1. The three police officers in different situations have their own lines. The director seems to use Guy Ritch's multi-line narrative to express something. Unfortunately, painting a tiger is not an anti-dog. The two lines of Old Tang and Hawke were finally screwed together, but I didn't understand what Richard Gere was doing.
2. The feeling of the film at the end: Those who want to live are dead, and those who want to die are alive. I don't like this idea. I feel that the director deliberately wants to abuse the audience. Life is difficult, and each has its own difficulties. This is what the whole movie says, but it’s not too much to give a little sunshine at the end to let the audience feel relieved.
3. Give 4 points. After all, the three male protagonists are all actors I like very much. It's a pity...
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