There were less than 10 people sitting sparsely in the huge auditorium. It may be because of the relationship between the original film and Chinese subtitles.
Needless to say, the lineup is extremely luxurious. The plot can only be considered average, and some places turn too fast. For example, the male protagonist's girlfriend was reluctant to use her father's money at first, but she was persuaded by the male protagonist and smiled instantly. At that time, she felt that the woman's thinking was jumping too fast.
Secondly, the male protagonist broke into the "enemy" and was discovered. Why didn't the other party kill him? Gossip, smuggling, brake failure...don't think what I'm saying is a bit rambunctious. You know, isn't the male protagonist's "Bole" just being persecuted by his opponents and committing suicide by jumping on the subway? Does the male protagonist also conform to Xiaoqiang's law like in the comics?
The old man Douglas finally returned his daughter's money because of his future grandson, and the daughter and the male protagonist hugged happily. I feel that this woman is very "greedy for money", she said that the male protagonist lied to her before breaking up, but in the end, as soon as the money came back, he accepted the male protagonist again... hey... blemishes, blemishes
, the picture is also flawed, the racing part, watching I felt the shooting was rough. It's even worse than Mango TV's TV series. But fortunately only that part looks fake, the others are good.
The analysis of human nature is more profound, in fact, it is a sentence "people are greedy, the richer the more greedy"
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