On a boring weekend night, I bought a membership of a certain wave in order to watch Game of Thrones, just happened to see this movie. The film is not as good as I imagined, because of the existence of three old actors, I always feel that this film should be similar to Harry Brown's tough, low-key, mysterious, superhuman ability, and the theme of justice is a bit anti-social. From the very beginning of the movie, it felt like a lighthearted soap movie. But thinking that I will also grow old in the future, and thinking that the day when I was old was better than theirs, I didn't take it seriously and continued watching. The story is relatively bland, and there is basically no brain hole. The only stalk that barely counts. The robber who robbed the bank at the beginning of the film and inspired Mike Cain a lot was the robbery expert who trained three old men. The huge sum of money that the three old men robbed at the end. Since then, he has lived a happy and beautiful life, and gave his old friends extra money to help them spend their old age in peace. The dullness of the story is full of sarcasm, and the praise of human nature flashes everywhere. For example, at the beginning of the movie, the ugly filming of the bank manager who was terrified to take back the house of the protagonist Mike Cain, the friendship of the old friend of the movie made the old friend risk his life to donate a kidney to Morgan Freeman, a Chinese and old actor, beautiful and kind Chinese girl. Morgan suffers from illness so as not to disturb the lives of his beloved (he didn't even tell his two best friends) daughter and granddaughter. Overall, the movie makes me feel like there is a clear distinction between love and hate, and the three views of the movie are very positive. The story ends perfectly with a bug, but is it like this in real life? Will the house that the ordinary working class desperately buy just be taken away? Morgan also died painfully from kidney disease. If the movie has a profound meaning, I think it may be that we should plan more for retirement and care more for the ordinary old people who are already powerless. When they grow old, they should not be as miserable and helpless as the little match girl, although in reality, such examples abound.
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