Recently, there are many movies that are really lacking and can't be used to answer most people's questions about my recommendation. This "Detroit" is just a recommended new work.
The background of the story is the 1967 Detroit riot in the United States, the most deadly riot in American history.
The film is based on the historical disaster event derived from this racial issue in the United States, which once again proves that the values of capitalism are far from ours, and we can let future generations forget the disgraceful historical tragedy (Is there a tragedy, I don’t think there is) , that will cast a shadow on the motherland and the great socialist ideal, so we sing slogans every day, but the evil capitalism uses such history as criticism and reflection, so that the contemporary era will remember the crimes of history and warn the justice of human rights. This is indeed not as good as our country, which is already a democracy, and criticizes our human rights every day. Wake up, the evil emperor! And in South Korea in recent years, there is nothing to dig into the corner of Gwangju.
The film seems to enter a state of horror after the police enter the motel. The plot and rhythm are very exciting, allowing the audience to accelerate the adrenaline-wrenching experience.
From the chaotic scene of mass riots at the beginning, it truly shows a confrontational conflict scene, and the outstanding story extends to the innocent experience of several young people, which is overly delicate from the group to the point.
And the institutional background of history on racial issues, until the end of the film, when you see the life introduction behind the real historical figures, it is the same as Larry's singing in the church, this is the only way to shout.
The male protagonist of Star Wars plays a character who is still lonely and compromised to survive until the end, and the inner injury will also be a lifetime injury.
The black blues and soul music in the film are very rich, especially the song [glow] in the church at the end is sad and helpless.
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