The film revolves around the shocking kidnapping case, telling the whole process before and after the kidnapping case, thus depicting several distinct characters. Paul Getty, the former richest man in the world, a famous oil tycoon. Even such a wealthy person, even when his grandson was kidnapped and faced with tearing up the vote, he still did nothing, and finally paid, he should be able to avoid some taxes. In addition to being rich, I don't believe that anyone, including my own relatives, always thinks that the gift that others buy for my grandson is a gift for travel, just for his money. But he was very willing to spend money on artworks. During the time when his grandson was kidnapped, he even spent a lot of money to buy a painting, but in the end he also lived as a work of art. Christopher Plummer's Paul Getty, on the other hand, was a success because everyone who watched the movie was impressed by his meanness. Fifty, a little Rollo of the Italian mafia, but kind-hearted, risked against the entire organization in order to save the little Getty. Through Fifty, the side reflects how terrifying the power of the Italian Mafia is. Of course, there are also direct demonstrations. For example, after Little Getty escaped for the first time, no one dared to take him in. He finally escaped to a policeman, and he was arrested again before he finished talking on the phone. Michelle's Gael Getty truly shows a mother's love for her child. For the child's custody, she can refuse Getty. In order to save the little Getty, she ventured to Italy. This kind of feeling is only possible with maternal love. pay. Fletcher, played by Mark Wahlberg, is a very capable negotiator who is not only about business, but also dares to talk to the kidnappers. This calmness is really powerful, and he is full of sense of justice at the same time - "The World of Money"
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