This is a very funny comedy, full of laughter, nothing else, the male protagonist Gangdan is too sandy!
At the beginning of the film is the scene of Gangdan robbing a bank. He robbed without even wearing a hood. He also robbed the wrong place and went to a currency exchange office. He had to ask the staff of the exchange office to tell him where the bank was. Later, the police came to arrest him. He ran into a movie theater and watched Ice Age happily with the children. Even when he was taken away by the police, he kept staring at the screen and laughed, completely forgetting that he was a prisoner who was caught.
Gangdan was imprisoned in this way, and in the prison he released his word-busting ultimate move. He would introduce the classic self-introduction to anyone he met, "My name is Gangdan, and I'm from Montage", and then he couldn't stop his mouth for a moment, talking and laughing. Soon his fellow inmates were so annoyed by him that he wanted to fight, but Gangdan was a big man, and he could always put his inmates on the ground. In this way, Gangdan drove 5 inmates insane in two weeks. The warden also had nothing to do with him, and even wanted to send him to a mental hospital, but the director of the mental hospital said that it was not a stupid hospital and refused to accept it!
At this time, the second male Ruby appeared. He was a mafia killer. Because he had an affair with the woman of the boss Vojler, he turned against the boss. Later, because he wanted to take advantage of the fisherman after the robbery by the Vojler gang, he was also thrown into the prison. Ruby and Gangdan are completely opposite. After he entered the prison, he said nothing and refused to explain anything. The helpless police arranged Gangdan and Ruby in a prison, trying to pry his mouth open through the steel eggs.
Gangdan was very happy to have a new inmate, and used his mouth to bombard Ruby, but Ruby remained expressionless and said nothing. Ruby did not get angry and fight with him like the previous inmates, but listened to him silently, so Steel Egg regarded Ruby as a good friend and wanted to stay with him all the time.
Ruby wanted to plan a prison escape by pretending to be crazy and selling stupid and committing suicide, and Gangdan followed suit. Later, the two were imprisoned in a mental hospital. In the mental hospital, Gangdan called a friend to plan a funny escape---- Let his alcoholic friend use a crane to pick them up from the mental hospital! Naturally, this stupid practice was quickly discovered, which led to the pursuit of the police.
After escaping, Ruby always wanted to get rid of Gangdan, but Gangdan refused. He was going to follow this hard-won friend. He had already planned to open a friend pub with Ruby. Gangdan and Ruby are naturally full of jokes during their escape. They rob passers-by's mobile phones, steal cars, steal small toys that make sounds from toy stores, wear women's clothes, and so on. Although they also encountered the pursuit and killing of the Vojler gang, the encirclement and suppression of the police, and the provocation of the gangsters, but because they were both big men, they were always settled quickly.
Later, they came to an abandoned bar and met a girl who came to avoid the police. At night when Ruby fell asleep, Gangdan called Vojler, hoping that the problem could be solved peacefully, because he didn't want Ruby kill. In the end, Ruby and Gangdan followed Vojler's gang to Vojler's house. Gangdan accidentally killed Vojler because he wanted to save Ruby, and was shot by Vojler himself. After the injury, Gangdan did not forget to make a joke, pretending to be seriously injured, which made Ruby very distressed. Then the police came, Gang Dan tilted his head against Ruby, and the two cuddled together and were full of love, and the film came to an end.
The naive and talkative Gangdan and the cold and taciturn Ruby, these two CPs with huge contrast in their images brought us this warm and funny movie. It is estimated that it will be a rhythm of laughter after watching it!
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