, but in the end I had another one on my body without knowing it, and this time the debtor became the brother who almost killed him. .
It's okay to say it's bloody. Remember "Foreseeing the Future"? The director really doesn't need this. As a commercial film, this kind of didactic ending doesn't matter if it's useless, but it gives people a sense of discomfort by pretending to be serious. In fact, most audiences care more about how hot the action is and how sexy Jude Law is. Since the effect has been filmed, why bother to make a statement at the end?
In general, the quality of this film is still very high, the action is sharp, the scenes are bloody, the performance is delicate, and the creativity is rich, especially Jude Law, who broke through the image of the creamy boy in the past, and has a very firm attitude, which is worthy of praise. The emotional depiction is a little rough, but it matches the film's hilarious abuse.
I especially like the section behind the pink door, which is strangely beautiful and moving.
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