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Transfer of love
Dovie 2022-01-06 08:01:07
The criminal who looks strong and dangerous is actually a child who has never been loved, and the leader of the special agent, who represents justice and bravery, is actually a hollow man who is anxious and tramples on emotions and has no faith. Ignore those bloody and violent scenes, this is a movie about love and redemption. Emma's innocence, the memory and personality of the dead father about love, and the care of the doctor, little by little lead the "bad guys" to the right path. In fact, wicked people are not born to be evil, but they have never felt love before. Despising them because of "evil" and ignoring the basic respect and emotion that they should have as human beings is the greatest evil of being a "normal person".
Extended Reading
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Jericho Stewart: [after pharmacist says medication is "on the house"] Cheers.
[pause. Jericho realizes he's talking like Pope]
Jericho Stewart: Who the fuck says "cheers"?
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Jericho Stewart: [goes back to the room where Jill is still tied to the bed] Where's the money, Jill?
[she turns her head to bedside drawer]
Jericho Stewart: No, the big bag full of money.
Jill Pope: [tape-gagged] Hmm?
[grunts as Jericho rips off tape]
Jericho Stewart: Billy's bag!
Jill Pope: [gasps for air] I don't know!
[sobs]
Jill Pope: Please!
Jericho Stewart: [groans as pain hits him] Don't make me hurt you!
Jill Pope: Please. You can take whatever you want.
Jericho Stewart: [helping himself to loose change] Yeah, no shit.