The part in the elevator is really inexplicable. I still don't understand why Macha didn't kill him. Didn't he always want to kill him? Is it because of Boss Kim? Perhaps there has never been a boss Jin, he is just a symbol, a symbol of the person that each of us fears most in our hearts.
The abrupt stop at the end is unavoidable, but for GUN RITCHIE, it is not surprising at all.
On the contrary, "Revolver" has lost the sense of humor of "Two Smoking Guns" and "SNATCH" from beginning to end, but it cannot be denied that he is a serious movie.
The thugs fell off the fence and shot himself with muskets, Macha's madness after being robbed of his drugs, and the killer's infighting are the most distinctive labels of GUN RITCHIE.
"The way to make yourself smarter is to fight against smarter people", which appears more than once in the movie. In fact, this also corresponds to the old saying of the Chinese people, smart is mistaken by smart, and we constantly need to fight, in fact It's just ourselves, because only we are smarter than ourselves, we always live in our own imagination, and keep repeating the wrong information to mislead us.
It is irresponsible to say that GUN RITCHIE is kitsch and leans towards old beauty and serious literary films, because he just lacks the compact plots of the two films we are familiar with.
But I have to admit that "The Revolver" doesn't tell a complete story, and it's vulgar. . .
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