Gangster Mob / Redemption <The formation of the mob and the difference between the rich and the poor>

In addition to directing, acting properly, and having a smooth plot, an excellent film should be considered in the current political context; and a great film reflects its political foresight. The so-called literature and art serve politics. "Gangster Thugs" is a good film not a great one. Although it won what kind of Oscar last year, the outrageous thing is that when it was introduced in China, it is said that there was a disagreement on the title of the film. It seems that the world will be at peace if it is changed to "salvation". It seems that a harmonious society can be both harmonious and harmonious as long as the words are touched. I didn't expect that the box office response was not good, hey, it's useless. However, comrades still watch less and better. Don't say that the kidnappings in the rich area are caused by the reason that all comrades have watched "redemption", which is sorry for this excellent Oscar film.

Although I don't like this movie that much, I really feel sorry for this movie. The master who changed the name didn't understand the film at all, what kind of redemption is this! It is clearly a stark confrontation between the rich and the poor! To resolve social conflicts with these few baby cries is undoubtedly cannibalism.

What causes the so-called "thugs"? According to the idea of ​​the film, it affirms the idea of ​​"human nature is inherently good". Since it is "inherently good", how can it be a "thug"? This is what the film says: the first one is "family"; the second one is "education"; the third one is "society"; the fourth one is "rich and poor". All of these are, in the final analysis, the irreconcilable contradictions between the rich and the poor, the manifestation of the so-called decaying and declining capitalist system. How well our great leader sees.

The two scenes in the film are shocking, not about beating up accomplices, shooting rich women or something. One is to look at the magnificent home of the child, and the other is to look at the skyscrapers towering into the clouds not far away in the slum. Looking at these two scenes, I knew that everything was irreconcilable. There are also those police officers who serve the system. Seeing them rushing into the slums with ferocity makes me believe that the system is the reason, and they are powerless!

I think our great social country must not be like this, it is a capitalist society with all evils.

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