In addition, the rhythm of the film is very stable and coordinated, which is not available in many domestic films today. Many directors want to fly without the ability to walk, break the rhythm of the film, add burst points at will, and make the film a product of four dissimilarities.
But this movie is different. Although it is a small cost, the logic of the screenwriter and the ability of the director to control are all at the top. Of course, the actor's credit must be attributed to it. This is not a movie that destroys the three views, nor does it give The movie you are looking forward to.
I think you should have the three views yourself, and the movie is not responsible for educating you.
Also, let me tell you what I think is the most remarkable part of the movie.
The weirdest and most exciting part of the movie is that the three male protagonists are clearly doing illegal things, but the whole movie is shrouded in an unusually warm atmosphere. The little girl who refers to the authenticator after letting go of one of the male protagonists. I also saw the impracticality of the film.
It doesn't feel like this movie is realistic, but who cares? Can three elderly people really live happily ever after robbing the bank? Is this question really worth exploring?
What the director wants to tell you is that if you are serious, you will lose. So I saw that the director just told us a story. A perfect black humor.
We have been taught since childhood to be kind. The endings of cartoons we watched when we were children were always like this, good people are rewarded with good rewards, and bad people are punished badly.
When I grew up, what I liked most on TV was the war of resistance movies, which preached that evil can never win against righteousness. We defeated the Japanese devils. We are good people and Japanese bad people.
And the bad guys will definitely get their retribution.
The whole movie refutes this notion. For several retired elderly people, one is seriously ill and needs a kidney transplant, the other house is about to be taken away by the bank, and the other one cannot make ends meet.
The lives of the three of them are getting more and more difficult, and they can't even buy a piece of pie they like to eat for breakfast. So after the old black man witnessed a bank robbery. He felt he could follow suit once. It is simply the most successful school of success. use as you learn.
He encouraged two other friends to cooperate with him, and wrote a seamless script, and an alibi. At the end of the movie, they manage to rob $2.5 million without getting caught by the police. And all because of the shelter and protection of their neighbors.
They left a sum of money for those people. Also attached was a note that said, "Everyone deserves a piece of pie."
So the style of the movie changed, and the bad guy turned into a good guy, to the point of robbing the rich and helping the poor.
It is simply Zoro's sense of sight.
Who can tell what is good or bad, true or false in this world, otherwise what do you think?
One of the protagonists in the movie didn't want a relationship between a man and a woman at first, but he met the goddess, and he used the money he grabbed to have a decent wedding.
He said, "She's really nice and sexy, we get along in every way, I don't like the way I look, but she does. I have this weird feeling, I think it should be happiness"
in this absurd In the world, we live in a more absurd way, we don't have scripts, we don't have lines, and after 18 tricks with life, we finally found a way to deal with him.
So, except for 5-year-old children, everyone doesn't like to read Snow White's story. Life does not give us values, we create one by ourselves, life is aggressive, we see tricks and tricks.
If the established point of view does not work, why should we do the opposite?
That's the reality, that's the value of this movie, it's not encouraging us to rob a bank, it's reminding us to shatter our beliefs. to break the status quo. Breaking free from everyday thinking and not limited to this is the right way to happiness.
Didn't LADY GAGA sing?
"JUST DANCE, TI`S GONNA BE OK."
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