It's a pity that I'm not one of those people, so I've only watched this film once, it's not worthy of writing anything, but, tribute to Kane, his role as an old man is weak enough to lift my sense of chaotic world. Injustice, so, salute him.
Similar films have come into contact with several: violence, weak, wanton, madness, no empathy, no values, loss of the bottom line of being a human being. The reason why mortals are different from beasts is that they are polite. The same kind will never be cannibalized unless the mountains and rivers are exhausted and starved to the extreme. But people can.
It's hard for me to understand when people's behavior touches on building happiness on the pain of others, and that person is a person who has nothing to do with oneself, and what's worse is just a passer-by who walks alone, an old-fashioned old man, Women represented by the weak... How did the perpetrator's heinous act begin and how did it end. In such a process, what kind of madness his spirit has experienced, he must not be calm at this time, because a calm person will not be crazy enough to openly trample the order in front of everyone's eyes. This is horrible.
In "Johnny Mad Dog" I saw young soldiers madly raping women like their mothers, and in "A Clockwork Orange" several young men took pleasure in beating and abusing others openly, my soul was plunged into a great in fear. Hatred and happiness are not opposites. When one kills the enemy, that kind of happiness must exist. The world must be on the verge of madness when you take pleasure in violence against strangers far outside your relationship circle. Everyone can, for a little careless purpose, seek the survival of others, or let people suffer great fear and take pleasure in other people's fear, how unbearable it is, because it is beyond human beings Ethics is the work of beasts. Beasts have their own rules, how can they be compared with people?
Sympathy Empathy is the core of human thought and emotion. When man loses his reverence for order, his sympathy for others, and tramples for pleasure in a lofty stance, the world should perish.
In fact, this kind of behavior is not uncommon in life, but "Harry Brown" is more extreme.
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